People You Know: Sidney News Roundup of Local Figures
A collage of Sidney Nebraska items covers Roy Devera’s 45-year tenure at Cheyenne County Lumber Company, Mark Andersen’s Pentecostal workcamp in Puerto Rico, and 50 years of Eastern Star membership for John Elwell Sr. Plus Mrs Henrietta Rabb’s Denver move, and Kenneth Agnew’s Sidney reunion.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Nebraska
Roy Devera
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Greenleaf
Kan
Roy
Ed Morris
A. E. Phelps
E. B. Myhr
First Methodist Church
Frank Welch Lodge
Afram
Providence
Order of the Eastern Star
John Elwell Sr
Mildred Schobert
Hinsdale
Elwell
Grand Lodge of Nebraska
Schobert
Springfield
Neb
Kimball
Kimball Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Lenhart Schobert
Robert Hiett
John Elwell Jr
J. W. Vaughn
Henrietta Rabb
Denver
Lambda Chi Fraternity
Denver University
Kansas City
Rabb
Frontier Music Company
Ther
John Deere
Kenneth Agnew
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Agnew
Aptegrove Implement Co
Metropolitan State Bank
Derby
Howdy
Olive Mann
Farmers Report Prompt on Stock Losses
Lincoln Nebraska livestock owners with lightning insured losses should file prompt, complete reports. Include area weather at loss time, health before death, location found, and any signs like grass in mouth. Add necropsy findings from a local veterinarian noting rigor mortis, putrefaction, bloating, and vein and organ conditions.
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Lincoln
E. Crosby Howe
University of Nebraska, Extension
Howe
Uni Agronomist Sees Common Market Benefiting Nebraska
Dr Everett E Peterson, University of Nebraska Extension farm economist, returning from a Western Europe seminar, says the European Common Market could boost U S exports of feed grains soybeans hard red winter wheat and other commodities. He notes potential larger dollar markets lower defense costs and that the Soviet Union opposes unification. Peterson warns price supports will shape impact as Western Europe may not meet all demand, but if U S meets European needs there will always be a market and minor product tweaks could expand sales to Japan and Italy.
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Nebraska
Everett E. Peterson
University of ‘Nebraska Extension Farm
Europe
U. S Dept. of Agriculture
Peterson
Soviet Union
Western Europe
U.S
U. S
Cycling Couple To Return On Route 30
Lincoln hosts a Chicago couple cycling from home to Santa Barbara on a two week Nebraska tour. Mary and Steve Guinn stayed in Antelope Park and Boys Town, received milk for their trip, changed tires twice with no accidents. They plan to use US routes 6 and 34 anew and return via US 26 and 30 on their cross country ride.
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Mark Andersen
Roy Andersen
Puerto Rico
Methodist Church
Philadelphia
San Juan
University of Puerto
University of Puerto Rico and the Evangelical Seminary
Camp Carson
George Robinson School
Island
el Guado
Presbyterian
Inter-American University
San German
Agricultural College
The
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Chadron State Teachers College
Wesley Foundation
Chadron
Mark
Lincoln
Chicago
Santa Barabar
California
Nebraska
Game Commission
Mary
Steve Guinn
Antelope Park
Boys Town
Guinn
U. S
Backyard Mosquito Fight Aims at Weather and Habits
University of Nebraska extension entomologist Paul Bergman warns mosquitoes thrive in continued rains and humidity. He outlines breeding sites from temporary pools to discarded tires and tin cans, and prescribes removing standing water, sealing containers, and treating surfaces with insecticides like DDT or lindane for temporary relief.
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University of Nebraska Extension
Paul Bergman
Sidney
Bergman
Thirteen Rodeos In Nebraska This Month Feature Burwell Event
Nebraska rodeo season kicks off with the 39th annual Burwell Rodeo August 8 to 11 touted as the state’s largest. Other August stops include Ogallala, Benkelman, Seward, Chamber, Chadron, Sidney, Broken Bow, Wahoo, Springfield, Gordon, North Platte, and Hyannis through late August. North Platte marks its 80th rodeo with a $4000 steer roping purse at Lake Maloney Saddle Club Arena on August 12, featuring top ropers and events from bareback to bull riding plus Glenn Randall’s Ben Hur trained chariot horses.
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Nebraska
The
Game Commission
Burwell
Ogallala
Benkelman
Seward
Chamber
Chadron
Sidney
Broken Bow
Wahoo
Springfield
Gordon
North
North Platte
Glenn Randall
Gering
Slight Hike In Ag Price Index In Nebraska
Nebraska farmers saw an overall price index rise about eight tenths of one percent for mid July. Wheat corn grain sorghum hogs calves wholesale milk and turkeys gained while small grains hay cattle sheep lambs chickens and eggs fell. Corn at 1.07 per bushel wheat 1.90 sorghum 1.61 led monthly gains. oats 0.64, barley 0.82, rye 0.88 declined.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Wheat Mosaic Warning for Nebraska Farmers
Lincoln area wheat growers should destroy volunteer and second growth wheat to curb wheat streak mosaic next year. Heavy rains, hail, and field mowing boosted regrowth fueling mite spread. adjoiners advised removing volunteer stands, harvesting millet ahead of planting, and avoiding neighbor influence to limit mosaic transmission within a half mile.
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Lincoln
John Weihing
University of Nebraska Extension
Nebraska
Weihing
Frontier Proposes Youth Fares in 22 and Under Tier
Frontier Airlines seeks Civil Aeronautics Board approval for a Youth Fare plan cutting all regular first class prices by 50 percent for travelers aged 12 to 22. The program, launching September 1, includes a $5 annual card fee, a companion discount option, and applicability across Frontier’s 10 state Rocky Mountain West and Midwest network. A separate group travel developer plan offers free round-trips to group organizers.
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Denver
Frontier Airlines
Frontier
Civil Aeronautics Board
C. M. Britt
von Ee
Marathon Oil declares dividend for shareholders in Findlay
Marathon Oil Company board declares a dividend per share payable in September 1967 to shareholders of record at the close of business August 17, 1962. The company, formerly The Ohio Oil Company, operates in Findlay, Ohio.
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Findlay
Ohio
Marathon Oil Company
The
Ohio Oil Company
Car
Koala Facts Clarified as Arboreal Marsupial
The koala is not a bear it is an arboreal marsupial and a pouch bound animal that lives in trees describing its biology and habitat.
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Nebr
P.O
F. Kent Holen
Sidney High School
Marlys F. Hughes
the Valley
University of Colorado School of Journalism
Wall Street Journal
Feld
Uni Agronomist
John A. Davis
Omaha
Nebraska Children's Home Society
Mr. Davis
Telegraph
Egypt
Cairo
U.A.R
Farouk
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