Time for Action on Western Nebraska Gas Wealth
Editorial urges Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce to plan a campaign to profit from vast natural gas reserves. Warns eastern shortages and pipeline neglect. Calls for aggressive lobbying, local refinements, and a forceful sales story to attract industry before resources fade.
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Nebraska
The
Times-Herald
Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Sidney
Colorado Springs
Columbus
Kansas
Sidney hotel drive for fund touted with old time urge
A Sidney salesman promoting the city hotel building fund recalls a farmer who refused to identify himself and urged a historic view of Sidney. The farmer challenged the plan, saying he would rather see Sidney as it was forty years ago, prompting a proposal to install a hitching rack for a staged arrival.
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Sidney Community Hotel Building Fund
Sidney
Redington
Missouri
Glendale
Mr. Lowe
Retail trade settles after scare buying wave
A year after the Korean War sparked panic buying retailers face inventory buildup and wary purchasing. Wall Street Journal notes shortages eased to longages as stores hold larger stocks while consumers shop cautiously and prices rise beyond merchants' control.
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Wall Street Journal
Hofféy
Weekly Crossword Puzzle List of clues and wordplay terms
The page presents a dense list of crossword clues with numbered entries and abbreviations. It includes various hints such as Insect, Spanish river, Nimbus, Sun god, and many place names. The fragmented format resembles a telegraphic puzzle or game section from a newspaper.
Good Farming Pays Off Cheyenne County Wheat Harvest
Cheyenne County farmers proved top hands at producing quality and quantity winter wheat in Nebraska. Despite severe natural punishment moisture was short all winter and spring, and summer brought hail and wind storms. A crop exceeding four million bushels was harvested, proving modern farming methods pay off even under harsh conditions.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Gurley News Social Rounds Include Many Local Visits
Yvonne Gibbons spent Sunday overnight with Marilyn Miles. Elmer and Grace Freudenberg visited Northport with their family. Delbert Weil and family planned a Washington trip to see his sister Grace. Emil Krueger and family from Belle Fourche stopped by. Ben Gross and family from Longmont spent the weekend with Frank Gross. George Bennett and family from Cozad vacationed in Gurley. George Bartels Bonnie and Raymond Kieselhorst enjoyed Saturday at Scottsbluff. Dale Flora’s family shared time with S. J. Flora and relatives. George Rohde and daughter Norma Jean visited Cheyenne Wednesday. Mrs. Martin Kehl underwent major surgery at Dalton Hospital Friday. Raymond Kieselhorst and son Clarence of Van Nuys arrived to visit relatives. Ross and Kathleen Rohde arrived from North Bend. Ross aided Chris Rohde with harvest. Berg spent Thursday evening at Kenneth Barr’s. Kathleen Rohde and Grandpa Rohde joined Sunday dinner at George Rohde’s. Grandpa Kieselhorst, after a recent stroke, shows improvement and friends look for him to recover.
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Yvonne Gibbons
Marilyn Miles
Elmer Freudenberg
Albert Fastenau
Northport
Delbert Weil
Washington
Delbert
Grace
Emil Krueger
Belle Fourche
S. D
Albert Krueger
Ben Gross
Longmont
Colo
Dalton Hospital
Raymond Kieselhorst
Clarence
van Nuys
Calif
Ross
Kathleen Rohde
North Bend
Chris Rohde
Kenneth Barr
Grandpa Rohde
Melinda
Cheryl Kehl
George Rohde
Kieselhorst
Sidney dealer linked to Massey Harris farm firm
W H See More, age 32, co owner of a Sidney farm implement store selling and servicing Massey Harris equipment. He came from a Montana ranch in 1946, served in the Air Force, and is a member of the American Legion and Moose Club. Married to Jerry, he runs the business at the town’s east end.
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Sidney
Massey-Harris
Young
Montana
Air Force
American Legion
Moose Club
Jerry
Memories of early Sidney and Redington life in 1880s
Maude Dunham Evans recounts her family’s arrival in Sidney area in 1886, their homestead near Redington, life with soldiers and Indians scares, early schooling and a makeshift community, horse thieves, small mills, and local transit. She recalls neighbors, churches, fishing, and the 1949 Golden Wedding, ending with a note on reading the Telegraph and hopes for future publication.
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Equitable Land and Cattle Company
Lincoln
Keith
Cheyenne County
Morrill Co
Mr. Lowe
Telegraph
Maude Dunham Evans
W. J. Evans
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General Morrow
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Garden
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Scotts Bluff
Kimball
Dakota Territory
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Tussler Horse Ranch
Nelson
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King’s
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Warren
Wilber Coulter
Bridgeport
Court House Rock
Camp Clarke
Lamb
Coululd
Ninth Ave
Kearney, Nebr
U.S
United States Rubber Company
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