Diversion Sign-Up for 1963 Wheat Program Slower in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County farmers plan to sign up for the 1963 wheat stabilization program as the deadline at 5 p.m. Friday approaches. By noon today about 234 applications were filed with 160 pending at the ASC office, part of a total potential 1459. Eligible participants may receive special payments for diverting 20 to 50 percent of their wheat allotment to conservation uses and qualify for extra price support and loan or purchase agreements. Signers must divert only the amount they intend and may lose all benefits if the full amount is not diverted.
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Cheyenne County
ASC
Bob Buhrdorf
Feed Grain Supports Raised To Boost 1963 Program
Secretary Freeman announced higher feed grain support prices for 1963. Corn gains 5 cents to 1.07 plus 18 cents direct payment, sorghum at 2.00 per cwt, barley oats up 3 cents, rye up 5. Diversion payments on small farms up to 50 percent of normal yield. Changes aim to spur participation and curb overexpansion in livestock while aiding farm income.
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Orville Freeman
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Freeman
Mrs Smith Renamed To Farm Committee Chairman
Mrs Haven Smith of Chappell Nebraska was renominated for a two year term as chairman of the women’s committee of the American Farm Bureau Federation Delegates at the forty fourth annual convention also renominated were Mrs Robert B Crane of Pittstown New Jersey vice chairman and Mrs Van Ness Vallentine of Logan Utah director for the western region final election by the voting delegation will occur later in the convention
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Atlanta
Haven Smith
Chappell
Nebr
American Farm Bureau Federation
Smith
Farm Bureau
Robert B. Crane
Pittstown
N. J
van Ness Vallentine
Logan
Utah
Mrs Sporing Dies in Hebron Home After Long Illness
Word arrives of the death on November 26 of Mrs. Her mine Sporting of Deshler. She died at a residence in Hebron where she had been a patient since 1960. Survivors include three brothers, among them Willam and Albert Krenbring of Sidney. Mrs Sporing had visited Sidney many times and was well known.
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Hermine Sporting
Deshler
Res
Hebron
Weare
Ape
Willam
Albert Krenbring
Sidney
Sporing
Minuteman ICBMs Reach Combat Ready Status This Week
The Minuteman fast strike missile becomes combat ready with twenty missiles in Montana silos near Mallstrom AFB. By summer, 130 more are to enter launch holes in Montana and nearby states, with total force over 800 by 1965. Each 3.2 million dollar missile is solid fueled and can launch in under 15 seconds.
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Minuteman
Mallstrom Air Force Base
Montana
Minutemen
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Sidney
Arthur J. Snider
The
Chicago Tribune
Great Falls
Mont
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
United States
North
South Dakota
Missouri
Atlas
Titan
Charles W. Michaels
Alma
Wis
Wee Oda
Paul Martin Heads Oil Law Committee
Nebraska Bar Association president George A Healey announced the chairs of standing and special committees. Paul L Martin of Sidney leads the special committee on oil and gas law.
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Paul Martin
Lincoln
Nebraska Bar Association
George A Healey
Paul L Martin
Sidney
Adult Education Course On Communist Movement At Sunol High
An adult education class on world Communism will run January and February at Sunol High School under Supt. Francis Cortney. Sessions meet 7 30 to 10 p m on select January and February evenings with a ten film view and a lecture each night. The $10 enrollment covers all materials with no homework or tests.
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Sunol High School
Francis Cortney
Supt
Cortney
Supt Cortney
Weather outlook fair through tomorrow
A calm weather period continues with gentle skies. Temperatures dip tonight to the 20s to 30s and rise to the 50s tomorrow with mild daytime warmth. Winds remain light and skies clear enough for outdoor plans.
Two Sales Planned Weekend at Sidney Livestock Pavilion
A regular sale Saturday features 62 black heifers 55 black steer calves 60 whiteface steer calves 20 whiteface heifer calves 80 whiteface steer yearlings about 700 pounds and 30 odd yearling cattle. Sunday promises at least 80 horses. Prices have been strong in recent sales and volume rises weekly under manager Dave Truss.
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Sidney Livestock Sales
Dave Truss
Truss
Defective Wiring Caused Monday Fire
Fire at the Don Kahl home 1315 Palomino Place caused about 3000 dollars damage. Investigation by Fire Chief Harvey Vizina found defective wiring to be the cause. Mr Kahl was hospitalized in Cheyenne. Mrs Kahl and their two children were uninjured.
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Harvey Vizina
Don Kahl
Palomino Place
Kahl
Cheyenne
Sidney Gas and Oil Coop Buys Dalton Holdings
Sidney Gas and Oil Coop approved the purchase of Dalton Consumers Cooperative Assn at the annual meeting in the Youth Center. The vote was 111 to 14 with Dalton already approving. 165 Dalton members join Sidney’s 2,000. Francis Smith remains Dalton manager. Ed Lessman named to the board for three years. capitalization up to 500000 with 300000 in new preferred stock.
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Dalton Consumers Cooperative Assa
Sidney Farmers Union Gas & Oil
Dalton Group
Dalton Cooperative
Sidney
Coop
Dalton
Francis Smith
Ed Lessman
Russell Olson
Lodgepole
Wilfred Nelson
Gunhart Olson
Potter
John Ommen
Albert Mahr
Gas & Oil Cooperative
Mr. Olson
Robert Schmitt
Sidney Coop
Cheyenne County
Morrill County
Dalton Coop
John Alien
CCA
Loveland
Colo
Marvin Popp
Scottsbluff
Jerry Cunningham
Frederick Boisen Dies Suddenly at 72
Frederick V. Boisen, 72, died suddenly from a heart attack early Tuesday at home. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Carl L. Nelson officiating. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. He was born September 20, 1890, in Minden, Neb. to John and Hannah Schroeder Boisen and married Lillie May Sorensen in 1915. The couple lived in Minden, then Broadwater, later moving to Sidney in 1955. Survivors include his wife Lillie, daughter LaVon Boisen of Washington, D. C., sisters Carey Boisen of Minden and Theresa Williams of Council Bluffs, and brother Hoger Boisen of Minden.
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Frederick V. Boisen
Gehrig and Son Funeral
Carl L. Nelson
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Boisen
Minden
Neb
John
Hannah Schroeder Boisen
Theresa Williams
Council Bluffs, In
Hoger Boisen
Clarke Ruby Veteran Ranch Worker Dies in Lisco
Clarke Ruby 67 of Lisco died Monday morning at Oshkosh hospital. Born Broadwater November 24, 1895, he lived in Lisco and Broadwater his life as a ranch employee and manager. Survived by widow Callie Audrey of Lisco, son Ellis of Lisco, daughter Mrs. Marielien Smith of Los Angeles, two brothers, four sisters, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 2 pm at Lisco Presbyterian Church Rev Donald Ball officiating. Burial at Lisco Memorial Cemetery with military graveside rites by Lisco veterans.
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Lisco — Clarke Ruby
Lisco
Oshkosh
Broadwater
Callie Audrey
Ellis
Marielien Smith
Los Angeles
Lisco Presbyterian Church
Donald Ball
Lisco Memorial Cemetery
Holiday Hours Going Into Effect At P. O
Special Christmas season hours will be observed at the Sidney post office from 6 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Saturday until further notice. Postmaster Leo Geman said the Christmas mailing rush is beginning to pick up and is expected to peak in a few days. He noted patrons have been mailing early but anticipate last minute delays and possible disappointment if packages do not arrive on time.
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Sidney Postoffice
Postal
V.ndice.s
Leo Geman
Sidney
Soo-Ordville News Column Request for Holiday Socials
The Sidney Telegraph asks readers to send Soo-Ordville column items for the week starting next week through January 7 to Mrs. Jim Schwamb at 67261 extension 113. A holiday surge in social activity prompts a fuller report to mirror local events from individuals and groups.
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Soo-Ordville
Sidney Telegraph
Jim Schwamb
Deuser Well Yields 177 Barrels At Cheyenne County Discovery
Ringwood Oil Co reports an initial production potential of 144 barrels daily oil and 77 barrels of water from the No. 1 Deuser which is about 3.75 miles west of Reimers Field in Cheyenne County. Multiple drilling plans and new wells are noted across Panhandle counties including Ehlers Wildcat and Christofferson sites with several operators moving to location.
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Ringwood Oil Co
Cheyenne County
Deuser
Reimers
Panhandle
Jul-Tex O11 Co
Ehlers
Deaser
Stuarco
Guy Chambers
Sidney
Nebraska-Colorado
Juniper Oil and Mining Co
Miami Petroleum Corp
Waitman
Morrill County
Pan American
Kimball County
Cambridge Oil Co
Olsen
Dalton
Vanson Production Co
Thompson
Obituary: Ira Willeford 83 of Peetz Dies
Ira Willeford 83 a longtime Peetz Colorado resident died at Logan County Hospital Sterling after being moved there two days earlier He was a retired farmer member of Evangelical United Brethren Church and Odd Fellows Lodge Survivors include Eva his wife four daughters four sons four sisters two brothers 26 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren burial December 15 at Sunset Memorial Gardens Sterling with Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in charge further obituary to follow.
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Ira Willeford
Peetz
Colo
Logan County Hospital
Sterling
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Raymond Scott
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Sterling, Cole
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Mr. Willeford
Pottawatomie County
Iowa
David
Martha Fitch Wiileford
Eva Butcher
Council Bluffs
Odd Fellows Lodge
Eva
Ham elected Chadron Student Head in Education Association
Phil Ham a Sidney sophomore was elected president of the Student Education Association at Nebraska State Teachers College Chadron. Other officers elected include Melvina Thayer Harrison Nancy Van Der Wert Ada Sato Sharon Goff and Joyce Blundell. The group invites all students planning to enter education. The Sigma Delta Nu honorary exists on campus and the spring SNEA convention will be at Chadron.
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Phil Ham
Sidney
Student Education Association
Nebraska State Teachers College
Chadron
Melvina Thayer
Harrison
Nancy van der Wert
Rapid City
S. D
Ada Sato
Wahiawa
Hawaii
Sharon Goff
Joyce Blundell
Sigma Delta Nu
State Student National Education Association
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Carl Olson
Mable Jorgensen
Don Hart
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Sidney Gas & Oil Coop
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