Livestock meetings boost area farmers with briefings
Farm Corner reports Lodgepole Lions hosted about 120 livestock men for the annual cattlemens dinner with speakers Ramey Whitney legislator from Chappell and cattle breeder Tom Mayborn addressing tax, school lands, and winter plans. Dr. Frank Ramsey warned of disease risk as feedlots increase, while 1965 crops were weak but livestock and 1966 wheat prospects look brighter.
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Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne
Lodgepole
Tom Mayborn
Lodgepole Valley
Mayborn
Frank Ramsey
Department of Pathology
Iowa State University
Ramsey
Fort Sidney
WNOA
R. V
Radar Check Affects Only Two Per Cent
Lt. W. R. Lambert of the Nebraska Safety Patrol says about two percent of vehicles at radar checks result in tickets. He notes radar provides psychological effect, slows habitual violators, and is used with careful judgment to avoid double standards. Patrol is short on manpower, so radar acts as a mechanical aid to deter speeding.
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W. R. Lambert
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Lambert
Gering - Scottsbluff
Sheridan County
Cheyenne
Chappell, Sidney
Kimball
Mel Busekist
Sidney
Three Groups In Accord On L830 Turnoff
The Chamber of Commerce county commissioners and city council favor placing the I 80 interchange directly south of Sidney near Highway 19. They sent a letter to the State Department of Roads supporting Plan B and await a near-term meeting with state officials. The state reportedly favors an eastern site, but cooperation with local interests remains possible. Local residents along south 11th Ave fear increased traffic from the proposed turnoff.
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Chamber of Commerce
State Department of Roads
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Subject
Highway 19
Fueture
Road Department
Sidney
South 11Th Ave
11Th Ave
State Department
Signatures Back Move to Suspend Nebraska Income Tax
Cheyenne County reports 60 valid signatures on a petition to suspend the state income tax until a vote next November. Across 84 of 93 counties, petitions totaled 82,132 valid signatures, with 28,905 needed to qualify. Courts will decide if the tax question reaches the ballot, while a lawsuit looms from John Klos, leader of Nebraskans for Fair Taxation.
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Cheyenne
Frank Marsh
Nebraska
Devel
Banner
Sioux
Panhandle
Box Butte
Dawes
Garden
Kimball
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Sheridan
John Klosterman
Nebraskans For Fair Taxation
Marsh
Stores Are Open Tonite Scratch Pads For Your Business
The Sidney Telegraph announces evening store hours and promotes scratch pads suitable for business and home use at 83 11th Ave. Accessibly inviting local shoppers to visit in the evening for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
11Th Ave
Dog Warning Issued Over Loose Dogs in Sidney
Sidney Police Chief Sol Willis warns dog owners to leash or pen up pets as a rash of canine troubles continues. Dogs running loose will be picked up and disposed of in line with city law, as authorities urge strict compliance.
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Sidney
Sol Willis
Want Ad: Sell It Fast By Phone
Quick personal sale notice urges buyers to call 254-5555 for fast results. Includes no additional details or item description.
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Ujlhee
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Barbie
Johnnie Seven
Ilinois
Volkswagen
Weere
Illinois
Heaven
Eau DE Parfum
By Helena Rubinstein
Western Drug Co
10Th Avenue
S&h
Hush Puppies
Cavier
Wellington
7Reenlees’ Inc
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