Income Is Everybody's Income Is Everybody's n
An Ag Spokesman argues Nebraska must diversify beyond farming as the state relies on agriculture for income while manufactured goods are sourced outside. He warns that rising prices for goods and falling farm values drain dollars, risking population loss and rural decline without local taxes, roads, schools, and public services.
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Nebraska
Industrial
Ate
Kreader
Dalton
Miller addresses policy balance and foreign aid views
Congressman Miller spoke in Denver on policy balance between agriculture and industry, urging wise leadership and highlighting foreign aid costs. He criticized high liberal Supreme Court decisions and noted Congress’s role in FBI file access. A Q A session followed his talk.
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America
Supreme Court
Miller
Congress
FBI
County Hears Plan for New Postage Machine
County commissioners discussed buying a mailing machine that seals envelopes and applies postage. Cecil Hunt said the unit runs thousands per hour and would save labor across departments. Mount noted large mailings and costly hand sealing, estimating annual savings of several hundred dollars, but no decision was made.
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Cecil Hunt
Mount
Rep Miller to address Sioux Lions Club meeting
Rep A J Miller will be a guest of the Sioux Ordnance Depot Lions Club at the regular meeting Thursday night. He will be asked to speak on any topic and this may be his last Sidney visit before returning to Washington for the holidays and the next session of Congress opens.
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A J. Miller
Sioux Ordnance Depot Lions Club
Rep. Miller
Sidney
Washington, DC
Congress
JC Tree Sales Opens At 16th Avenue Illinois Street
The Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas Tree sale is located at 16th Avenue and Illinois Street on the former National Guard Armory site. Sales run daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
16Th Avenue
Illinois Street
National Guard Armory
Befure
Pontiac
12Th I
Gillham Sets Post Office Xmas Hours
Post Office hours extended starting December 9 with windows open until 6 PM daily. Two Saturdays before Christmas December 14 and 21 will see all day service. Extra truck from Sioux Ordnance Depot and about five helpers planned to speed deliveries. Mail volume rising while outgoing mail holds steady. markers placed in boxes to separate local from out of town cards. Regular staff may work overtime to handle the rush. expected peak before Christmas Eve.
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Wndows
Don Gillham
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Ostmaster
Gillham
Ferry Dies of Heart Liction in Sidney
Guy Ferry, longtime Sidney resident and painter, collapsed in his car at the corner of 11th Ave and Alinon St around 1 pm. He and wife had been downtown. two doctors and an ambulance responded. He died at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with arrangements pending. A fuller obituary appears Friday in the Telegraph.
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Guy Ferry
Sidney
Alinon St
Ferry
Mr Ferry
Gehrig and Son Funeral Iome
Huntsman
Rites In California For Wim Lamphear 82
Funeral services were held November 18 in Turlock California for William Bad Lamphear 82 a former Sidney resident. He died November 13 in a Turlock hospital after a 25 day illness. He worked as a caretaker at Scorpion Park in Sidney during 12 years as a resident. He and his wife moved to Arizona in spring 1956 and then to Turlock about three months ago. Surviving are his wife a daughter Teena and three sons Chats George and John.
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Turlocc
Calif
Sidney
Turlock
William "Bad Lamphear
Scorpion Park
Chats
George
John
Frank Halsey Dead in Phoenix Heart Attack
Frank Halsey longtime operator of an iron and metal company in Sidney died of a heart attack in Phoenix Sunday. He had been in failing health. Survived by his wife and one son who lives in Phoenix.
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Frank Halsey
Irot
Sidney Dd
Phonix Arie Monday
Mr Halsey
Pron
Committee To Hear Testimony On Tax Returns In Western Nebraska
Nebraska legislative tax investigation chair Sen. Terry Carpenter plans to call about 25 witnesses in western Nebraska including newspaper and broadcast officials to explain how they computed personal tax returns. Subpoenas unlikely unless a witness refuses. cheyenne county schedules studied. calls for a special session to reform tax laws discussed with Gov. Anderson.
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Legislative Tax Investigating Committee
Nebraska
Terry Carpenter
Carpenter
Ano
Cheyenne County
Grand Island
Cheyenne
Roy Gish
Gish
Nebraska State Assessors
Alsa
Kinnersley Jury Is Named In Nebraska Court
Albert Kinnersley Jr faces incest charges as trial opens in District Court. Judge Nisley presides with jurors Lenhart Schobert Eric Brauer Leon Samson Lowell Helkum Lloyd Bodengard Leonard Steffens Gilbert Pearson Raymond Hixon C C Bacus Don Hume Louis Hutzenbiler Harold Boapes. Defense is Clinton and McNish. State attorney I J Heaton Sr. says term extends through January with more cases to be heard.
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Albert Kinnnersley Jr
Kinnersley
Amateur Radio Operators Ready To Help In Emergencies
About thirty Cheyenne County men train under experienced hobbyists to become licensed amateur radio operators. Louis Phillips chairs the Soo Radio Club effort with Tore Strom as vice president and Rod McAdam as secretary. Directors include Bill Highland Dean Hagemeister and Bill Mutter. Meetings occur Tuesday at Sidney High School and Thursday for theory with some sessions in Potter.
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Cheyenne County
Louis Phillips
Tore Strom
Rod McAdam
Bill Highland
Dean Hagemeister
Bill Mutter
Sidney High School
Potter
Fire destroys oil well cleaning unit near Sidney
The Sidney Fire Department answered a morning blaze at a hot oil cleaning unit on the Mather place five miles south of Sidney. Operated by Paul A. Goin for Wytex Oil Co, the unit was a total loss with damage estimated at $3000 by Bob Hossle. Telephoto by Thompson.
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Sidney
Mather Place
Paul A. Goin
Wytex Oil Co
Bob Hossle
Thompson
Wiegman Lutheran Leader Dies in Ohio Crash
Dr. Wiegman 58 longtime head of the Ohio Synod of the United Lutheran Church died in a collision near Fremont. He previously led Midland College 1939 to 1945 and served pastorates in Nebraska City and Akron. He received honorary degrees from Wittenberg College in 1940 and Midland in 1956.
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Hilbed
Ohio
Porehigsas
Adely “Waegman
Midland Ceepe
Fremont
Ohio Synod
United Lutheran Church
Wigsman
Board of American Missions
The
Nebraska City
North Platte
Midland
Neb
Akron
Midland College
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Board Approves Bid On Machine For School Use
At a routine meeting Board Secretary Bill Kalouse notes the board will seek bids for a business machine. The device will handle accounting work and serve as instructional equipment for business education, giving students hands on experience with the machine.
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Bill Kalouse
Kalouse
Jayce2 Christmas Party Set for Sunday
The Junior Chamber of Commerce invites families to a Christmas party Sunday at 4 30 P M in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall at 21st and Illinois. Mrs Jaycees sponsor the event. Santa Claus will be present for a brief interview with children. Jaycee wives should bring sufficient service for their families for the covered dish dinner.
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Jaycees Santa Claus
Kiddies
Reverend Henry Monnich Bates in Who's Who of Protestant Ministers
Rev Henry Monnich of Trinity Lutheran Church in Sidney Nebraska has been included in the Who's Who of Protestant Ministers in the United States. He is among only three or four Nebraska clergymen honored and joins a select national group of ministers recognized for their biographical listing.
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Ev Henry Monnich
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
United States
Nebraska
Have You Written Letter To Santa
Readers are urged to write letters to Santa Claus and mail them to a Sidney Tribune mailbox in Sidney Nebraska. The paper will publish letters as written and mail them to the North Pole to ensure timely delivery, with more letters to appear on Friday.
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Santa Claus
Santa’s
Sidney Telegraph
Box 219
Sidney
Nebr
North Pole
St. Nick
Rotarians View du Pont Picture at Sidney Club Meeting
Sidney Rotary Club members viewed the documentary the duPont Story at their regular gathering at Oieney Country Club. Warren Mettlin led the program, with Elmo Carlson of Chappell Club visiting and guests Ivan Liljegren and Chester Johnson attending. Howard Riewe, December studentRotarian, introduced by Tom Jones, as a Sidney Hall School senior noted for math and science flair.
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duPont
Oieney Country Club
Warren Mettlin
Elmo Carlson
Chappell Club
Ivan Liljegren
Chester Johnson
Howard Riewe
Tom Jones
Howard
Sidney Hall School
Jones
Chamber Votes Hands Off On Closing Issue
The chamber discussed a proposed city ordinance to regulate business hours with focus on Sunday grocery store closures. It was agreed such rules would apply to all businesses, but members felt the chamber should not set hours and the issue was rejected without endorsement. The board will be notified of dues payments for 1958.
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Chamber of Commerce
Agrep
M. R. Sigler
Sigler
Lions Hear Thompson At Last Sid ney Club Meeting
The Sidney Lions Club meets for the final time with President C G Liebben before the Liebben family moves to Denver. Dr H C Nelson, program chairman, presents J Fred Thompson who shows travel pictures and delivers a talk on Bryce Canyon National Park in the southern region.
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Sidney Lions Club
C. G. Liebben
Denver
H C . Nelson
J Fred Thompson
Bz Rend National Park
South
Former Sidney man aids Chile farm program
Bruce Russell of The Farmers National Co. Omaha a former Sidney area farm management expert helps the U S government with Agro-Servicio in Santiago Chile. He notes Chilean agriculture trails American knowledge by 25 to 30 years due to limited land grant colleges and research. The program targets modern techniques to lift production, with reform aimed at broader farmer access beyond the small elite.
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United States
Chile
Bruce Russell
Farmers National Co. O Omaha
Sidney Area
Agro-Servicio
Santiago
Russell
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