People You Know in Sidney Nebraska Highlights
Reports from Sidney include a 50 mile Boy Scout hike led by Calvin Klentz with Mickey Robinson and Rand Solberg, a August retirement of Union Pacific engineer Lewis Osbourn after 38 years, a Quonset dance for three anniversaries hosted by Forrest Planeck, Don Wilkinson and Rede Planeck, sale of The Cedar County News by Fred Zimmer to Jack Lough, and a note on Mrs J W Goodale’s stroke in California.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Boy Scouts
Calvin Klentz
Centennad
McPadden
Wyo
Mickey Robinson
Sand Tike
Rand Solberg
Mickey
Lewis Osbourn
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Osbourn
Broken Bow
Neb
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
UP Oldtimers Club 35
Earl Nau
Colorado Springs
Colo
The
Osbourns
Forrest Planecks
Elsie
Planecks
Don Wilkinson
Alliance
Wilkinson
Planck
Duk Sick
Lodsepole
Ellis Western Swing
Plancks
Robert Bowman
Phoenix
Zimmer
Cedar County News
Hartington
Fred Zimmer
Jack Lough
Albion
Sidney Telegraph
Gus W. Doran
University of Nebraska School of Journalism
Associated Press
Roscoe Zimmer
Mr Zimmer
Union Pacfic Railroad
J. W. Goodale
Pleasant Labor Day forecast with high highway traffic
Weather outlook trends toward mild temperatures and scattered showers for the Labor Day weekend. Traffic authorities warn of heavy holiday travel from Friday evening to Monday midnight, citing safety council figures on potential fatalities and injuries.
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National Safety Council
Wind Barriers Cut Farm Damages in Nebraska Study
In Western Nebraska near Mitchell researchers from Scotts Bluff Experiment Station report wind barriers reduce bean crop damage. A 50 by 50 feet double snow fence barrier raised plant height leaf area and total yield, with instruments recording every half hour to compare conditions inside and outside the barrier.
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Mitchell
Nebraska
Richard Felch
Scotts Bluff
Staf
Felch
Junior Leaders Attend Range Camp At Halsey
Two Cheyenne County 4-H leaders John Thurston and Bob Range returned from Nebraska’s first Range Camp at Halsey August 18 to 24. Twenty seven 4-H and FFA members statewide joined classroom and field sessions led by experts including John F. Valentine and Donald Burzlat.
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Cheyenne County
John Thurston
Bob Range
Halsey
FFA
American Society of Range Management
Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation Dist
Ne Potter Co-Op Grain Co
John F. Valentine
North Platte
Donald Burzlat
Schools Cited For Interest In Youth Work
Governor Morrison cites 27 Nebraska communities including Sidney and St Patrick's Academy inviting youth to the September Nebraska Conference of Youth in Lincoln. Over 500 youths and sponsors from 150 communities will attend to study education recreation and economic opportunities and how youth can help Nebraska grow.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Frank B. Morrison Furtheir
Lincoln
Sidney High School
St Patrick’s Academy
Bellevue
Albion
Lincoln High
Lincoln Northeast
Prux X
Papillion
Wilber
Madison
Stuart
Bradshaw
Geneva
Shelton O'Neill Hoth
St Mary's High
O'Neill
Sidney High
Sidney St Patricks Academy
Clarkson
Columuus High
St Bonaventure
Columbus
Omaha Westside
Plainview
Tekamah
Wahoo
Wakefeld
Kearney State College
University of Nebraska
Susanne
Nebraska Conference of Youth
Nebraska Counci of Youth
The
Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth
Regional well activity expands across Banner and Dry Creek fields
The article lists multiple drilling efforts in Banner County and Dry Creek Field. Operators include Lincoln Murfin Drilling Co Wallace Enterprises and British American Oil Producing Corp with wells such as No 1 Guthrie No 1-17 K Sydow and No 1 Schluckebier in sections across 5-14-32 7-34-34 and 13-4-34. One well at No 1 Schluckebier reached 4673 feet before being abandoned.
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Banner County
Wenzel
Lincoln Murfin
Letter Box Editor Blasts USSR Actions in 1955 Treaty Era
The Sidney Telegraph letter criticizes the USSR for honoring the 1955 Austria sovereignty treaty while accusing it of violating Antarctic ban, building the Berlin Wall, invading Cuba and failing to withdraw troops. The writer questions ignoring strikes and allows Russia to seize remaining bases. Alvin Duis location noted. Want-Ads promoting results.
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Sidney Telegraph
Ussr
Austria
Antarctic
Russia
Berlin Wall
Cuba
Magellen
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Mndeet
Honegger Research
Colton, Nebr
Lennox
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Alvin Duis
Palisade
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W. E. Gunderson
D.C
OLDS
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