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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1960

Page

4

Cheyenne County Weather, Hospitals and Projects Noted

Rains totaling over four inches drenched Cheyenne County near Sidney with farm experts calling it ideal for crops. Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital occupancy reached 60 percent in July while airport apron work nears completion and Inland Construction prepares for a nearby office move.

Sidney Cheyenne County Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Frank Harris Murrey Fuller Inland Construction Co Collier Electric Co Illinois St Dick Ryle Fred Golden Cheyenne Burlington Omaha Air Mail Landing Pine Bluffs Ogallala Providence The Eastern Star M. E. Church Gerald Thomas Ross Barker Citizens Military Training Fort Snelling Mich Georgia Edith Martin Beulah Grabill Lillian Brady Potter Leah Booth Sunol Martin Yellowstone National Park Mabel Halston Kahls C. D Charley” Green Telegraph Bridgeport Bayard Charley

State election urged as commissioners sought and a fire at station described

The notice urges that commissioners be elected at the next election to succeed Commissioner Rihn. A station fire incident is recounted where Kelly spilled gasoline during fueling, started a fire while preparing to start the engine, burned but escaped, and firefighters contained the blaze. Also mentioned are Frank King declining sheriff candidacy, the Sidney dramatic company heading to Lodge Pole for a show, and Mack Radeluf delivering wheat and whiskers from his ranch.

P. Miles Brown Supreme Court Rihn Kelly Burlington Mr. Kelly U.P Frank King Frank Sidney Dramatic Company C. D Essig Tne Sidney Mack Radeluf

Picnic party at John Adams ranch enjoys day in Union Valley

Mesdames Mcintosh Jewett Gorman Dawson Cohn H Cohn Evenson and Miss Phillips with several children spent a pleasant day at John Adams' ranch in Union Valley. H G Miller of Weyerts reported a six foot rye sample from a fifteen acre field on the table land, grown without irrigation.

Jack William Union Valley Mesdames Mcintosh Jewett Gorham Dawson M Cohn H Cohn Evenson Miss Phillips John Adams H. G Miller Weyerts Miller

Fire Department Forms Two Rival Clubs in Village

The fire department met at Christ's hall and divided into two rival groups hooks and hose. M. H. Tobin was named chief and C. D. Essig secretary. M. J. Sanders led the books as foreman with C. E. Trognitz and W. D. Davis as assistants. Hose officers included Lloyd Burger foreman N. C Stone first assistant and Chas Peterson second assistant. A Fort Sidney notice confirms Grant's funeral date of the Sth Inst.

Truman Sidney Russia Japan United States Nebraska Glenn McMillan Simodynes Poll Hall Simodynes Joe Simodynes Howard Arndt Gus Hellbush Empire State Building Herbush Arndt Op le Sol Willis Clarence Hansen Cheyenne County Mother Nature Christ’s Hall M. H. Tobin C. D. Essig M. J. Sanders C. E. Trognitz W. D. Davis Lloyd Burger Forman N. C Stone Chas. Peterson Fort Sidney Grant

Military Orders On Day of National Observance

The notice outlines a half staff flag, thirteen gun salute at dawn, then thirty minute intervals of firing until sunset, and a thirty eight gun national salute to close the day. It lists excused personnel including sick, guard, hospital cook, hospital attendant, two company cooks, one hand cook and one stable man.

J. W. Duncan

Paraded on July 23 1885 as funeral column moves

General orders No 81 from headquarters of the army dated July 23 1885 require this company to parade at 8 o'clock am. The parade time coincides with when the funeral column will commence to move and the order will be read to the troops.

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