Soil and Water Problems To Be Discussed At Denver Convention
Nebraska and Great Plains soil and water conservation issues will headline the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts meeting in Denver from February 15 to 17. A Rockies train trip on February 16 will showcase West needs. Delegates will hear about grazing land watershed management forestry practices and the Colorado Big Thompson project from federal officials. The Colorado Association meeting precedes the three-day session on February 14. Kent Leavitt and Mayor Quigg Newton will appear. Robert Wilson of Goodyear will speak at the public banquet. An estimated 500 to 600 delegates from 48 states are expected, representing over 2,000 local districts.
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Nebraska
Great Plains
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Denver
Lee Girardot
Cheyenne County
Colorado Big Thompson
National Association
Colorado Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Kent Leavitt
Millbrook
N. Y
Quigg Newton
Robbert Wilson
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
New Storm Delays Trains East and West
The Union Pacific halted trains due to a blizzard, with only stub runs between Cheyenne and Omaha. Westbound trains stopped at Cheyenne. eastbound lines blocked past Rawlins. Several depots in Wyoming and Nebraska reported halted services as crews and passengers faced delays.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
Cheyenne
Omaha
U. P
Chicago
Rawlins
Wye
Telegraph
Jack Lowe
California
Hanna
Sinclair
Laramie
Wyoming
North Platte
Nebraska
Utahan
Mercury
Itineraries Given For Collectors Itineraries Given For Collectors
An ordinance announced by G. W. O Malley collector of internal revenue sets aside February 15 to March for taxpayers who have not filed by January 15. Helpers will tally gross income and deductions on a separate schedule, with depreciation duplicated. Deputies will assist at Kimball Potter Chapell Lodgepole Dalton Sidney offices on listed dates. An ordinance vacates city property and a council committee notes initial project stages with details to come.
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G. W. O'Malley
Internal Revenue
Mr. O'Malley
Kimball Courthouse
Potter
Bank
Big Springs
City Building
Chappell
Court House
Lodgepole
Dalton
Sidney
Internal Revenue Office
Post Office
Jackson
Linden
King Street
22Nd
Jorgenson
Housing Plan Outlined for Sidney High School Site West Field
The American Securities Corporation plans a housing project directly west of Sidney High School athletic field. Officers include Don Jorgenson as president George Barlow as vice president and C W Smith as secretary treasurer. At Friday night city council, Jorgenson requested action on 22nd street.
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Sidney High School
American Securities Corporation
Don Jorgenson
George Barlow
C. W. Smith
Mr. Jorgenson
22Nd Street
Visual Aids Course Draws 35 Enrollees at UNO
Thirty five students signed up for the off campus University of Nebraska course Audio Visual Materials for Teachers in its first meeting held Saturday night. More may enroll at the Thursday meeting. Sessions run eleven three hour evenings at Sidney High School library from 7 30 to 10 30. No prerequisites. Can count as elective education credit on an Elementary School certificate.
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University of Nebraska
Vergal Winn
Sidney High School
Outboard Fuel Precautions Afloat
A warning advises careful handling of gasoline when filling an outboard motor on a boat. Even small spills can spread to the bilge and ignite once the motor is started, risking a full boat fire.
Hill Services Held for Ralph C Hill in Kimball
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon in Kimball for Ralph C Hill 57 formerly of Sidney found dead there Thursday. The Methodist Church rites were led by Rev Walter Jewett of Sidney with burial in Kimball Cemetery. Hill was a longtime Sidney resident employed by the railroad and his wife served in the post office. The couple moved to Kimball after his retirement.
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Kimball
Ralph C. Hil
Sidney
Methodist
Walter Jewett
Kimball Cemetery
Mr. Hill
Railroad
Check On Social Security When 65
Workers aged 65 and over who have ever held Social Security jobs should contact the Scottsbluff Nebraska office of the Federal Security Administration to avoid loss of old age insurance benefits. Harold F. Benjamin urges prompt inquiry to learn if fully insured, monthly benefits, and how benefits apply for seasonal or noncovered work. If calling is inconvenient, write to the Social Security Administration, Room 114 Flynn Building, Scottsbluff.
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Harold F. Benjamin
Scottsbluff
Federal Security Administration
Mr. Benjamin
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Social Security Administration
Flynn Building
Scotts
Bluff Schedule For Personal Interviews In Nearby Towns
Officials announce field representatives will visit nearby towns to conduct personal interviews. Residents may meet representatives in the coming weeks to discuss details and opportunities.
Lorenzo News from the Hugh Paris and Chambers Homes
Lorenzo notes a Sunday visit to Hugh Paris, who is staying with Sam Chambers while the Chambers family has mumps. Lorenzo beat Gurley first team 25-24 in the auditorium debut, second team trailing 9-24. Proceeds from refreshments fund new stage equipment. A Jan 27 club meeting with 8 members included bingo and a hot lunch.
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Hugh Paris
Sam Chambers
Mrs. Chambers
Eugene Meier
Lorenzo
Gurley
Frank Meier
Raddatz
Melvin Phelps
Hunt
Bert Walker
Margie
South Sund Socials Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. Dr. E Dickinson column lists multiple social visits from Jim Seda and Lt DeLyle Seda of Camp Hood to the Dickinson and Dickinson homes. Other noted guests include W R Brown and son Larry in Fraass home, Tilghman and Mrs Dickinson on Sterling business, Al Kier and daughter near Crook, Barnhart at Dickinson home, and Oliverius Ahlberg families at a Sedgwick Colorado farm sale.
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Jim P. Seda
DeLyle Seda
Camp Hood
Texas
D. E. and
Glenn Dickinson
W. R. Brown
Larry
David Fraass
Kenneth Tilghman
Sterling
al Kier
Near Crook
B. J. Barnhart
D. E. Dickinson
Joe A. Oliverius
Ed Ahlberg
Ronald
Sedgwick
Colo
Mount Vernon Social Notes From Mrs Haw
Mount Vernon residents attend gatherings and visits across town. Families such as Olson, Snyder, Sell, Klentz, Lipke, Nelson, and Marsh share Sunday and weekend hospitality while the Jolly Neighbors meet with light turnout and casual camaraderie.
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G. C. Olson
Harvey Marshs
Charles Snyder and
John Sell
Frank Klentz
C. L. Walters
James Vanover
Greely
W. L. Johnson and Son
Ed Lipke
W. R
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