Fleming Sees Long Lincoln Session Opens Unicameral
Sen George H Fleming and wife depart for Lincoln for the reopening of the Unicameral Legislature. Fleming, starting a second term, predicts a lengthy session with reapportionment and tax base expansion likely on the agenda. Gov Morrison to be sworn in Thursday with about 700 bills projected.
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George H. Fleming
Lincoln
Flemings
Cornhusker Hotel
Fleming
Phil
Sen. Fleming
Terry Carpenter
Donald McGinley
Ogallala
le Roy Bahensky
St. Paul
Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Committee On Committees
Legislative Council
Frank Morrison
Morrison
Hugo Srb
Srb
Land Bank
Federal Land Bank
Mountain Goat Spotted North Of Sidney Field
Telegraph reports a mountain goat seen three miles north of Sidney across from the Emerald Peter Rapp farm. Rapp contacted to search for the intruder. He notes his dogs have been raising Cain for the past three nights without reason.
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Telegraph
Sidney
Emerald
Pete’r Rapp
Rapp
Cain
Patrol Radar On Watchdog Duty Tonight
The Highway Safety Patrol and radar will be on duty tonight and tomorrow to curb the high New Year traffic toll. Patrol head Mel Busekist notes reckless driving as a major factor and cites two drivers arrested for speeding on Saturday who were re Arrested again within minutes.
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Mel Busekist
Panhandle
Sunol
Chappell
Kimball
Sidney
Deadline Set for Income Questionnaires for Nebraska Veterans
The Veterans Administration and Cheyenne County Veterans Service Officer David E. Ells urge nearly 16 000 Nebraska veterans widows and orphans with nonservice-connected pensions to return annual income questionnaires to the Lincoln regional office by January 31 1963. Failure to answer delays February pension checks. help is offered at the court house basement daily 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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Veterans Administration
Lincoln
David E. Ells
Cheyenne County
Veterans Service
Nebraska
Ells
Court House
Angus Bull Purchase Shifts Herds at Lodgepole
Gary and Larry Talich and Sidney Lloyd bought an Aberdeen Angus bull from James D. Payne at Lodgepole. The sale highlights new genetics joining the local herd in the wake of recent purchases.
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Lloyd
Gary
Larry
Talich
Sidney
James’ D. Payne
Lodgepole
Christmas in Nebraska Territory A Quiet Observance
Historical notes show early Nebraska Christmases were simple and frugal. Fort Atkinson recorded a day of rest in 1820, while Brownville's 1859 diary entry described a festive ball with quail wild geese and a brass band. Rock Bluff diaries in 1861 mention a church supper and dance after a quiet day.
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Territorial
Nebraska
Sixth Infantry
Fort Atkinson
Missouri River
Nebraska Advertiser
Brownville
A. M. Barnes
James M. Patterson
Rock Bluff
Cass County
Community Church listings and school notes from Ordville Depot
Community Church services and unit activities are announced with schedules for Sunday Bible school worship and weekday classes. School news covers Sioux Army Depot classes resume January 2 1963, with holiday visits and local family updates from residents and visiting relatives.
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Community Church
Willard Allan Norton
Adult Christian Forum
Depot Chapel
Norton
The
Sioux Army Depot School
Crab
Sioux Damsels
Barracks 5
Teddy Ohi
Cub Scout News Pack
Ross
Addie
Trude
Paul Norton
University of Colorado
Allan Norton
Owling Time At The Police Station
Sunday afternoon Har old Tobin stopped by the station and spotted a large owl perched atop the roof antenna hooting at him. He called Myron Peter to witness the scene and the two hooted back for several minutes before the bird flew off, with a note it might return.
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Harold Tobin
Toby
Myron Peter
Pete
Local Dealers Win Firestone Awards
Firestone awardees include E. R. Jimmerson and R. F. Kallhoff of Sidney Implement Co for ten years of service. The local dealers were among recipients honored in December for sustained tenure.
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Firestone
E. R. Jimmerson
R. F. Kallhoff
The
Sidney Implement Co
Newly Elected Cheyenne County Officials to Be Sworn In
The newly elected Cheyenne County officials will be sworn in at noon Thursday, Jan. 3, in the county commissioners room.
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Cheyenne County
Pheasant hunting extended to January with 1963 licenses required
The Nebraska pheasant season runs until January 20 and requires 1963 licenses and bird stamps. Mel Steen, Game Division Director, notes hunting remains light in most areas with good pheasant shooting in the last twenty days. He praises the bird’s elusiveness and regards pheasant hunting as a premier sport.
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Mel Steen
Nebraska
Steen
Panhandle Mother by Betty Knicely
Betty Knicely reflects on Panhandle Christmas programs highlighting the charming crises of young performers. She recalls nervous kinders, shifting pockets and toppled crowns, a sleepy child, and shepherds in bathrobes, celebrating the innocence and humor of child actors.
Nebraskan License Tabs Add Color for 1963
Nebraska license tabs for 1963 feature color coded backgrounds and white digits. Drivers must purchase tabs at county treasurers offices by March 1, with prices unchanged from 1962, 8 dollars for autos and varied rates for other vehicles.
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Mable Jorgensen
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Angus Bull
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Ordville
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North Platte
Charlotte Ohi
Barnes School of Commerce
Denver
Colorado
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Pat Mulligan
Bill Welsh
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Ena Wheeler
Scheibel
Champaign
Illinois
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Calif
Arthur Trude
Auburn
Neb
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Oscar East
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Pat) Boyles
Lancaster County
Frank Morrison Friday
Paul White
State Supreme Court
Pheasant Hunting O
Norman Vincent Peale
Eee
Ely
Sita
Milton Randsel
Telegraph Staff
By Jim Dickes
Mayfair
S&h
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Veue
Allied van
Federal Land Bank Association
Wm. D. Harte
Mariagér
9Th Ave
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