Egging Co Open House Delights Management
The Egging Co open house at the Gurley plant drew about two thousand visitors including officials and suppliers. Ted Egging said the event showed production in action and should boost regional industrial development. James Monroe of the Nebraska Department of Resources attended and emphasized positive community relations. John and Ted Egging praised public interest and foreseen expansion in cab production and new product lines with the new facility. More photos will run in Monday's Sidney Telegraph.
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Egging Co
Gurley
Ted Egging
Egening
Egging
James Monroe
Nebraska Department of Resources
Mr. Egging
Ed Cole
Cheyenne County
Egsing
John
John Egging
The
Sidney Telegraph
Larsen Nets Another Stolen Car Wednesday
Trooper Richard Larsen of Kimball stopped a car at 3 40 p m east of Kimball on Highway 30 and arrested Chester G Ober for a stolen vehicle reported August 4 in Seattle. Ober deserted June 21 and is held for Federal authorities.
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Richard Larsen
Kimball
Larsen
Kimeball
Highway
Chester G. Ober
California
Seattle
Wash
Ober
Services For Gurley Lady On Saturday
Lena Anna Fastenau grandmother of Frank Gross dies at Memorial Hospital in Gurley. Funeral at Grace Lutheran Church Gurley with burial at Dalton Cemetery. Survived by husband Frank and eight grandchildren plus eight more relatives. Memorials to Grace Lutheran Church.
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Cheyenne County
Frank Gross
Gurley
Memorial Hospital
Grace Lutheran Church
Henry York
Dalton Cemetery
Craig-Holechek
Lena Anna Fastenau
Otoe
Neb
Herman
Matilda Salson Fastenau
Sterling, Colo
Bunker Hill
Arlen D
Omaha
Gary L
Owoesso
Mich
Idabelle Neel
Fowler, Cole
Dolly Matthes
Sidney
Minna Freudenberg
Syracuse
Ned
Lyda Bennett
Adolf
Joy Fastenau
Herbert Fastenau
Dalton
Gross
Vo-Tech Grad Hired For City Inspector Job
Dean Starr 37 of Scottsbluff Nebraska has been hired as city building inspector and engineer by Sidney. He will start Monday to fill the vacancy left by Jim Paxton. Starr is a Vo-Tech drafting graduate with 17 years in building trades and runs Starr Building and Supply. He is married with Beverly and three children. Citizens planning to build should obtain permits and inspections from city offices.
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Vo-Tech
Sidney
John Baudek
Dean Starr
Scotts. Bluff
Neb
Baudek
Jim Paxton
Wheatbelt
No Parking On Parade Routes
The Sidney Police Department asks drivers to avoid downtown areas Monday and Tuesday to allow two parades. On Monday no parking 9th to 12th on Illinois until after the main parade. on Tuesday no parking 10th to 12th on Jackson for the Kids Parade. Areas will be marked that morning.
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Sidney
Irelinois
Jackson
Saddle For Top Cowboy in RCA Rodeo
Miss Cheyenne County Jody Enevoldsen of Potter shows the handmade saddle prize for the all around cowboy in the RCA Rodeo. The award is presented Sunday August 11 and Monday August 12 by Dude's Brandin' Iron and Steele Oil Field with 8 PM performances. advance tickets available at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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RCA
Cheyenne County
Jody Enevoldsen
Potter
Brandin’ Iron and
Steele Oil Field
Chamber of Commerce
Telegraph
Stampede County Fair Schedule Sets Weekend Attractions
The 1968 Cheyenne County Fair and 101 Stampede open this weekend in Sidney with a full program including an Indian village from Pine Ridge Reservation, parades, rodeo events, horse shows, 4-H competitions, a cowboy breakfast, free barbecue, and dance nights at Elks Auditorium. Highlights include Western States Cutting rounds, Open Class Horse Show entries, 4-H events, and the Nation's Biggest Rodeo string from Buetler Bros. stock in Elk City Oklahoma.
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Sidney
Pine Ridge
S.D
George Morgan
Elks Auditorium
Western States
Fair Grounds
Beutler Bros
Elk City
Okla
Cheyenne County
R.C.A
Buetler Bros
the Fox
Sidney Area Is Soaked From Heavy Rains and Flooding
Locally heavy rainfall hit Cheyenne County Wednesday night with winds over 30 mph. Streets became rivers in Sidney, underpasses flooded, and a car nearly floated in 6 feet of water. Totals reached 2.16 inches at the airport and 1.94 inches in town, with similar amounts countywide. Power outages and minor flood damage were reported, crews cleared debris Thursday, and overall the storm caused little lasting damage.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
13Th Avenue
Clifford World
10Th Avenue
Potter
Dalton
Gurley
Lodgepole
Lorenzo
Willis King
23Rd
King Street
Country Club
Coronado
10Th
King
Sidney National Bank
Beccame
Lodgepole Creek
Celebration Adds Costume Contest at County Fair
A new attraction at the Cheyenne County Fair and Stampede offers a costume contest judged after the parade at the Chamber of Commerce office 740 Illinois. Categories include comic historical and classical with prizes of 15 and 10 dollars in each category.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Panhandle Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies
Chronicle forecast shows considerable cloudiness this afternoon and night with light rain likely. Saturday turns partly cloudy with highs near 80 and lows in the 50s. Rain chances run 90 percent this afternoon, 20 percent tonight, and under 5 percent Saturday. Five day outlook: temperatures Saturday to Wednesday near normal, highs 85 to 95, lows near 60.
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Panhandle
Airport welcome postponed for Olympians return
The airport reception for Susan Hiner and Cindy Cruise of Dalton, planned for Thursday, has been postponed until tonight at 9 41. They are returning from the National Junior Olympics trials in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Susan Hiner
Cindy Cruise
Dalton
Knoxville
Tenn
No Tickets Declared At Sidney Cheyenne County Fair
City Manager John Baue dek announced no parking tickets will be issued on Saturday Monday Tuesday and Wednesday during the Cheyenne County Fair. The Chamber of Commerce asks downtown merchants and employees to refrain from parking on the streets on those days.
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Sidney
John Bauedek
Chamber of Commerce
Guardsmen Headed to Camp Ripley for Summer Training
A column of about 40 National Guardsmen in 16 vehicles departed Sidney for summer training at Camp Ripley Minnesota. The detachment led by 1st Lt. Kent B Miller will join by Sunday. total convoy expected around 100 vehicles. Training includes surveying radar intelligence and liaison tasks over a 12 day camp.
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Sidney
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
Btry
Atty
Kent B. Miller
National Guard
Marion Gunderson
Scottsbluff
William S. Christy
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