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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1964

Page

2

Remarkable Record in Western Nebraska Winter Wheat

Western Nebraska produced a remarkable winter wheat record this year despite severe odds. Too much fall growth drought and heat through late June and July challenged yields yet where hail did not strike the crop the yield and quality were excellent. The Nemraska Panhandle stands as a prime winter wheat area with arguments for larger acreage while wheat prices stay low and subsidy influenced plantings. Farmers with small plots joined the wheat trade seeking federal payments, a shift from higher earning crops, seen as a political issue affecting rural prosperity.

Nebraska Nebraska Panhandle United States Great Plains

On The Go and the Strenuous Life Across Eras

The piece links Theodore Roosevelt’s vigorous White House era with modern leaders, notes his wide range of interests, and contrasts with President Johnson. It cites Baron von Holstein as Germany’s flawed adviser to WWI, cites Bismarck’s fear of Holstein, and reflects on space exploration optimism sparked by an ion propulsion motor test.

White House Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Germany Foreign Office Baron Friedrich von Holstein Virginia Cowles the Kaiser Holsten Kaiser Count Otto von Bismarck Holstein Moon Space Millenia

Licensing reform urged to curb Nebraska fatalities

The Nebraska Motor Vehicle Director proposes license renewal by birthdays, biennial renewals on September 1, and a four year reexamination to cut rising traffic deaths. Critics say testing may not stop older drivers from driving. editors urge stronger action and legislative debate next year.

Nebraska Bernard Eiting Eiting Omaha World-Herald

Ground broken for Ohio Oil plant in Cheyenne County

Ground was broken Monday for Ohio Oil Co.'s second natural gas plant in Cheyenne County with gathering lines to connect wells in the West Sidney Field. Project cost about $1,000,000, per district engineer Don Albers. Max Young resigns from KSID. Dave Young to succeed him starting Monday. Cornerstone for Potter Methodist Church set for Sunday at 10 a.m. Iron lung shipped to Scottsbluff for polio outbreak. M.E. Anderson opens accounting office at 1010 Illinois Street, Sidney.

Ohio Oil Co Cheyenne County Ohio Sidney Field Don Albers Max Young KSID Young Dave Young Potter O. D. Hoagland Scottsbluff Ilinois Street Sidney M.E. Anderson Lincoln

Homes for Americans and Local News Echoes of Daily Life

A roundup of small town events includes the engine men strike averted by arbitration, George Glidewell selling about 300 horses at an average $50, and Joe Synodemus building a bungalow. Cheyenne County delegates attend a senatorial convention. a Stone School bond passes. a juried Sunday morality note and a turtle soup gathering highlight social life. A two story Colonial home plan with garage extension and detailed interior specs closes the segment.

George Glidewell Glidewell Joe Synodemus Cheyenne County J. J. McIntosh W. P. Miles A. K. Greenlee F. A. Gapen R. E. Barrett James McMullen R. D. Harris Lodgepole Charlie Osborn Dan Bergman Louie St. Louis Herman H. York Jamaica N.Y

Weather and street upgrades in Nebraskan note 80 years past

The week’s weather in Nebraska was mild after a cold snap. Street commissioner reported Chestnut street graded and mud holes filled near Judge Heist’s home and the courthouse fence corner. Fort Sidney Quartermaster received 32 horses from the east and ten mules from Cheyenne toward Fort Robinson. Sheridan issued a rule requiring officers to own horses with three months to secure mounts before accountability.

Nebraska Chestnut Street Judge Heists Court House Fort Sidney Cheyenne Fort Robinson Sheridan

Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues Revealed

A list of crossword style clues arranged in across and down categories. Entries include Situations bog click beetle mountain crest pageant underneath also suffix of feminine nouns self Scot amid armpit saying expunged twelves goddess of peace fr friend thumps young devil bombyx new born lamb habituate fit for plowin revolving part cicada judean city onion wolfhound carnelian.

Fr. Friend Thumps Young Devil Bombyx Lamb Habituate

V t Rials APLA PIS le Ee

A compact puzzle fragment list hints at crossword style clues with numbered items and partial entries. The garbled text shows clues such as Fairy queen War god Set free Nut and fruit leaf and others, plus incomplete words and stray letters.

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