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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1964
Page
6
Cable listings outline channels 4 7 and 9 Denver and Channel 5 Cheyenne for Sidney area. Antenna users see Channel 3 Sterling Channel 5 Cheyenne and Channel 10 Scottebluff with identical programming except for local commercials.
Washington Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman faces pressure to raise the government wheat sales price to boost growers' income for the 1964 crop. He resists to avoid shocks to flour and bread prices and farmer cooperation in 1965. The price stays at 105 percent of support plus handling, about $1.36 a bushel, with forecasts of possible declines to around $1.30 as new programs take effect.
Mr and Mrs I A Caldwell attended the A G Convention in Scottsbluff Sunday. Their car broke down and they borrowed their son's car to return home. At 3 am Doug Caldwell called to announce the arrival of their baby boy Trent Joseph weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces born April 14 at Sidney Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Gary Grose and Todd visited from Denver to help J H Laaker and family move into their Lorenzo house over the weekend. Local residents also shared Sunday visits at Don Hunt and Edson Madden homes with multiple neighbors mentioned.
Union Pacific Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to abandon four branch lines in Nebraska and Colorado. The Gering branch, about nine miles between Gering and Scotts Bluff County, was damaged by 1963 floods and would cost $60,000 to $100,000 to repair. Only Great Western Sugar Co. used it, and the railroad said trucks offer sufficient service now.
The Telegraph Printing Co., Inc. invites customers to buy sales books and other office forms at 83 Fifth Avenue offering quality products at affordable prices.
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