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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1975
Page
5
A July 11, 1979 report notes researchers cannot locate a real person named Robin Hood. It mentions Venezuela hosting the world’s highest waterfall claim, with a cited fall of 2 648 feet.
Ben Trump, caretaker at the Cheyenne County Fairgrounds, enjoys a shaded respite as 4-H clubs and the fair board ramp up activities. Since 1974, he and wife have maintained the grounds and home on site, paneling the house and keeping it in good condition. Visitors—friends and relatives—often stop by, and Trump’s coon hunting hobby continues with a friend caring for his hounds during fair time.
Patricia J Nelson and Bruce M Hammond were married August 2 in an outdoor double ring ceremony at Pioneer Park in Lincoln. Officiant Rev Larry Sydow of Fremont. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Roger Flanders of Omaha. A mid morning Hedday Inn brunch followed for wedding party and families. The couple to reside in Lincoln. An informal coffee will be hosted by the Nelson family southwest of Potter for the couple, with relatives and friends invited to greet the Hammonds from 3 to 6 pm.
Secretary Earl L Butz dismisses claims that a mild wheat price recovery from the Russian sale will lift bread costs. He notes past drops in wheat and flour did not lower bread prices and argues farm-to-consumer price links are weak. He cites export sales and raises concerns about profit margins and farm costs.
The annual song contest moves to the St Patrick's High School Auditorium in Sidney with a 7 30 pm start. Friday's judging results list top performers in multiple classes including Advanced Foods and Clothing with numerous participants named.
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