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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1967
Page
6
A reader shares method for roasting less tender cuts like rump, round, and sirloin tip. Use low oven, a meat thermometer, and very thin slicing for rare to medium rare results. Includes marinating with red wine, oil, onion, herbs, and guidance on oven timings and carving.
A reported 1872 Sidney buffalo dash invaded town life as eight wild beasts roamed streets. Citizens armed themselves. Col. Dudley led a mounted pursuit while seven buffalo wrecked Rumsey Hotel dining room and caused widespread alarm amid cheering harpers.
Kentucky State Police will contact former service members who meet physical and educational requirements to bolster trooper ranks. The move targets adding 50 troopers annually as authorized by the 1966 legislature.
Randall Lee Seibert arrives six pounds thirteen ounces at 8:52 p m Tuesday December 5 at Memorial Hospital. Parents are Mr and Mrs Randall Seibert with paternal grandparents Buddy Peters Kimball and Leslie Seibert Sidney. Great grandparents H J Seibert Lewellen and Wilbur Jones Lewellen.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 610 hosted a Sunday Christmas party at the Legion Club with 53 attendees. After a covered dish dinner, guests played Vetco. Ham and turkey prizes were awarded to Mrs. Marion Hernandez and Charles Ham, with committee members named as Mrs. Wesley Brown and Mrs. Lloyd Walmesley.
Ibadan, Nigeria's commercial hub, traces its origins to a Yoruba war camp established about two centuries ago, shaping its early growth and regional influence.
Sergeant Terry L. Good received the U S Air Force Commendation Medal at Offutt AFB for meritorious service at Bien Hoa Vietnam. Major Donald R West earned the Air Medal for combat aerial support near Pleiku while with the 4th Infantry Division in Vietnam. Both are linked to families and postings across Kansas Texas Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska.
About 10 000 people attended the Farmland Industries 39th annual meeting in Kansas City. Ernest T. Lindsey reported last year sales of 367 million dollars and savings of 30.6 million. Both were records with roughly half of the savings refunded in cash to patronage cooperatives. The meeting noted 1 800 local cooperatives served by the regional supply cooperative.
Delegates at the meeting included Sen. James B. Pearson of Kansas Glenn E. Heitz deputy governor of the Farm Credit Administration and Dr Don Pearlberg an agriculturist focusing on feed petroleum and fertilizer provisions for farmers.
An entertainment act by the Lawrence Welk All Stars accompanied a livestock sale at the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion. Prices ranged from $22.50 to $24.25 for entertainment, with weaner pigs at $8 each, fat hogs 200 to 600 pounds $16.50 to $17, and sows up to $13. A strong cattle run is expected at next Saturday's sale.
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