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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1969

Page

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Wheat Acre Cutback Shifts Focus to High Plains Lab Crops

The High Plains Ag Laboratory near Sidney will intensify research on millets and sorghums as Nebraska plans reduce wheat acres. A special field day on Aug. 27 will highlight these crops, tied to new cattle yard demand and potential shifts in farm patterns toward feed crops and livestock production. Gerald Moline leads the lab with support from Scotts Bluff and university officials.

High Plains Lab High Plains Ag Laboratory Sidney Nebraska University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture Panhandle ASC Cheyenne County High Plains Gerald Moline Scotts Bluff Mitchell Board of Regents ADC

Seven Locations Here Boosts New Exploring Major oil search in Nebraska

Nebraska: exploration focus shifts to Cheyenne County with seven new drilling sites. Key operators include Knight and Miller Oil Corp at Maley Field south of Sidney, Braden-Gear Drilling, Toltek Drilling, Isern-Wells, and C. W. Hughes at multiple wildcats across sections 14, 25, 32, 53. A new producing area opens near Mina tare in Scotts Bluff County with 2,700 feet of free oil recovered at the No. 1 Ferguson in the Ambage Field. Additional drills planned in Kimball Banner and Dawes counties with multiple contractors and new permits issued.

Nebraska Cheyenne County Knight and Miller Oil Corp Sidney Maley Toltek Drilling Co Braden-Gear Drilling Co Isern-Wells C. W. Hughes Nelson Potter Braden-Gear Walter Ohmart Jr H. P. McLish Pepco Petroleum Corp Ladine Ackman-Schulein, Roosevelt Ltd Triangle J, Oil Co Gerke Knight and Miller McKinney Exeter Drilling Co C. W Banner County Sundance Oil Co Midwest Oil Corp Heath Field Sundance Kehn B-W Northwestern G. S. Campbell and Brinkerhoff Drilling Co Brinkerhoff Sikorsky Dawes County

Belden Leads Derby Champs to Akron for All-American Coasting

Belden Braddlee Belden Sidney Soap Box Derby champion signs in at Akron headquarters for the 32nd All-American Derby. More than 250 champions from the United States Canada West Germany Okinawa Canal Zone Philippines and Venezuela compete on Saturday Aug. 23 for 30000 in scholarships and prizes. Champions enjoy Derby town camp and Derby Downs with races weigh-ins car inspections and a Friday luncheon gifting wristwatches. The event, sponsored since 1934 by Chevrolet, has hosted over a million participants.

Bradlee Belden Sidney Akron Ohio United States Canada West Germany Okinawa Canal Zone Philippines Venezuela Chevrolet Derby Town Camp Derby Downs

Individual Wheat Acreages To Be Mailed By Aug 26

Cheyenne County prepares to mail 1970 wheat allotment notices totaling 122,689 acres under ASC. Lawrence Thompson says staff is working full time to issue all notices on a single date with Aug 26 as the target. Nebraska's 1970 wheat allotment is 2,541,105 acres, down from 1969.

Cheyenne County Lawrence Thompson ASC Clifford M. Hardin Nebraska

Cattle Arrive at New Feedlot West of Sidney

The first cattle have arrived at the newly constructed feedlot about five miles west of Sidney. About 400 cattle were in the lots this morning. The yard is finished to handle around ten thousand head, though peak capacity will wait until all facilities are checked and details worked out.

Sidney Mil

Pheasant Season Cut and Mallard Shoot Approved in Nebraska

The Nebraska Game Commission shortened the pheasant and quail season to 65 days due to heavy winter losses. Opening dates were set as Nov. 1 for west of US 81 and north of US 34, and Nov. 8 for the rest, with zone based bag limits: west three pheasants and six quail daily. east two pheasants and six quail daily. Goose season 86 days from Oct. 1 with 5 bag limit. duck season ran Oct. 18 to Nov. 26 with an experimental Dec. 13 to Jan. 4 point system.

Lincoln Associated Press The Game Commission Department U.S. 81 U. S. 34 U. S 81 U. S. 81 Fish and Wildlife Commission

Second Half Taxes Reminder in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County Treasurer Milt Nissen reminds taxpayers the 1968 real estate taxes second half become delinquent on Sept. 1 and will accrue interest after that date.

Cheyenne County Milt Nissen

Old Settler Program Is Nearly Set

Lodgepole gears up for the annual Old Settlers reunion on Labor Day Monday September 1 with a morning parade at 10 30 followed by a full day of events and a Legion Hall dance The 1969 Old Settlers King and Queen Mr and Mrs Henry Peterson of Chappell lead the procession Lions Club oversee plans Potter Barbecue Club cooks the meat Lodgepole High School band concerts at 1 pm Alley Cats De Vonne School of Dance perform County Judge Sydney Finch MCs the afternoon and Ralph Carleton hosts the evening Tom Brower Sidney attorney will be the main speaker

Old Settlers Lodgepole Bank Legion Hall Henry Peterson Chappell Lions Club Potter Barbecue Club Lodgepole High School A. C. Peterson Alley Cats DeVonne School of Dance Sydney Finch Ralph Carleton Tom Brower Sidney Attorney

Millet and Sorghum Field Day Planned at High Plains Lab

A Millet and Sorghum Field Day is planned at the High Plains Agricultural Laboratory on Wednesday August 27 at 1 30 p m two and a half miles west of Huntsmen Gerald Moline will serve as master of ceremonies Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren will discuss millet and sorghum for Cheyenne County Dr Robert Hatch extension livestock specialist will speak on millet and sorghum as livestock feed Dr Frank Williams will cover varieties and breeding for Western Nebraska A lab tour will follow with talks on seeding date and rate weed control soil fertility and rotation among topics Refreshments will be served by the Wheatbelt Public Power District

High Plains Frank Williams Scotts Bluff Nebraska James Weitzel C. R. Fenster Wheatbelt

Vandals Remove Barricades Over Street Repairs

A Sidney Telegraph report notes vandals ignored a city plea and removed four street barricades with flashers and five temporary signs. The temporary signs, made from old car wheels with posts, warned of street conditions and danger.

Sidney Sidney Telegraph City Street Department

Germination Test Urged for Fall Wheat Seeding

Ivan Liljegren agricultural agent urges farmers to test wheat seed germination before the fall seeding. A 100 seed test, dampened for four to seven days, yields germination percentage with two samples advised for accuracy. Prior years show low germination, with above 90 percent desirable. Local seed producers and undamaged 1969 or 1968 crop seeds may provide suitable options.

Ivan Liljegren Cheyenne County Liljegren

County Officials To Workshop On New Legislation

Cheyenne County Clerk Ralph Englert and County Treasurer Milt Nissen will travel to Kearney next Monday and Tuesday for a county clerk treasurer workshop. The Holiday Inn will host sessions led by speakers from the Secretaries of State Tax Commissioner Motor Vehicle Division and State Auditor offices. Mrs Nissen will accompany them.

Cheyenne Ralph Englert Milt Nissen Kearney Holiday Inn Secretary of State Tax Commissioner Motor Vehicle Division Nissen

Rites For Jacob Hart Saturday

Jacob G. Hart 69 of Lodgepole died at Miller Memorial Hospital Chappell after six weeks as a patient Funeral services set for 10 am Saturday at Craig-Holechek Funeral Home with Rev Raymond J Theil of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Lodgepole officiating Burial in Pleasant View Cemetery north of Lodgepole Memorials designated to Chappell hospital Surviving include widow three sons four daughters one brother three sisters 22 grandchildren and three great grandchildren

Sioux Army Depot Jacob G. Hart Lodgepole Miller Memorial Hospital Chappell Craig-Holechek Raymond J. Theil Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Lodpole Pleasant View Chappell Hospital Jacob George Hart Lincoln John Louisa Gerlack Hart Elizabeth Devies Greeley Colo Harts Briggsdale Sidney Don Fremont Calif Denver Cole George Howard Hurst John Bahr James Datson Festus Richard Turner Sacramento Henry Alex Greenemeyer Kingsburg Katherine Miller Freida Speaker

Dearing Home Damaged By Camille In Bay St. Louis

Camille caused heavy damage to the Waldo Dearing home in Bay St. Louis Mississippi with four feet of water and a fallen tree blocking the structure. The Dearings plan to salvage clothing and some furnishings while likely repairing the house. They were traveling from Sidney when the storm hit and could not reach home in time. Their daughter will stay with grandparents in Sidney during repairs.

Camille Waldo Dearing Bay St. Louis Miss Dearings Dearing New Orleans Sidney Mrs. Dearing Lila Lewis Mr. Dearing Sioux Army Depot NASA

Panhandle forecast shows warm, partly cloudy days

The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Saturday with a few afternoon thundershowers. Highs in the 90s, lows around 60, and rain chances about 10 percent each period. A five day outlook projects temperatures 3-6 degrees above normal through Wednesday, with highs near 90 and lows around 60 and widely scattered thundershowers.

Panhandle

NFOs Election Saturday At 10

NORTH PLATTE The Third Congressional District National Farmers Organization convention will be held at Hotel Pawnee Saturday. Main speaker will be Jim Horne assistant director of communications at NFO headquarters in Corning Iowa since April 1968. Election of officers is planned for 10 a.m.

North Platte National Farmers Organization Hotel Pawhee Jim Horne NFO Corning Tinois

Breakin g at 1102 Spruce ReportedWednesday Evening

Police investigated a break in at 1102 Spruce after occupants found a torn screen and scattered articles. Police Chief Roy Bauer said investigators were checking for missing items but no conclusion had been reached by morning.

G Breakin Spruce Roy Bauer

Rain Helps Cheyenne County Center See Drops

Drizzle and thunder moved through Cheyenne County on Wednesday night with 1.07 inches in Gurley town center and lighter amounts elsewhere. Observers from Gurley to Potter and surrounding areas report varied totals from trace to over an inch, while Lorenzo and Lodge Pole recorded none and overall the county remains dry and crunchy after the storm.

Cheyenne County Gurley Earl Lessig Town Dalton George Coulter Potter Federal Aviation Agency Sidney Sam Countryman Lorenzo Lodgepole

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Nebraska Panhandle University of Nebraska Legislative Belden Derby Field Thompson Mr. Thompson Congress Jacob Hart
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