Sandwich Month activities in Nebraska spotlight
The Nebraska Wheat Development Division co hosts an August Sandwich Month breakfast in Omaha at the Blackstone Hotel and a Lincoln luncheon at the Villager Motel with speakers Nancy Gerner and Helen Gill. Nebraska's Wheat Queen, 18 year old Susan Herboldsheimer of Potter, will attend both events as guests of honor. Governor Tiemann proclaims August as Sandwich Month.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Division of Wheat Development
Omaha
Nancy Gerner
Dairy Council of the Central States
Blackstone Hotel
Omaha Grain Exchange
Helen Gill
DCCS
Villager
Elmer Schlaphoff
Susan Herboldsheimer
Potter
Nebraska Farmer and
Colorado Rancher and Farmer
Nebraska Home Economics Association
National Farm- Home Editors Association
Wheat Division
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
The
Wheat Flour Institute
Plentiful Foods Program
USDA
Wilderness Trek Spurs Hardy Hikers Through Glacial Realm
A group of boys trekked 62 miles through rugged terrain featuring cliffs and deep lakes, crossing Lester Pass amid a freak summer snowstorm. After eight days in the area they reached August 2 and were met by Lew Mehling, Gerald Matzke, and Bob Wary who offered transport home, a bed, and a ready meal.
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Sidney
Bridger
Pinedale
Wyoming
Bill Wary
Paul H. Roberts
Jack Fish
Bob Wary
Scott Cook
Larry Cox
Delbert Davison
Lonnie DeWeir
Bob Elsen
Jay Fish
Jeff Hedglin
John Kruse
Jay Matzke
Bill Mehling
Paul D. Roberts
Wind River
Rock Mountains
Gannett Peak
Lester Pass
Lew Mehling
Gerald Matzke
Summer Orientation Week At Nebraska Attracts 3560 Attendees
Lincoln Ben Belden and Benna of Sidney visited the University of Nebraska during the final week of a 144 day Summer Orientation Program for incoming freshmen and parents. The sessions included health exams study skills housing and talks with faculty and upperclass students. About 3560 people attended. RAPID CITY S D Local student Thomas Lenzen among Nebraska area bowlers in National College of Business league. Others include Larry DeGunia Bruce Leypoldt and John Morrison with plans to study data processing accounting and related fields. Debbie Hyde prepares to enroll as a freshman at Colorado State University in marine biology.
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Lincoln
Ben Belden
Benna
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Rapid City
S.D
Thomas Lenzen
Nebraska Area
National College of Business
Thomas B. Lenzen
Larry DeGunia
John DeGunia
Crawford
Bruce Leypoldt
Nyle Leypoldt
Debbie Hyde
Gerald Hyde
Fort Collins
Colorado State University
Debbie
Vandalism Reported in Sidney Over Weekend
The Sidney Police investigated multiple vandalism acts over the weekend. A planter was thrown into a garage door at Larabee Olds Cadillac damaging nothing. an electric meter at B and L Alignment was broken with a pipe. a power lawn mower reported stolen Thursday or Friday from Fred Beyer at 143 King was recovered near 15th and Hickory.
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Sidney
Larabee Olds-Cadillac
9Th Avenue
Fred Beyer
King
15Th
Hickory
Beyer
Auto Accident Investigated near 11th and Illinois
A three vehicle collision occurred Saturday at about 11 16 a.m. near 11th and Illinois. Kenneth Childers of Sidney and William Nordquist of Lincoln were eastbound when Nordquist began to move into the center lane and was struck by Childers. A third car westbound driven by John Schroeder of 1920 19th was clipped. No injuries or damage estimates reported.
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Sidney
11Th
Linois
Kenneth Childers
William Nordquist
Lincoln
Illinois
Nordquist
Childers
John Schroeder
Missing Dog Sought By Grief-Stricken Owner
Harold Theophilus of 1043 Quince reports his seven month old brown malq dog missing for two weeks. The owner believes the pet was stolen and pleads for sightings from the public. He warns that if someone took the dog they should also return its house.
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Harold Theophilus
Quince
Truck Fire Causes Heavy Damage near Sidney on US 30
At about 4:52 p.m. Friday the Volunteer Fire Department fought a major blaze four miles west of Sidney on US 30. A Brady Trucking semi truck and trailer were heavily damaged, totaling about 11250 dollars. The driver smelled diesel fuel, stopped, and opened the cab after a minor explosion. he was uninjured.
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Meee
Sidney
U.S. Highway 30
Brady Trucking
Training Quality Shines In Cheyenne County Fair Horse Shows
The 1970 Cheyenne County Fair featured top 4 H and open class performances with many skilled contestants. In the junior division Jeff Markel won all around honors while Marty McMillen took reserve. in adults Kathy Wright and Linda Anderson tied for high points with Florence Clark as reserve. Event winners include Brent Correll, Roxann Correll, Cary Wilson, David Wright, Jim um, Florence Quinn and others across showmanship western pleasure horsemanship reinings poles barrels and halter classes, highlighting strong performances from multiple 4 H and open class riders.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Jeff Markel
Marty McMillen
Kathy Wright
Linda Anderson
Florence Clark
Brent Correll
Roxann Correll
Cary Wilson
David Wright
Joe Quinn
Gayle Gass
Linda Thayer
Mary Ann Nelson
Javonne Filsinger
Larry Gass
Anna Brauer
Terri Kallhof
Bobby McMillen
Valera Lafler
Jim Um
Clarence Carrell
Gladiolas best for indoor bouquets among summer flowers
Wayne Whitney notes gladiolas top indoor bouquet picks while other garden favorites like zinnias asters daisies coral bells and cornflowers appear in current arrangements. Perennials with short life spans such as roses and day lilies are used, with tuberoses iris and larkspur also lasting well in cut displays.
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Wayne Whitney
University of Nebraska Extension Horticulturist
Import of foreign liquor into India nearly triples
A government spokesman told Parliament that imports of foreign liquor rose to seven million rupees in the past three years, despite heavy customs duties and local excise taxes. Local-made liquor consumption also increased, even as measures toward prohibition were pursued.
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New Delhi
India
Special Election On Liquor By The Drink In Chappell
The Chappell Register reports a special election on liquor by the drink will be held in Chappell on August 18. Local voters will decide on the measure and turnout is urged.
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Chappell
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Potter High School
University of Nebraska College of Home Economics
Benny Herboldsheimer
John Morrison
Kearney State College
Lyle Morrison
Roland Green
Robert Johnson
John
Bob
Kearney
Gurley
Nebr
Lil’s Grocery
Florence Quinn
Fred Quinn
Bobby From
David From
Telegraph
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and Co
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