Law officers from three states to attend Northeast Colorado meet
More than 100 lawmen from eastern Wyoming northeastern Colorado and western Nebraska gather in Sidney for the semi annual meeting at the Fort Sidney Hotel. Bryan John son of Gering Scotts Bluff County Attorney is principal speaker. Door prizes include tires cigars boot polish and a $25 savings bond among many items donated by local merchants.
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Sidney
Colorado
Alsn
Wyoming
Nebraska
Fort Sidney
Cheyenne
Colorado Association
W. W. Schulz
Rudy’s
Porter
Oil Co
Loch Electric
Banks Drive Inn
Gerald
Western’ “Auto, ” Fine’ S
Colorado Law Officers Assn
Telegraph
Mishaps Involve TM Property Loss No Injuries
Sidney police reported three accidents Friday after a near perfect holiday record with one mishap. A hit and run between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. damaged a parked car believed to be Charles Rapp's. A motorcycle driven by Ervin Farrell collided with a pickup behind it, injuring no one. An intersection crash at 14th and Jackson damaged a Potter car driven by Fred Reetz and a station wagon driven by Clinton Allison.
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Sidney
Charles Rapp
Priver
T -Police
11Th Ave
Newton
Tana
Ervin Farrell
Raymond
Oliverius
Jackson
Ain
iFred Reetz
Potter
Clinton Allison
Grain Market Wheat Price Quoted By Local Elevator
Wheat price quoted by local elevator at 1.58 dollars per bushel. Market observers note modest activity as traders monitor supply and demand signals from regional markets.
Alertness Aids In Rapid Recovery Of Stolen Auto
A 1958 Cadillac owned by H L Rogers of Sidney was stolen in front of Broadway Plaza Motel Denver and recovered the same day due to Mrs H L Rogers Jr spotting the vehicle. Police detained Donald L Rose and Clifford A Johnson both 25 and 27 in Denver city jail for investigation.
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H. L. Rogers
Sidney
Denver
H. L. Rogers Jr
Broadway Plaza
Broadway
Rogers
Rogers Jr
Sidney Rest Home Becomes Topic of CSU Term Project
Judy Bush, a senior at Colorado State University in Ft. Collins, selects the Memorial Rest Home as her public relations term project. The home will be built with Memorial Hospital, funded by a trust started by Mr and Mrs Guy W Doran to honor their grandparents. Construction is expected to begin soon, with many ideas drawn from The Sidney Telegraph during the campaign.
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Memorial Rest Home
Judy Bush
Colorado State University
Ft. Collins
Memorial Hospital
Miss Bush
Guy W. Doran
IFYE Student Alice Young To Speak In Sidney Wednesday
Alice M. Young of O'Neill returns from Europe as an IFYE exchange ambassador. She will address Sidney Lions Club at noon and Kiwanis dinner, then speak to Cheyenne County Rural Youth at 8 pm at the 4-H building. Her tour includes Garden, Deuel, Imperial, McCook and Benkelman events.
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Sidney Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Alice M. Young
O'Neill
Belgium
Pana
Teene Miss Young
Cheyenne County
Fairgrounds
Miss Young
Madison County Rural Youth Organization
University of Nebraska
Norfolk
Europe
Middle East
IFYE
Nebraska
Garden
Deuel Counties
Imperial
McCook and
Benkelman
Jury Selected for Holms Embezzlement Trial in Cheyenne County
An all male jury was chosen to open the Cheyenne County District Court term. The first case, an embezzlement charge against Frank P. Holms, is expected to run until Tuesday with District Judge EJ Nisley presiding. Jurors named include Virgil Ely and Troy E. Smith among others.
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Cheyenne County District Court
Frank P. Holms
EJ. ‘Nisley
North Platte
Helms
Virgil
Ely
Teddy Ohi
Troy E
Smith
Leonard, Benzel
Robert J. Young
Wilfred J. Burgoon
Marion W
Scholes
Neal T
Craig
Donald
J." ‘Hart
Harvey Miles
William H. Davis
Marvin Anthony
Burglary Reported At Lorenzo and Hyannis
Sheriff W W Schulz reports an attempted safe cracking at the Farmers Union Co op Assn in Lorenzo over the weekend. The burglary was found Monday morning. Another break in occurred at Hyannis with similar methods, netting a 21 inch television set and £150.
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W. W. Schulz
Farmers Union Co-op Assn
Lorenzo
Hyannis
Wheat Parity Program To Be Discussed At Wheat Growers Meet
National Association of Wheat Growers meets in Denver December 10 13 with more than 500 growers from at least eight states including Cheyenne County. Key topics include a parity program for Congress and USDA guidance higher quality standards and new market development.
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National Assn. of
Denver
Cheyenne County
NAWG
Congress
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Lloyd Keniny
Julesburg
Colorado Wheat Administrative Committee
Colorado Assn
Outcome Due Today On No. 1 Meier Well
Ohi Oil Co. will learn today if the No. 1 Meier well in Logan County Colorado will produce or be a dry hole. Drillers had reached 5235 feet and were preparing to run a drill stem test shortly before noon today.
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Ohi Oil Co
Logan County
Colo
Doctor's Stolen Kit Recovered
A medical kit valued at over 300 dollars, stolen last Wednesday, was recovered by Sidney police Saturday night. An officer in a cruiser found the kit on the west edge of town, with sheriff W. W. Schultz confirming it contained the same items except for a small amount of narcotics.
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Sidney
W. W. Schultz
Certified Seed Growers To Meet At Dalton
The Cheyenne County Certified Seed Producers Assn. holds its annual meeting and banquet Tuesday at Eckherts Cafe in Dalton. The session begins at 6 30 p m with dinner tickets priced at 2 dollars as stated by association president Leon Larson.
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Dalton
The
Cheyenne County Certified Seed Producers Assn
Eckherts Cafe
Association
Leon Larson
1958 May Be Record Year for World Farm Output
A survey by the Agricultural Marketing Service credits Cheyenne County with large winter wheat crops and record corn, plus increased feed grains and safflower production. Nationally, rice, corn, and sugar gains are seen. milk output may rise, meat output stable with beef dips and pork up, while world trade in food nears 1957-58 highs.
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Cheyenne County
Agricultural Marketing Service
Western
Europe
Holiday Reunion Marred By Auto Accident
A Thanksgiving reunion for Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Harrington of Sidney was marred by a head on collision near Hudson Colorado. No one was injured though both cars were destroyed. The Harringtons were en route to Boulder to visit their son when another vehicle from Denver skidded into their path. The other driver was Samuel Wycoff of Denver. All cars were towed from the scene. The Harringtons rode a bus to Boulder that evening.
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F. G. Harrington
Sidney
Hudson
Colo
Denver
Harrington
Samuel Wycoff
Scottsbluff
Harringtons
Boulder
COFC Tickets Ready For Meeting December 16
Sidney prepares for a December 16 meeting with Paul Harms of Scottsbluff and Charles Chase of North Platte to argue for a strong Chamber of Commerce. Members will vote on continuing or disbanding the Sidney Chamber, with ballots mailed or available at the dinner. Tickets are $2 and 400 to 500 seats are hoped for.
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Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney
Paul Harms
Scottsbluff
Charles Chase
North Platte
City Auditorium
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Neal Atkins
Safflower mill in Sidney expands after General Mills stake
General Mills buys half interest in The Pacific Vegetable Oil safflower mill at Sidney boosting plans for a 60,000 acre sign up next year. Current contracts total 20 000 to 25 000 acres with 4 000 signed for 1959. Mill may crush soybeans after safflower season while exploring full capacity and regional bean sourcing.
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Pacific Vegetable Oil Co
Sidney
General Mills
Ned Robinson
Robinson
Christmas Tree Use Rising in U S Forest Service Reports
The U S Forest Service says Christmas tree use is climbing and now exceeds 40 million trees annually in the United States. About 28 million come from domestic sources and 12 million are imported from Canada. Stumpage prices paid to growers vary widely from 10 cents for wild trees to four dollars or more for plantation grown trees.
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U. S. Forest Service
Canada
Thorough Christmas Shopping Prep Tips From AP Features
A practical guide advises early shopping and planning to reduce stress. It suggests organizing gift lists with two options per name, relying on store wrapping, preparing feet, studying ads, dressing for comfort, and eating well. It also urges shopping solo, respecting budgets, keeping humor with sales staff, and wrapping gifts promptly after purchase.
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Vivian Prown
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Thompson
Kermit Brumbaugh
Gene Morris
Wheat Growers Convention
Germany
Austria
England
J. A. C. Hosegood
R. Thom
Kansas
Meier
PVO
Safflower
Atkins
United States Chamber of Commerce
Harms and Chase
Ken Woodward
Mr. Robinson
U. S
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