Western Nebraska TV Future Seen From Alliance Area
Talks in Alliance suggest a new TV link may reach Cheyenne and Scottsbluff counties with a different channel from KFBC-TV. Rapid City and Scottsbluff operators envision towers at Angora or Hay Springs to relay Rapid City signals across northwest Nebraska, with local funding likely needed within ten years. The piece notes Sidney cable carries NBC CBS and ABC for 4.86 monthly with 708 sets, and mentions KCOW and KOLT proposals alongside a possible Alliance station.
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Alliance Area
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Territory
Sidney
Cheyenne
Scottsbluff
Kfbc-Tv
NBC
CBS
ABC
Alliance
Rapid City
Holdrege
KCOW
KOLT
Angora
North Platte Valley
Hay Springs
Nebraska
Out of Old Nebraska Chimney Rock Landmark on Oregon Trail
A Nebraska History article notes Chimney Rock in Merrill County as a key Oregon Trail landmark cited in hundreds of journals and diaries. It ranks highest among trail sites for references, with Scotts Bluff and Independence Rock following, and features vivid early traveler impressions and DeSmet observations.
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Chimney Rock
Merrill County
Nebraska
Merrill J. Mattes
National Park Service
Oregon Trail
Mattes
Scotts Bluff
Independence Rock
Warren A. Ferris
Pierre J. DeSmet
Platte River
Robineau leads with racing string at Centennial Track
Former Sidney resident M. H. Bud Robineau dominates Centennial Race Track season with winnings over 21 000 dollars and big upcoming purses. His string includes top horse Vino Supremo with wins at Ak-Sar-Ben and two victors last Saturday Sonny Time and Monroe Dock. The Robineaus race from the west coast and run Frontier Refining Co. with wife Fannabelle Zike observing in Denver. Cyprus history note concludes the item.
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Sidney Man
Centennial Race Track
Denver
M. H
Bud) Robineau
Robineau
Ak-Sar- Ben
Omaha
Sonny Time
Monroe Dock
Robineaus
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Frontier Refining Co
West
Mosquito Calls Differ by Locale Says Cornell Study
The report notes that 3.6 million people rely on railroads and affiliates for income. Two Cornell Medical College scientists found via amplified buzzing that mosquitoes from different places produce distinct calls, though their bites remain the same.
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Cornell Medical College
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