Infant Lewis dies. services set at Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral notices report the infant son of Robert and Connie Jo Onken Lewis died shortly after birth. Graveside rites will be at 1:30 PM Tuesday at Greenwood Cemetery, with Rev Harlan A Bre officiating. Holewick Funeral Home in charge.
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Douglas Arthur Lewis
Robert
Connie Jo Onken Lewis
Forrest
Denver
Greenwood Cemetery
Harlan A Bre
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Holewick Funeral Home
Frank G. Baker
Sidney
Union Pacific
Olinger
William Dion
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mr Baker
Evanston
Wyo
Mary Helen Shaffer
Railroad
Wyoming
Omaha
Helen Brester
Frances Schmitt
Wheatridge
Cole
Amarillo
Texas
Lilian Hoover
Ogden
Utah
Farm income figures mislead on crops vs livestock shares
Nebraska farm receipts show crops 67 percent and livestock 33 percent for 1965–69, but figures are distorted by crop-used livestock sales and interstate imports. Corn leads, then cattle, hogs, hay, sorghum, and wheat, with irrigation and cattle feeding boosting main commodities.
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Nebraska
Phil Henderson
University of Nebraska
Henderson
Marathon Net Shows Improvement
Marathon Oil expects 1971 net income to rise from 1970 but not reach 1969 records, driven by North American strength. In the first nine months earnings reached 634 million dollars, up 6.4 percent year over year, with a 219 cent per share. European demand weakness and fuel price erosion temper fourth quarter prospects.
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Cleveland
Marathon Oil Company
Grant H Young
Cleveland Society of Security Analysts
Young
Europe
United States
Marathon
North America
Mr Young
Louisiana
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Santa Barbara Channel
Texas
Robinson
Illinois
Bill Craig Promoted to Master Mechanic in Montana Division
Burlington Northern named JW Bill Craig to master mechanic for its Montana division at Havre effective December 1. A Sidney, Nebraska native, Craig began as a CBQ laborer in Alliance in 1941 and rose to locomotive fireman, engineer, road foreman, then Omaha regional roles before the 1970 merger. Gasoline demand fell about 13 percent in the first nine months due to Libyan restrictions and European slowdown. Overseas exploration expands offshore Ireland Indonesia Gulf of Thailand Papua and British North Sea with Ireland tests hinting at gas zones needing more drilling.
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Burlington Northern
Bill Craig
Omaha
Alliance and
Sidney
Montana
Havre Mont
Craig
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Alliance
Sheridan Wyo
Cb&q
Burlington Northern Inc
Harold P Craig
Marathon
Ireland
Indonesia
Gulf of Thailand
Papua
British North Sea
Mr Young
JH Wrestle-Offs Set For Wednesday
Sidness junior high hosts wrestle-offs Wednesday at 7 pm to decide entrants for the first home match Friday against Gering. Admission is free and all parents and fans are welcome. Competitors include Balfour, Rush, Evanson, Leach, Evans, Ohlbrecht, Parker, Portenier, Peetz, Platz, Weinmaster, Decker, Humphreys, and others.
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Sidness Junior High
Wil
Gering
Roger Balfourtu
Rick Rush
Chuck Martin
Rick Lopez
Brad Evanson
George Leach
Brent Corell
Jim Stark Henrys Schoenholtz
Jerrs Gipfert
Albert Virgil Dennis Humphreys
Tim Ohlbrecht
Nebraska business activity climbs in August after July lapse
Nebraska general business activity rose in August with dollar and physical volume indexes up 8 and 4 percent from a year ago. Retail activity fell toward last year, while bank debits rose 13 percent and Sidney Kimball area increased 45 percent over August 1970, with a statewide year to date rise of 6 percent.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Business In Nebraska
Review and Outlook
Bureau of Business Research
University of Nebraska Lincolns College of Business Administration
EL Hauswald
Sidney
Kimball
Wheat carryover at eight year high warns farmers
Hemingford official Arlee Phillips says U S wheat exports shrink and world production rises, pushing carryover to about 973 million bushels the largest since 1963. He urges new uses for wheat and farm policy to curb overproduction.
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Hemingford
U.S
Nebraska
Arlee Phillips
Great Plains Wheat Inc
GPW
Economic Research Service
USDA
Phillips
Philips
Minneapolis
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