Egging Co Opens Two Day Open House Near Gurley
The Egging Co announces a two day open house at the Gurley area plant four miles east and four south. Ted and John Egging describe rapid growth, a 300 ton press, and plans to double production with around fifty employees. Visitors will see cab manufacturing and enjoy coffee and donuts with Lions Club support.
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Gurley
Egging Co
Ted
John Egging
Egging Farm
Canada
Europe
America
Eggings
Egging
Inrerr
Egge- Ings
Houch
Ted Erging
Sidney Kiwanis Rebuilds Fort Sidney Memorial Marker
Sidney Kiwanis will reconstruct the Fort Sidney marker at the city edge on Highway 30. L. A. Lindstrom directs the project to replace weathered timber with a six by sixteen foot base for a bronze plate detailing the Fort Sidney story. The bronze plaque costs 400 dollars, split by the State Historical Society and the city, with 75 dollars for incidental items funded by Kiwanis. Labor will be done by Kiwanis members and a retired mason adviser, with Jack Dissmore overseeing construction and work starting immediately.
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Sidney Kiwanis
Fort Sidney
Eset
Sidney
Highway
Neo
Kiwanis
Hollis Peratt
L. A. Lindstrom
Thas
Fort Sdney
Kiwanis Committee
State Historical Society
Sone Mason
Lindstrom
Jack Dissmore
Major Cheyenne County Road Upgrade for Minuteman Project
The county embarks on a 99 mile road improvement to support the missile program. Plans include widening narrow roads and adding three to four inches of gravel with no hard surfacing planned. The Corps of Engineers oversees construction with the Nebraska Highway Department handling engineering and bids.
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Cheyenne County
The
Corps of Engineers
Nebraska Highway Department
T. C. Middleswart
Bridgeport
W. F. Chaloupka
Cheyenne
Plan For High School Addition Approved By Board
Exterior design of a new high school addition received board approval at a special meeting Monday night. The project costs 312000 dollars and funds a two story south wing with ten classrooms plus a north single story study hall and cafeteria. Renovation at the junior high includes a new library and study hall where the cafeteria stands.
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Board of Education
Russell Pedersen
Senilar
Keating Named Division Manager for Kansas Nebraska Co
James E. Keating a 37 year veteran of the natural gas industry was named division manager of Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co based in Sidney Nebraska. The announcement by L E Nelson cites Keating replacing L W McLaughlin and covering communities from Kimball to Cole.
Yuma Man Named Local Manager for Kansas Nebraska at Sidney
Jerry Krutzinger an employee of Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co since March 1961 has been named local manager for Kansas Nebraska at Sidney announced by L E Nelson vice president in charge of sales and distribution The change is effective immediately Krutzinger will remain in Yuma Colorado briefly until his replacement as service manager there learns his new job Aaron Harman will replace Krutzinger in Yuma Harman has been a serviceman for Kansas Nebraska at Holdrege Jim Keating who was promoted to division manager will continue to headquarter in Sidney Krutzinger is married with two children and the family will move to Sidney soon
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James E. Keating
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Sidney
L. E. Nelson
Kansas-Nebraska
Keating
L. W. McLaughlin
Julesburg
Kimball
Gurley
Dalton
Lodgepole
Chappell
Big Springs
Brule
Nebraska
Haxtun
Fleming
Ovid
Holyoke
Paoli
Iliff
Wray
Eckley
Yuma
Otis
Akron
Cole
Old
Fremont Gas Co
Fremont
Riverton
Wye
Northern Utilities Co
Rock Springs
Wyo
Scottsbluff
Northern
North Central Gas Co
North Central
Oshkosh
Louise
Kari Kay
University of Nebraska
St Patrick's Catholic Church
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Rotary Club
Knights of Colum
the Elks
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson
Jim Keating
Jerry Krutzinger
Kansas- Nebraska
Krutzinger
Colo
Aaron Harman
Holdrege
Payment Safflower Seed Suit Filed in District Court
Dean Hagemeister of Potter sues the International Safflower Co seeking payment for safflower seed shipped to the Pacific Vegetable Oil plant from Bushnell to Sidney under a September agreement. He claims 56 640 pounds of seed cost 2022 64 dollars and freight 81 96 dollars totaling 2104 62 dollars.
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Dean Hagemeister Af Potter
Safflower
International Safflower Co
Pacific
Bushnell
Sidney
Hagemerster
Supt. Schott to Return as Dalton Schools Leader
Dalton Public School will have William Schott back for the 1963 64 term and contracts have been offered to teachers. Resignations have been submitted by Walter Ruden Louise Cunningham and Helen McConnell.
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Dalton
William Schott
Dalton Public
Schott
Walter Ruden
Louise Cunningham
Helen McConnell
Registered Bull Sale Supplements Regular Auction
A sale of registered Hereford and Angus bulls is set for Saturday at the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion starting at 1 PM. consignors include James and Caleb Payne Lodgepole Arthur McMillen and Sons Sidney Arvin Livingston Sidney and Lassette Angus Farm Bridgeport. The event features top western stock and supplements the regular sale with usual consignments from local stockmen and farmers.
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Sidney Livestock Sales Pavillion
James and
Caleb Payne
Lodgepole
Arthur McMillen
Wildcat Well Staked For Cheyenne County
Three operators will drill a wildcat oil well in Cheyenne County about a mile east of the Johnson Field. The No 1 Walter Johnson well will be drilled by Murfin Drilling Co. with Stuarco Oil Co. Don Winslow and Hayes and Fundamental Oil Corp as operators. A 4750 foot test targets the 1 sand. Marathon Oil Co reported drilling at 4150 feet in the No 4 Knievel well in Gurley Field. Exeter Drilling Co. is contractor.
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Cheyenne County
Johnson Field
Walter Johnson
Murfin Drilling Co
Stuarco Oil Co
Don Winslow
Hayes and Fundamental Oil Corp
Marathon Oil Co
Gurley
Exeter Drilling Co
Snow Ends Wednesday Afternoon With Relief In Sight
Snow ends by Wednesday afternoon with improving conditions. Partly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Lows around 20 Wednesday night and highs near 40 Thursday.
City Pays Off Electric Bonds At Sub One Percent Interest
The City of Sidney funds debt reduction on its electric plant with surplus funds, paying interest on outstanding bonds at less than one percent. Net annual interest totals 11,278.75 dollars after government bond earnings, with full payoff projected by 1968. By 1970 growth may require new power sources or external suppliers to meet demand.
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Sidney
Counties and Cities Benefit From Motor Vehicle Fee Hike
Nebraska legislators and the Public Works Committee approved a five dollar per vehicle increase in motor vehicle license fees. Estimated state revenue reaches about four million dollars yearly with allocations for parks, urban highway funds, and local governments. Sidney would gain about ten thousand dollars for city highways, with Illinois Street resurfacing among early projects.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Public Works Committee
Nebraska
Tom Coffey
Illinois St
9Th
13Th Aves
Grass Fire at Colton No Property Loss
Fire department responded at 4 40 pm Tuesday to a grass fire in Colton started by burning trash in a barrel. The blaze was controlled with no loss of property. Fire Chief Harvey Vizina confirmed the incident and outcome.
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Colton
Harvey Vizina
Sidney residents enjoy electricity bargain in state survey
A Nebraska State Journal survey shows Sidney’s 500 KWH monthly bill at 104.40 versus 116.56 state average, ranking fifth lowest among Nebraska cities. The piece notes smaller 250 KWH users pay 79.20 versus 75.12 state average and states overall residential costs align with peers, hinting utility obligations retirement.
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Sidney
Nebraska State Journal
Lincoln
Nebraska
Beatrice
North Platte
Hastings
Gering
Scottsdluff
Chadron
Ogallala
Alliance
Kimball
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Allen Karnik
Loren Fisher
Allsider
Gurley Lions Club
U. S
Jack H. Lowe
Telegraph
Ing
Andelevision Cable
Ralph Englert
Chaloupka
Dean Arter
K-N
James Keating
Colorado
Supt. Schott
Dalton School
Wildcat
Consumers Public Power District
Bureau of Reclamation
Nordberg
Edwin L. Groshans
Armour Beese
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