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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1954

Page

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City Council backs Collier TV license in Sidney

Sidney approves a licensing agreement with Collier Elevtric Co of Denver to install a community TV system. Terms to be finalized by city officials this week with city attorney and manager. The plan, opposed by four groups, promises service without forcing subscriptions if free TV becomes available.

Collier Elevetric Co Denver Sidney L. M. Clinton Murrey Fuller Collier Council Sterling Colo Collier Company Cheyenne

Youth to Kearney on Car Theft

Dennis Spotted Elk, 17, was sentenced to the Kearney State Reformatory by Cheyenne County District Court Judge I. J. Nisley after pleading guilty to auto theft. The Indian youth admitted taking a car owned by Joe Gonzales of Sidney on Nov 12. the vehicle was found in Julesburg two days later where he was arrested. Also pending was Earl Kersting of Kearney arraigned for hit and run in Lodgepole last August, who pleaded not guilty. County Attorney Jack Knicely called it the last major case for the term. Mangus was acquitted on non-support.

Dennis Spotted Elk Kearney State Reformatory Cheyenne County District Court I. J. Nisley Nisley Spotted Elk Joe Gonzales Sidney Julesburg Earl Kersting Kearney Lodgepole Kersting Jack Knicely Elmer Mangus Mangus

Possible Break-Ins At Schools Probed

Sidney police investigated break-in attempts at local schools after evidence surfaced. North Ward School showed an open door and window with a broken small window and open door at the high school. South Ward School reported tampered door pins.

North Ward South Ward School

VEW To Aid Dimes Drive In Sidney

Sidney Veterans of Foreign Wars members voted to solicit business houses for the March of Dimes next January. The post resumes its long-time fundraiser aim to hit an all-time high. District Commander Leo Schumacher reported a very satisfactory annual inspection.

Sidney Veterans of Foreign Wars Sidney Vfw Leo Schumacher Lyman

Wheat holding its own among drought stressed Nebraska crops

Cheyenne County farmers at Rotary Club night report winter wheat holding its own despite moisture shortage since planting. They note a snow cover would help before severe winter temperatures, credit September rains for a strong start and robust root system aiding fall resilience. Government observers say statewide moisture remains short with some districts especially dry. mild fall allowed field work with limited hired help.

Cheyennne County Rotary Club Nebraska Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics Panhandle Wheat Belt Kearney Franklin Lexington Valentine Imperial Sidney Grand Island Lincoln Norfolk Omaha North Platte Burwell Chadron and Scottsbluff

Kings Daughters Plan Christmas Baskets Drive

The Kings Daughters expanded plans for their annual Christmas basket program aiding the needy and ill. By this morning $895.50 had been received, with calls welcomed for families needing assistance and donations urged this week to meet last year’s scale. Contributions to The Telegraph payable to The Kings Daughters. Donors include WMB Club Den Pack 90 Cub Scouts Sidney National Bank Sunshine Club ME Church and multiple individuals and local businesses.

Kings Daughters Rena McCleneghan WMB Club Den Sidney National Bank Sunshine Club ME Church Charles Mabel Hornaday Presbyterian Good Neighbors Léon. Fine

Wickards To Open Famous Yule Display On Dec 22

The Wickards of Lodgepole announce their Christmas Nativity Scene will open to the public on December 22 with the central figures rearranged. Visitors from Denver and Nebraska have already shown interest after a KOA broadcast. Coffee and cookies will be served. leftover funds go to the March of Dimes.

Wickards Ernest Wickard Lodgepole Denver KOA Wickard Nebraska Wisconsin Rudy’s Inc Sidney March of Dimes Peoje

Rotary Club Holds Farmers Gathering

Sidney Rotary Club held its annual farmers night dinner at the Elks Club Tuesday evening. Two Scottsbluff speakers outlined extension service and ag experimental division activities. Clem Wimberly described the Nebraska University college setup. Lionel Harrison discussed the Scottsbluff station’s 24 year program aiding farmers. Over 120 attended.

Sidney Bill Robinson

Cantata Planned At Christian Church Christmas Program

The First Christian Church choir will present a Christmas cantata The Carols of Christmas Sunday at eight. Director Mrs. Jack Knicely accompanies organist Mrs. L. J. Darnall. Soloists are Mr. Knicely Robert Lauters Doris Harlan and Mrs. Howard Matheny with other choir members in duets.

First Christian Church Jack Knicely L. J. Darnall Knicely Robert Lauters Doris Harlan Howard Matheny

Two Sidney Men Buy West Texaco

A change of ownership at the Texaco service station at 20th and Illinois is announced. New owners Harlan Maddox and Gerald McCaslin will run it as Harlan & Gerald's Texaco Service with Saturday opening and special features. Free grease jobs with ten gallons gasoline and five quarts of oil, plus Sky Chief helmets for children. Former owner Boyd M. Dixon thanks patrons and plans California visit after January.

Texaco 20Th and Illinois Harlan Maddox Gerald McCaslin Harlan & Gerald Sky Chief Dixon Boyd M. Dixon California

Mrs Ham Loses in Pillsbury Baking Contest in Nebraska

Mrs Lois Ham of Sidney and Mrs Melvin Coryell of Scottsbluff were Nebraska entrants in the sixth Pillsbury Mills $25,000 baking contest. First prize went to Mrs Bernard Koteen of Washington DC for Open Sesame Pie. Ham reached the finals with rye bread sticks. Coryell entered a cake.

Lois Ham Sidney Nebraska Pillsbury Mills

Wildcat Discovery May Also Boost Production

Two Cheyenne County oil fields expanded today with new wells. British-American Oil Co reported 1800 feet of oil from the Doran Farms No. 3 in the Ittner Pool near Potter after a drill stem test. Ryan Oil Co flagged a possible producer at Nelson No. 1 near Point of Rocks with 60 feet of oil in a test, as they plan Moore No. 1 in the NENE of 1914-51.

Cheyenne County British-American Oil Co Doran Farms No Ittner Pool Potter Ryan Oil Co Point of Rocks Ryan Ittner Doran Farms Texas Wytex McKay-Duff-Fritts & Balderson-Denver Drilling Co Denver O’donnell and Edmondson Harrisburg O’donnell and Edmondson Empire Drilling Co Stauffer Mike O’donnell William Ea1mondson Edmondson Snyder Nebraska Hinshaw Petroleum Inc Nelson No Kimball County Wildcat Superior Oil Roberts Kimball County Vrtatko Field Tom Palmer Wildcat Shell Oil Beard Hafeman Rock Hill Oil Vrtatko Ryan Oil Schneider

S D Day Prompts Nationwide Drive For Safer Roads

No U S traffic deaths reported in Nebraska Colorado or Wyoming by press time while nationwide 16 fatalities were recorded by 1 30 p m on Safe Driving Day The drive ordered by President Eisenhower aims to cut accidents and fatalities through careful driving officers hope to avoid further crashes Cheyenne County has already seen seven deaths this year under the banner of this safety push.

Associated Press Telegraph Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Eisenhower Cheyenne County United States

Tardy Mailing Worries Postmaster in Sidney 1954

Postmaster Don Shipman warns that the Sidney post office faces heavy holiday mail volumes on Saturdays and Mondays as locals ignore the early mailing admonition. Despite a larger population this Christmas, fewer cards are being processed than in 1953, risking delays and late arrivals for many letters and gifts. Five temporary workers have been hired, with four more mail carriers added next Monday to handle the surge. Home delivery may run later than usual as trains bring in mail near schedule.

Sidney Don Shipman Shipman Ers

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