Kimball County Quarter Horse Show Set for August 9
Kimball County Fairgrounds in Kimball hosts the Panhandle Kimball Horse Show on August 9 with Halter classes in the morning and performance events in the afternoon under county fair board sponsorship. Merle Barker manages the show and Jay Parsons of Cody Wyoming will judge.
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Kimball Cable System Names New Resident Manager
Kimball Cable TV district manager Art Lee announces Charles Cline as resident manager succeeding Gayland Backhahn who moved to Scottsbluff. Cline, formerly with Telecommunications of the Scottbluff Gering system, and wife Karen with two children relocated here this month bringing over five years in all cable TV work.
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New United Methodist Church Planned for Oshkosh
At a Wednesday night Oshkosh administrative board meeting final approval was given for a new United Methodist church on the site of the previous fire-destroyed building. The building committee endorsed plans and costs after meeting with a construction company. groundbreaking was discussed but a ceremony was canceled. A construction contract was let and work will begin within 30 days on a one story fireproof structure.
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Lisco Fire Dept Ambu lance Fund Reaches Goal
The Lisco Rural Fire Department's ambulance fund exceeded its goal though donations continue for extra gear and training devices. A $94.38 boost came from the Garden County Arabian Horse Show where firemen's wives ran a concession. The roughly 100‑person community largely funded the $2,000 target with memorials and small events, completing the drive before July's end.
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ISCO
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Potato and Wheat Development Acts Fund Nebraska Farm Progress
Nebraska potato and wheat producers have contributed $2,408,126 over the years to commodity development programs. Potatoes total $313,869 and wheat $2,094,257. The acts, created in 1945 and 1955 respectively, support grading, storage, research, and advertising to boost yields and quality. University research underpins gains, with revenue trends tracked since the acts’ inception.
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Altar Society Aims Mor-Valu Drive for Nun Car
St Patrick’s Altar Society seeks 1 400 Mor-Valu stamp books to buy a nine passenger Chevrolet station wagon for St Patrick’s School nuns. Local merchants kicked off with stamp offers and 10 000 points from Mor-Valu Gift Center. Each book will be worth 60 points, doubling its value. Contributions welcome.
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Sidney Conoco
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Janda-Tobin Drug
Don Himes
Gift Center
Tom Kokjer
Kokjer Chevrolet
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