4-H Activity Gains Noted in Cheyenne County Over Year
The Cheyenne County Rural Youth nearly doubles membership and earns national and state recognition. Verlin Livingston becomes national president of Rural Youth U S A, first from the far West. Two new groups Sunnyside Improvement Club and Young Farmers Club organize to work with extension specialists on soil, livestock, grain, and weed topics.
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Cheyenne County
Kenneth van Skike
Violet Shepherd
4-H
Blizz
Ard
Pts
Verlin Livingston
Rural Youth
Kennie Andersen
Gurley-Dalton
Nebraska Rural Youth
Andersen
Livingston
Young Farmer
Sunnyside
AAA
Archer Field
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sidney City Council Proceedings York County Nebraska 1960
The Sidney Nebraska council meet December 16 1959 in regular session with Mayor Dorwart and six council members present. Actions include a $330 Christmas bonus for each employee from Parking Meter funds a liquor license for Peter Sittner 812 9th Avenue and approval of various ordinances resolutions and warrants including a Union Pacific Railroad water line agreement and consideration of city government under the City Manager Act with a vote on ordinance history kept in a separate volume.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Dorwart
Jorgenson
Porter
Spearow
Cork
Bogan
Pierson
Heaton
Tobin
Willis
West
Mullon
Peter Sittner
9Th Avenue
Nere
Cou. C.l
Yeas
Logan
State Liquor Control Commission
Johfenson
Fire Department
Jorzenson
D.L. Rahe
R. J. Hood
Union ‘Pacific Railroad’ ‘Company
S:dney
State of
Railroad Company
State
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne County
Tney
Dimes-Drive Heads Named Cheyenne County Campaign Leader
J W Martinosky is reappointed county chairman for the 1930 March of Dimes drive in Cheyenne County with local leaders named Rae Duncan Don Dey Ermand Albert Krueger Dalla Cald well George Minshall Mae Lovell and Maprola Gaon Ors. The drive runs January 16 to 31 with a $6000 county goal. A Veterans of Foreign Wars committee will solicit Sidney businesses and industries. Fifty percent of funds stay local. the rest go to the National Foundation for epidemic relief and research amid polio years of high need. Local funds cover care and treatment costs. the chapter has maintained a reserve to cover ongoing needs. The note cites past expenses including about $1300 for care and treatment this year and equipment costs for the iron lung at $266.
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Cheyenne County
J. W. Martinosky
Rae Duncan
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Don Dey Ermand
Dalton
Albert Krueger
Gurley
Dalla M. Caldwell
Sundl
George Minshall
Lodgepole
Mae M. Lovell
Potter
Maprola Gaon Ors
Sidney
National Foundation
Gary
Myr. Martinosky
The
Fresh Will Meet Peetz Wednesday Freshman Cagers Clash in New Year
The Sidney High School freshmen open the year by traveling to Peetz Wednesday at 3 oclock to face the Coloradoan Fresh and Sophs for a potential third win. Coach Maley has a likely starting five of Reece Deeder Maley Glassburn Seevers or Ziegler with a traveling squad including Jones King Yates Chappell and others. Fans anticipate a lively contest as both teams seek success after holiday wins and a strong early season record.
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Sidney High School
Peetz
Fresh
Suphs i
Dalton
Potter
Ray Maley
Yo- Ag
Carl Reece
Bob Deeder
Dale Maley
Darrell Glassburn
Gary Seevers
Jim Ziegler
Larry Jones
Ben King
Jim Yates
Douglas Chappell
Frosh
Maroons To Play At Kimball This Friday
Sidney high school cagers face a tough conference test at Kimball Friday night as the Maroons seek their first league win. Dale Buehrer’s return sparks the lineup, with Lodgepole and North Platte warmups shaping a wide open Class B race in western Nebraska.
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Sidney High School
Kimball
Longhorns
Sidney
North Platte
Lodgepote
Nebraska
Leo Shuman
Maroons
Dale Buehrer
Bueher
Lodgepole
Gering
Mitchell
North Platte Valley
Bulldogs
Tigers
Hunting Violations Decline In 1949, Officials Say
Paul Gilbert, former executive secretary of the game commission, credits a 33 percent drop in hunting and fishing violations in 1949 to better ethics and fewer hunters in the field. Most offenses occurred in October with 121 violators prosecuted, a drop of 22 from the prior year. Closed season hunting was the most common violation, with 75 percent of the 465 prosecuted found guilty.
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Paul Gilbert
The
Game Commission
Gilbert
D'Nis
Police Court Guilty Plea in California Reckless Driving
Jack Roy Bulavin pleaded guilty in California police court to reckless driving charges. He was fined 915 and costs.
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Jack Roy Bulavin
California
County Court Arrests Domestic Assault Case
Eugene A Williams was arrested this weekend by a deputy sheriff and charged with assault and battery against his wife. He is held in county jail pending a hearing and indicated he will plead not guilty.
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Euzene
A.williams
Arnold Braasch
Assults
Tor Ther
Staples and Refills On Hand At All Times
Local note from The Telegraph confirms Bostitch stapling machines are available with staple refills on hand at all times for customers seeking steady supply and reliable service.
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Bostitchi
Telegraph
Lighted by Matches at the World’s Largest Stadium
A fragmentary report describes 95,000 people lighting the Soldier Field venue with matches making the arena bright enough to illuminate the largest stadium in the world during a single event. The garbled text references a lakefront area and Chicago, but exact details are unclear.
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Soldier
Tentl& Ox
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