Morrill County Fair Auction Ends With Record Livestock Bids
The Morrill County Fair 4-H and FFA livestock auction concluded with champions in multiple divisions. Grand champions included 4-H steer Mark Livingston at 60 per cwt and 4-H heifer Tim Bowers at 51, plus FFA cattle Dean Huber at 54. Swine and lamb honors and top bids followed for exhibitors such as Susan Middleton, Kevin Kniss, and Ron Dudden among others.
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FFA
Morrill County
Mark Livingston
Bridgeport Equipment
Mark Bowman
Hempels of
Alliance
FFA Beef
Dean Huber
Tri-State
Tim Bowers
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Heifer
Bruce Faessler
Swine
Susan Middleton
Safeway
Steve Kildow
Bayard Clothing
FFA Swine
Don Middleton
Orris Corman
Lamb
Kevin Kniss
Jack and Jill Store
Bayard
Corinne Faessler
Bun's Drug
Ffa Lamb
Ron Dudden
Jerry Goeman
Kimball Council Deliberates Paving District and Cable Franchise Changes
A crowded Kimball council meeting debated a proposed 10 block paving district in Maginnis Addition and a cable TV franchise renewal. Citizens filed a letter and petition against the paving while council rewrites the TV ordinance including a 10 year lease and a tiered per customer payment schedule to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
West Kimball
Maginnis
Woman threatens to blow up Scotts Bluff County Airport
A Crawford woman told airport officials she would like to blow up the facility after complaining Frontier Airlines was behind schedule and her husband could not depart from Denver. Deputies and officials investigated, determined the remark was angered rhetoric with no real threat.
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Crawford
Scotts Bluff County
Frontier Airlines
Denver
Marvin Holscher
Holscher
Grand Champion Steer Brings $80 Per Cwt at Kimball Fair
The Kimball Banner County Fair beef market sold 1190-pound grand champion steer from Downer at $80 per cwt to Tri State Supply. Reserve steer from Lesa Newell went to Mueller and Sons for $46.50 per cwt. Sheep grand champion Valerie Reed earned $90 per cwt from Banner County Bank, with reserve Wilma Downer at $60 to American National Bank. Swine top gong Sandra Smith sold for $77 per cwt to Tri State Supply. reserve at $46 to Banner County Bank, with others down to $41.
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Mark Downer
Kimball-Banner County
Kimball
Downer
Banner, County
Kirk Livestock Club
Tri-State
Lesa Newell
Mueller & Sons
Valerie Reed
Central Banner County Club
Banner County Bank
Scottsbluff
Miss Smith
Obituary: Lucille Schulz Stacy Rites Held in California
Native of Sidney Lucille Schulz Stacy died in Boron California after a two week visit to California. She was born December 3 1919 in Macksburg Iowa and moved to Sidney in 1920. She married Paul Stacy July 28 1949 in Hot Springs South Dakota. Funeral at Hillcrest Memorial Bakersfield August 21. Survivors include husband Paul two sisters Linda Holloway and Judy Rowley and grandchildren Todd Holloway and Mark Rowley. Memorials to Baron Heart Fund or United Fund.
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W.W. Schulz
Derrill
Ada) Ammerman
Sidney
Gilbert
Wilma) Levy
Dunedin
Gerald Schulz
Laramie
Wyo
Kent Holloway
Boron
California
Paul Stacy
Lucille Schulz
Stacy
Lucille Schulz Stacy
Macksburg
Iowa
Schulz
Paul J. Stacy
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Wyoming
Lucille
Heart Fund
The
United Fund
Kent
Linda) Holloway
John
Judy) Rowley
Jerri Jo
Judd
Todd Holloway
Mark Rowley
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Bakersfield
Calif
Olan A. Terrell
Methodist Church
Curtis cites inspectors harassing small meat plants
Senator Carl Curtis said he has protested to the Secretary of Agriculture over alleged harassment by federal inspectors of small meat plants. He noted Congress intended custom slaughterers to be exempt and described a Curtis amendment allowing retail sale of meat from federally inspected plants with separate handling.
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McCook
Carl Curtis
Secretary of Agriculture
Curtis
McCook Kiwanis Club
Congress
ETV Coverage Of Nebraska State Fair Promises Big Week
The Nebraska ETV Network expands State Fair 72 coverage with two extra horse shows the 4 H dress review and a State Fair Preview Host Joel Fowler leads a behind the scenes look with Henry Brandt and fair board members Then at 8 p m Arabian Horse Performance with Tom Bare Bob Van Neste and Jan Meisinger commentary Also Pony Horse Show on Sept 2 with Lyle Welch commentary Women’s Equality Day features The Questioning Woman panel including Anne Campbell Reid Devoe Ann Trombley Sally Miller Ray Elizabeth Boyer and moderated by Kathy Braeman Regular summer series include Charlie Byrd with the Boston Pops and and Bread and Puppet Theatre on Hollywood Television Theatre with Peter Schumann interview
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Nebraska
ETV
Joel Fowler
Henry Brandt
State Fair Board
Tom Bare
Bob van Neste
Jan Meisinger
Lincoln
Lyle Welch
The
State of
Nebraska Welch
ETV Network
America
Anne Campbell
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Reid Devoe
Equal Opportunity Commission
Ann Patrick Trombley
Sally Miller Ray
Omaha
Elizabeth Boyer
Cleveland
Ohio
Women’s Equity Action League
Kathy Braeman
Chuckatuck
Charlie Byrd
Boston Pops
Europe
G.I
Paris
Django Reinhardt
Italy
Andres Segovia
Vivaldi
Ipanema
Mr Bo Jangles
Arthur Fiedler
the Pops
Bizet
Berlioz
Massenet
Bread and Puppet Theatre
Hollywood Television Theatre
Peter Schumann
Bread and Puppets Company
Andrew Doe
Pomona College
Fire department split calls at Memorial Hospital and a vehicle
Sidney volunteers responded to two morning calls. One false alarm was triggered by kitchen smoke at Memorial Hospital, setting off the automatic system. The other involved a flooded carburetor fire in Ted Hecker’s car, causing about 45 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Volunteer Fire Dept
Memorial Hospital
Ted Hecker
Poison Larks In The Grass In Nebraska Wild Plants
North Platte AP reports youths harvesting Nebraska wild plants face poisoning as they flee when watched. They gathered spotted water hemlock not marijuana, a plant described by the weed control authority as containing the state’s most violent poisons and capable of death within minutes after ingestion.
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North Platte
Nebraska
Weed Control Authority
Bond sales reach $22 thousand in Cheyenne county July
Sales of E and H Savings Bonds in Cheyenne county during July amounted to $22,525, reported by county chairman H.G. Spearow. For the first seven months, sales totaled $239,271, reaching 69.2 percent of the county goal for the year.
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Cheyenne County
H.G. Spearow
Changes In Americans Diet Bring Cattlemen Good News
The AP reports beef demand has boosted the cattle industry, while dining trends shift since 1930. ERS notes meat and poultry intake rose, dairy and cereals fell, with pork and butter more common previously. Convenience foods and poultry production drove a chicken every day shift.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Hendee Addresses Lions At Wednesday Meeting
Memorial Hospital administrator Darold Hendee spoke to the Sidney Lions about Your Hospital Your Town. Lions members organized parade responsibilities and served a free barbecue. A note announced the Nebraska Lions Eye Institute building in Omaha and ground breaking planned for December. Elmer Weber led as program chairman.
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Hendee
Lions
Darold Hendee
Memorial Hospital and Home
Sidney Lions Club
James Peterson
Lions Draper
Finch
Bauer
Peterson
Weber
Pittam
Nebraska Lions Light Conservation Foundation
Nebraska Lions Eye Institute
University of Nebraska Medical School
Omaha
Nebraska Lions Eye Bank
Eye Institute
Elmer Weber
Sidney Nebraska Mayor and Council Meeting Notice
The City of Sidney Nebraska will hold a public meeting of the Mayor and Council at 7:30 PM on August 28 1972 in the Council Room. An agenda is available for public inspection at the City Clerk's Municipal Building and may be modified at the meeting. Gordon R Tobin City Clerk.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Gordon R. Tobin
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Nebraska, Panhandle
Morrill
Mrs
Paul Macyzi
Full Service Bank
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