Cheyenne County collects a year in review 1971
The Telegraph editors list Cheyenne County 1971's top stories led by a record crop and irrigation growth, Interstate 8 progress, the last Union Pacific passenger run, a Supreme Court appointment for a Sidney native, tax anxieties, school closures, Western Nebraska Technical College gains, a large Sioux Army Depot reunion, traffic deaths, rising vandalism and drugs, and community efforts shaping a cautious optimism for 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Telegraph News Room
Jack H. Lowe
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Farm News
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad
Lodgepole
Sidney
Potter
Union Pacific
Govenor J. J. Exon
Lawrence M. Clinton
Nebraska Supreme Court
St. Patrick’s
Sidney Public School
East Ward Elementary
St. Patrick's
Western Nebraska Technical College
WNTC
Peetz
Colo
Nebraska Line
Iliff
Point of Rocks
Potter 10
Legion
Price Lee Policky
Broadwater
Frank Jones
Wheat Institute
Mary Boyle
Margaret Dissmore
Jack Thurow
State Farm Insurance
Lawrence Clinton
Supreme Court
Farmers Union
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Gesina Miller
Emma Cassidy
Cable
Etv
E. R. Jimerson
Sidney Implement Co
Sally Dittmar
Community Action Agency
Lockwoods
Jim Knackstedt
American Legion
Fred Wittrock
Mel Crom
Wheatbelt
Public Power District
Sidney High School
Nga
County
Chappell
Franss
Sunnyside
Ken McMillen
Farmers Union Co-Op
Ed Swanson
County Assessors Association
Marlene Brubaker
Cheyenne
Devel
C. J. Tomasello
Dalton
Frontier
G.H. Doran
Marguerite Sterling
U.P
Sioux
Wilson A. Streightoff
Fox Theatre
Commonwealth Theatres, Inc
Blankets
Herb Wolf
Memorial Hospital
Gerald Matzke
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Sidney Red Raiders
Glen Houtz
Hastings College
F. Kelly Nicholson
Jess W. Christensen
Clyde Gorman
Alvenia Holupka
Frank Mattoon
Ralph Englert
Rites
George Schnell
Gurley
Burlington
Raiders
Omaha Paul
Howard M. Adamson
Fire Department
Dan Frerichs
Dean Stettner
Bob Hossle
Louis Hutzenbilers
Marathon
California
Big Springs
Sidney High
Governor Exon
Dix
Vince Havorka
Ellis
PERC
Frontier Broadcasting Co
Scottsbluff
Sterling
Lela Pike
Leo Fehringer
L.M. Clinton
Born
Skelly
MARC24
Exon
Bob Hassle
John French
Tom Bale
Theodore Mathewson
F. John Hornicek
Sally Haythorn
Edmond Matthews
William Hyde
Cary Spencer
Ralph Spearow
Karl Sprenger
Jack Knicely
Oshkosh
Richard Vandermate
Jesse T. House
Jim Garcia
S.J. Simmerman
County Cancer Society
Joe Schimka
Donald J. Devier
Dalton Farmer
Charles Everitt
Werdell Lessman
Brush
Lonnie Schlake
Devel County
Communications Workers of America
Mercury
Robert Selzers
Harold F. Tobin
Louis Arndt
Fort Morgan
Sunol
Marvin Merritt
Walter A Kragel
Herbert G. Peter
Debbie Ewert
Verde Lane
Olson-Dorman
Rosa Merrick
Kay Glassburn
Europe
North Platte River
Don Tedesco
Byron Bills
Grand Island Training Center
Lucille Meyer
County Extension Clubs
Omaha Civic Club
Western Outloo
Lewis Mehling
Walthill
N.W. Bell
Western Electric
John Egging
National Cab Meeting
Credit Bureau
Don Christians
Kenneth Pittam
Don ‘Spencer
Potter Heads
FHA
North Platte
Ralph Lundberg
Denver
Dalton Phone Co
Telegraph
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
del Koch
Fort Sidney
Wntc Recreation Hall
Richard Walsh
Julia Bruce
Tim O’halloran
E K. Yanney
Kearney State College
Panhandle Area
Stanley Ganzel
Sidney United Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Donna Eich
Explorers Post
Washington, D.C
Peetz School
Tech College
Dalton Fire Department
Eusebio Montoya
Navy
Tom Edwards
University of California At Berkeley
Roland Rexroth
Linda Abrams
Theodore Kinney
Verlin Livingstons
Floyd Wise
Mies
N.W. Bell Company
Pearl Sanders
Dale R. Baker
Gurley-Dalton
Clarence Meyer
Clair A. West
Viola Stewart
Jay Curless
Mari Sandoz
Nebraskaland Magazine
Ed Bauman
Bruce Raddatz
Gus Kragel
Lake McConaughy
Anthony Egging
Roger Brennan
John Alves
13Th Avenue
World-Herald
Tom Allan
Bob Clark
Clark
U.S
High Plains Experiment Station
Clifford Wolf
Veterans Service
George Anéstof Bayard
NFO
Marion Whitaker
Gene Kemper
Alliance Times- Herald
Julius Hahler
Walter W. Liles
Louise Norwood
Donald Green
Eight inch snowfall and record cold hit Cheyenne County
A rough scan notes an eight inch snowstorm and below zero temperatures in Cheyenne County. The period details multiple local events from Jan through June 1971, naming births, deaths, school changes, council actions, and infrastructure news across Sidney and surrounding towns.
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Frances Craig
Ronda Sue Gentry
Gering
Nellie Egging
Jim Payne
Sidney Ford-Mercury
Bob Ankeny
Chamber
Ed Henkle
Billie Smith
Doug Boyd
A. J. Mason
Cathy Ann Koch
Senator Clark
Ray Davis
Wendy Lamm
Phillip R. Nelson
John Lessig
Paul Huff
Norm Steffens
Allen Beermann
Rodney Mathewson
Potter Heads Extension Boards
Carl Kurz
Frank Clinton
Herman J. Jurgens
Wayne Campbell
Fair Board
Wayne Bond
St Pat's
Ross Glassburn
Oliver
Leon Foster
Ira Cochran
Conad
First Christian Church
Ellis Votan
Leslie C
Rusty) Land
Merle Bobo
Nebraska Inter-Industry Eelectric Council
George H. Cronk
Lodgepole Valley
Wheatbell
Anna Kahrs
Bertha Richards
Mearidt Taylor
Marie Nicholson
NFC
Julie Bruce
Ackerman-Robinson Agency
Leo Gorman
Veterans Service Officer
Don Kahl
Raymond Anthony