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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1965

Page

8

Panhandle Farm Equipment Show Draws 3100 Vehicles

A Panhandle Farm Equipment and Progress Day attendant logged more than 3100 parked vehicles Wednesday. Many visitors left and re entered, suggesting attendance near 5000. Several attendees arrived by air, landing at the Egging property airstrip near the show.

Panhandle Farm Equipment and Progress Egging

Treat Weeds And Save Moisture Farmers In Drouth Area Advised

Nebraska extension agronomists advise early weed control to protect wheat moisture. 2,4-D can kill most broadleaf weeds when applied at correct timings and forms. Rotary hoeing plus 2,4-D improves control. spraying excludes annual biomes. Kentucky troopers boost image with 125 billboards across the state.

Drouth Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska Extension

12-Unit Apartment House Planned By Lloyd Spencer

Lloyd Spencer, owner of the DeLuxe Motel, plans a two story 12 unit apartment block at the rear of the DeLuxe facing Jackson street. Two bedroom units would rent 125 dollars a month, four one bedroom units 105 dollars. Central heating, private entrances, balconies, a large yard and pool access via motel grounds are listed. Construction decision pending sufficient interest with a three month building period aimed for a school term start.

Lloyd Spencer Spencer Jackson Street The Telegraph Mel Adams

Power Shortage Looms Over Nebraska If Quarrels Persist

Lincoln power officials warn a brownout or blackout could hit Nebraska as early as this summer unless agencies settle their differences. Key lines are under construction, with a 230 KV Columbus to Grand Island loop line expected on time and a west-end tie from Stegall to North Platte needed by 1966 to meet peak load.

Lincoln Power Review Board William Norton Nebraska D. A. Blatchford Nebraska Electric Generation and Transmission Cooperative Blatchford Columbus Grand Island Stegall North Platte

Veterinarian Loses 75,000 Dinars to Pig Nuisance

In KLJAJICEVO Yugoslavia AP report Milan Mandic a local veterinarian, during an animal inspection, found a pig had removed his coat pocketbook from a pigpen and eaten it along with 75,000 dinars about 100 dollars inside. The incident ended with no recoveries and a comic note on animal mischief.

Kljajicevo Yugoslavia Milan Mandic

Elephant Tusk Is Uncovered Near Broadwater

A large elephant tusk fragment was found in a gravel pit six miles northwest of Broadwater by 13 year old Dennis Boman. About 15 inches of tusk were recovered before a sod fall split the rest. The ivory pieces and calcified stones were sent to the University of Nebraska for study.

Broadwater Here Dennis Boman Loren Boman University of Nebraska

Big Springs Well Hits 5565 Feet In Deuel County

The No 1 Zimmere man well in the Big Springs Gas Field, Deuel County, reached 5565 feet this morning as operators plan to drill to granite around 6000 feet. The project for the J B Stoddard estate aims to find oil in a gas prone area. A Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission spokesman cautioned it may take a couple of days to reach total depth as formations firm up with depth and drilling slows.

Big Springs Deuel J. B. Stoddard Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission

Rare Blood Gift Given To Child In Vain

LARAMIE WY The son of a Sidney woman donated rare blood to a Casper girl’s case in a bid to save 6 year old Cheryl Ruth Alexander who died of chicken pox and encephalitis The donor Bryan Miracle a staff member at the University of Wyoming had chicken pox within the past two weeks and the blood was flown to Casper but the child died.

Laramie Wyo Sidney Casper Bryan Miracle Lowell C. Davis University of Laramie Mr. Miracle

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