Bulletin Board Today Highlights Historic Moments
Bulletin notes Friday January 4 1974 with key events in history and notable birthdays. Washingtons first presidential message 1790 Issac Newton birth 1642 Utah statehood 1896 Cassino battle 1944 MacArthur education reform 1946 Burma independence 1948 Pope Paul VI Jerusalem tour five years ago reform in Czechoslovakia ended US bomber loss in Southeast Asia one year ago. Birthdays Grace Bumbry Floyd Patterson Jane Wyman. Thought for today Art may make a suit of clothes but nature must produce a man by David Hume.
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George Washington
Issac Newton
Lincolnshire
England
Utah
Germany
Cassino
Italy
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Burma
Pope Paul VI
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Czechoslovakia
United States
Southeast Asia
Grace Bumbry
Floyd Patterson
Jane Wyman
David Hume
Panhandle Weather Turns Frigid With Snow Chance
The Panhandle forecasts fair to partly cloudy skies and very cold tonight with lows 13 to 18 below. Saturday stays cold with a slight chance of light snow and highs 9 to 14. Extended outlook through Tuesday shows mostly cloudy, with snow chance Sunday and Monday, highs from 7 to 17 and lows from -15 to -8 west to -10 east.
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Panhandle
Associated Press
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported in Dalton and near Telegraph Building
At 3:53 p.m. Wednesday a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Paul Ankeny of Dalton struck a parked car causing $40 damage to the other vehicle. At 5:36 p.m. a 1965 Dodge driven by LaVern A. Draper backed from behind The Telegraph building into a parked 1967 Ford Ranchero causing $150 damage. A door at Bauman Body Shop was checked and secured at 10:24 p.m. Thursday.
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10Th Ave
Chevrolet
Paul Ankeny
Dalton
Virgil Lehmkuhler
Keller
Lehmkuhler
8Th Ave
Illinois St
Dodge
LaVern A. Draper
7Th Ave
Telegraph Building
Richard B
Amy Jo Bonner
Trailer City
Bonner
Bauman
19Th
Illinois
Denise Catherine Welvin Born in Minneapolis Hospital
Mr and Mrs John A Welvin of Minneapolis Minn are the parents of a seven pound seven ounce daughter Denise Catherine born at 8 30 a m December 29 in a Minneapolis hospital She has a brother Scott three Mr and Mrs Rex Welvin of Sidney are grandparents
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Denise Catherine Wolvin
John A. Welvin
Minneapolis
Minn
Denise Catherine
Scott
Rex Welvin
Sidney
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Admitted: Sidney Kenneth State Augusta Runion Dennis Virgil Carla Schmidt Dayle George Dalton Ruth Munshaw Potter Melvin Meester Sigrid Nielsen. Dismissed: Sidney Shirley Heinz Deborah Gartner Stephen Hinrichs.
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Sidney Kenneth
State
Augusta Runion
Dennis Virgil
Carla Schmidt
Dayle George Dalton
Ruth Munshaw Potter
Melvin Meester
Sigrid Nielsen
Sidney
Shirley Heinz
Deborah Gartner
Stephen Hinrichs
Prairie Schooners Dance Night At Senior Center
Prairie Schooners square dance returns Saturday at 8 p.m. with Mal Minshall as caller at the Senior Citizen Center. Sunday hosts Eastern Star Officers Practice at 2 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Monday lists Kiwanis 6:30 and Rotary 6:15 with Cheyenne County Chamber dinner at the Senior Center and a Cheyenne County Historical Association talk at 8 p.m. at Yendis Cafe.
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Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Senior Citizen Center
Mal Minshall
Providence
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County Historical Association
Yendis Cafe
Deaths in Dalton and Sidney reflects multiple services
Funeral services are set for Wennonaha B Streubing 67 at Gehrig and Son in Dalton with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Irene Bowersock 89 will be buried at Greenwood Cemetery after services in Sidney. Marie Brennan 78 died in Sidney and will be buried in Dalton. services at Dalton Presbyterian Church with memorials to the church.
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Wennonanha B. Streubing
Gehrig and Son
Wennonaha Blanch Streubing
Harlan Brei
Sidney
Ronald Harder
Newman Grove
Greenwood Cemetery
Streubing
Albert
Ivy Glasgow
Essex
Iowa
Omaha
Dalton
Harvey
Donald Loury
Lincoln
Mary Potter
Minnesota
Dean Streubing
James Loury
Korea
Irene Bowersock
Foursquare Church
New Orleans
Wilbur Bennett
Greenwood Cemtery and Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Dexter
James Bowersock
George
Long Beach
Calif
Pearl Davidson
Lucille Dinnel
Cheyenne
Rhoda Truston
Holdem
Fannie Hathaway
Broadwater
Rosalina Gagnon
Aberdeen
S.D
Mary Coleman
Boise
Idaho
Marie Brennan
Richard
Emma Bale Fegley
Allen
Roger Brennan
Arwilla Martin
Wilma McDow
Orange County
Arthur
Dalton Presbyterian Church
John Mason
Dalton Cemetery
Holewick Funeral Home
Legislative Calendar and Budget Note for Rome Facelift
On the 3rd day the legislature convened at 3am and adopted Resolution 95 while laying over 96 and 97. New bills LB663 to LB684 were introduced, LB237 and LB78 withdrawals approved, daylight saving motion rejected, rules changes considered, LB212 advanced, and session adjourned at 11 46am until 9am Friday. On the 4th day, LB685 to LB701 were introduced, LB508 and LB513 advanced, LB568 killed, adjourned at 11 54am until 10am Monday. Rome facelifting estimated cost 5.7 million dollars.
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General File
Mayor’s Car Involved in City Hall Fender Bender
The Scottsdale Parks Department sweeper, while cleaning behind city hall, collided with Mayor B. L. Tims’s vehicle in a minor parking lot accident. No injuries reported.
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Scottsdale
Parity ratio highest since 1954 in 1973 farm outlook
The Agriculture Department notes the 1973 farm parity ratio reached its highest point since 1954 driven by factors including the Soviet wheat deal. Farm prices rose 1.5 percent from Nov 15 to Dec 15, while the ratio held at 89 percent and 1973 profits topped $25 billion, with exports underpinning the rise and supporting the broader economy.
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Agricultural Department
Agriculture Department
USDA
Sas
Nixon
Soviet Union
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Davis urges repayment on 1973 wheat loans by Jan 15
Secretary Butz moves 82 million bushels from CCC stocks to market and orders elevators to devote 100 percent of rail car space to Government owned wheat sold with loading orders issued six months earlier. Noncompliance risks loss of storage payments and ineligibility for future storage earnings.
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Earl L Butz
Ray Davis
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Davis
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Entry Blanks Open For Elks Scholarships
Walt Skrdlant announces Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship packets are available at county high schools. Eligible students include high school seniors and college underclassmen. Local winners earn 75 dollar bonds for first place and 50 dollars for second. State and national levels offer hundreds of thousands in awards. deadline is February 5 at the Goodyear Store.
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Elks
Walt Skrdlant
Sidney Elks
Skrdlant
Goodyear
Letter questions VFW wheelchair limits in town
A local veteran complains after being denied a wheelchair from the VFW Auxiliary for his wife in a nursing home. The editor notes the group provides limited short term equipment via donations and cannot serve long term nursing home patients.
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VFW
Kimball
Veterans’ Office
Floyd E. Armstrong
Shirley Eich
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Simes
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Ft. Sidney
The
Rome
Western
Nebraska
Theograph Printing ‘Co
Nebr
Cheyenne County
Staney
Nebraska Press Association
Pubpliahe Central Plant Manager Circulation
John Gottschalk
John Ward
Dorothy Carey
GOP
Des Moines
New Business
Catherine’s Mayfair Cafe
Virg
Mayfair
Awer
Stickneys
Stickney
Jackson
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