Sidney Teachers Top Nebraska Pay Averages
Sidney public school teachers earn more than the Nebraska statewide average with an average of 3517 dollars while the state average is 3086 dollars. Cheyenne County rural teachers average 3054 dollars. Superintendent Weymouth notes the Sidney pay lags 67 dollars weekly behind the top district and outlines wide salary ranges across grade levels and roles.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney Public School
O. J Weymouth
NSES
Driver Spared Prison Term by Nebraska Judge
District Judge John Kuns spared Dale Anderson of Sidney from penitentiary time after a guilty plea to third offense drunken driving. The sentence includes a $300 fine, a two year license suspension, and two years of strict probation. Anderson had prior drunken driving convictions in 1933 and 1953, with Jack Knicely as prosecutor.
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John Kuns
Dale Anderson
Sidney
Nebraska
Kuns
Anderson
Anderson Anderson
Jack Knicely
Real Bargain Ad Three Insertions For Two
A Sidney Telegraph classified offer promotes three insertions for the price of two. It invites readers to place ads to sell trade rent or find items, claiming the Telegraph is the cheapest fastest medium for reaching the public with notices and messages.
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D.d
Sidney Telegraph
Architect For New Armory Is Selected
C C Coursey of North Platte chosen by Nebraska National Guard to design the Sidney armory. Maj Gen Guy Henninger reports federal funds application submitted. timeline uncertain but construction hoped this year with land bought for 1000 dollars by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce near Legion Park and KSID radio station.
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C. C. Coursey
North Platte
Nebraska National Guard
Sidney
Guy Henninger
Nebraska Adjutant General
Henninger
National Guard Bureau
Washington
Sidney Armory
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific Railroad
Legion Park
KSID
First Of Oil Bills Passed To Legislature
Nebraska senators from oil and gas regions reported six measures from the judiciary committee to aid industry development. LB 35 establishing a special lien law for drilling materials and services was held for further study. LB 36, 37, 59, 61, 62, and 127 were reported out, addressing forfeiture timing, estate easements with pipelines, leasing procedures, pipeline agreements, oil rights interests, and foreign incorporated oil firms. LB 60 on mineral real estate attachments was killed. Introduced by Senators Fenske McGinley Kotouc and Cole the bills were explained by a team of attorneys.
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Nebraska
Judiciary Committee
United States
Sen
A. A. Fenske
Sunol
Donald McGinley
Ogallala
Otto Kotouc
Humboldt
D. J. Cole
Merriman
No Producers Are Reported Within County
Cheyenne County reports only one producing oil well this week Wytex Oil in the Maley Field. Two dry holes and two potential dusters mark the county, with activity centered near Potter and the Winkleman and East Gurley areas as ops test pay sands and wildcats. West Kimball and Kimball City area drills show several new producers and multiple dry holes.
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Cheyenne County
Wytex Oil
Maley
Miracle-Fifer Drilling Co
Potter
Ryan Oil Co
Ryan
Willoughby No. 1
Watkins Oil Co
Fremont
Neb
Rocky Mountain Petroleum Co
Barker No. 1
J. W. Braden Oil Co
Winkleman Field
Dalton
British-American Oil Co
Doran Farms
Ittner
Ohio Oil Co
Davis No. 1
East Gurley
Pay Sands
Ryan Oil
Anderson No
Kimball County
Nebraska
Swearingen
Stanolind
NW SE
Don Rounds
Leonard
Long Field
New Drilling Co
Rex Monahan
Kimball
Harper-Turner and
Dunn & Boerling
Linn
Elks Lead Heart Fund Drive In Nebraska
Sidney Elks Club takes Cheyenne County lead in the Heart Fund drive as Lou Winters is named drive chairman. Nebraska starts Feb 1 but will begin late here. Plastic containers will be placed countywide, with later features announced. Donations can be mailed to Winters at the Sidney Elks Club. Gov. Vic Anderson dedicates the month to late Nebraska senators Hugh Butler and Dwight Griswold. Funds support Nebraska research and heart programs with 75 percent kept locally.
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Sidney Elks Club
Cheyenne County
Lou Winters
Lodge
Nebraska
Winters
Frank Alfter Dies and Funeral Set Monday
Frank J. Alfter, 69, of Sidney, died today at a local hospital from a heart ailment after a yearlong illness. Funeral services are scheduled Monday at 9 am from St. Patrick's Church with Rev. Albert Alber. burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Rosary at Gehrig Funeral Home Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Gehrig and Son Mortuary handles arrangements. He was a retired farmer who lived in Sidney 25 years, born Aug. 1, 1885, in Ambia, Indiana. He married Mary Hodgman Sept. 28, 1915, at Dwight, Illinois, and is survived by his wife, four daughters Mabel Helfrich, Mildred Alfter, Rosemary Schuchardt, Virginia Nicolas. one son John Alfter. seven grandchildren. five sisters and one brother. Pallbearers listed.
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Frank J. Alfter
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Church
Albert Alber
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig Funeral
Gehrig and Son Mortuary
Mr. Alster
John
Frances Seabert Alster
Ambia
Ind
Dwight
Ill
Nebraska
Chappell
Mary Hodgman
Mary
Mabel Helfrich
Sundl
Mildred Alfter
Rosemary Schuchardt
David City, Neb
Virginia Nicolas
Shelby, Neb
John Alfter
University Sets Date of Annual Freshman Scholarships Testing
The University of Nebraska announced the annual competition for freshman scholarships in 300 high schools. Entries are due February 28. Scholarships worth 100 dollars go to the top senior in each school determined by exams in general knowledge and college aptitude. Eligibility requires top 25 percent of the class. Alternates may receive scholarships if winners decline.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraska
G. W. Rosenlof
Final Collections By Carrier Boys Set For Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the last time carrier boys for The Telegraph will make collection rounds in Sidney. As of March 1, all subscription payments are to be made in The Telegraph office at 830 0th Ave. Rates: Three months 1.75, six months 3.25, one year 6.50. The change does not affect Telegraph subscribers at Ordville or Trailer City. Sidney subscribers with carrier bay deliveries are asked to be ready tomorrow to help collectors bring collections up to date.
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Telegraph
Sidney
Boyd's Cigar Store Celebrates 34th Year
Boyd's Cigar Store marks its 34th year in business this Saturday, announced in The Telegraph. Harry Marsh, manager for 31 years, thanks customers and friends for their patronage as he remains with the Sidney firm since its establishment.
Jaycees Meeting Moved to Friday in Sidney
The Sidney Jaycees announce their Tuesday night meeting is postponed until Friday February 18 due to a conflicting Elks Club event. Club president Ferris Preble stated the change is to avoid scheduling conflict and ensure attendance.
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Jaycees Meeting
Sidney Jaycees
Ferris Preble
Elks Club
Sterling Geologist Sues Over Oil Agreements in Sterling
E W Olson a Sterling geologist sues Miracle Fifer Rotary Drilling Contractors in Sterling district court seeking an one eighth working interest in Monroe Nos 1 2 3 and 4 wells and more than 50000 for oil produced from June 1954 to January 1955 He claims subleases from The Texas Co to Miracle Fifer and disputes signing back his one eighth interest while also rescinding his contract and demanding the drillers transfer the sublease Olson alleges Miracle Fifer hold a 31 25 percent working interest in the property
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Sterling
E. W. Olson
Miracle Fifer Rotary Drilling
Monroe
Olson
The
Texas Co
Walter W. Miracle
R. M. Fifer
Miracle Fifer Geological Service
Miracle Fifer
Overweight Truck Fined 400 in Cheyenne County Court
Arch R. Lambert pleaded guilty to overweight on axle after a February 4 arrest in Dal ton. His tractor trailer owned by W. T. Ellis of Sidney carried 27 200 pounds on the rear axle though 18 000 pounds allowed. Total truck weight 34 360 pounds. The $400 fine was among the county’s largest. A second overcapacity on plates charge was dismissed.
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Sidney
Cheyenne
Arch R. Lambert
Dalton
W. T. Ellis
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Lambert
C. W. Smith
Labor Supply Tops Demand In Sid ney Region
The Sid ney area labor supply rose in January with 1 585 people contacting the Nebraska State Employment Serviceurn a 15 percent increase from December 1954 and 45 percent from January last year Local unemployed workers rose slightly but most were from other areas seeking work Employers in the four county area requested 72 workers while 78 people were referred to local job openings including 23 women The office manager Francis Hiner noted little change in demand and no expected rise in the next 60 days.
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Sidney
Nebraska State Employment Service
NSES
Francis Hiner
Hiner
Rezoning, TV tower clash top Sidney Council agenda
Sidney council set for Monday night to discuss a TV tower site near the airport and two rezoning applications. Nebraska Aeronautics Commission representatives will survey the site six miles south of Sidney, which the tower builders call optimal but the airport commission deems a hazard. Also on the agenda are Burlington Railroad rezoning for light industry near Pine Street and two lots on Country Club Drive for a service station. City officials anticipate a crowded meeting but no municipal bids.
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Sidney
Nebraska Aeronautics Commission
Burlington Railroad
15Th
19Th Aves
Pine St
Country Club Drive
Highway 19
Sidney High Band Announces Fourth Mid Winter Concert
Sidney High School's 90 piece band, directed by Dean Killion, will perform the Fourth Annual Mid Winter Concert on Sunday February 20 at 2 30 pm. The approximately 75 minute program includes Borodin Second Symphony music and a bass horn feature Big Joe The Tub a. Tickets are 75 cents adults 50 cents students and children with a cap of 800 tickets.
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Sidney High School
Dean Killion
Sidney
Killion
SHS
the Telegraph
Janet Hartmann
Reba Kinne
Ron Brown
Julianne Westphal
Winn
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