Co-Op Report Highlights Agriculture’s Strong Sector in Nebraska
Nebraska hosts 368 cooperatives with 270 575 members reporting 378 389 000 dollars in net business for 1961 62 The national total reaches 9 039 coops and 13 billion dollars after intercooperative adjustments California leads in total service volume and farm product marketing revenue, while Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin show large memberships and counts of coops
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Lincoln
Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farmer Cooperative Service
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Towa
Illinois
Missouri
California
Iowa
New Oil Pool Hit on Carlson Lease
Cheyenne County poised for Nebraska s second oil discovery of the year as Carl Houy reports 300 feet of oil cut mud and 30 feet of muddy oil at the No 1 Carlson wildcat nine miles north and one east of Potter. Exeter Drilling Co. moved its rig to the No 1 Lieber near Gurley while Kimbark Exploration casings at the No 1 Harris in the Kame Field near Dalton indicate potential expansion of the field s production. The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission in Sidney had no new well permits over the weekend.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Potter
Carl Houy
Carlson
Exeter Drilling Co
Lieber
CSW
Gurley
Kimbark Exploration Co
Harris
Kame
Dalton
Wreble
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Sidney
Bigger Better Rodeo Planned For Cheyenne County Fair
The 1964 Cheyenne County Fair opens Sunday August 9 with a three day rodeo expanded by one day to handle more contestants. Beutler & Son of Elk City supplies stock joined by Buck LaGrande and his brother Tom as clowns. Westernaires return with new routines. steer roping may be added. Trade out stock rule and advance seat sales announced. purse raised. Clem McSpadden to announce events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Fair
Loring Tobler
Fair Board
Tobler
Denver
Beutler & Son
Elk City
Oklo
Buck LaGrande
Tom LaGrande
Jefferson County
Colo
Cheyenne County
Burwell
Colorado Springs
Sidney
Iowa
Clem McSpadden
Oklahoma
Stolen Camera Found In Car Trunk
Alvin Duis notified Sidney Police Chief Sol Willis Thursday morning that his valuable press camera reported stolen Tuesday evening was found in the trunk of his car. Duis said he loaded the case with the camera and equipment Tuesday night for safekeeping and forgot about it. No harm done.
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Alvin Duis
Sidney
Sol Willis
Duis
Telegraph ’63 Leader For AP
The Sidney Telegraph topped Associated Press contributions among weekly papers in 1963. It sent 118 AP stories, more than The Keith County News of Ogallala with 107.
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Sidney Telegraph
Associated Press
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Keith County
Ogallala
Sheep Growers Meet Thursday at Lodgepole Hall
The Cheyenne-Deuel County Sheep Growers Assn. will hold its annual dinner meeting Thursday January 16 at the Lodge Pole Legion Hall. Lamb dinner costs 75 cents a plate. All are invited including families. notify Lemoyne Johnson Lodgepole today to attend.
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Cheyenne-Deuel County Sheep Growers Assn
Lodgepole Legion Hall
Lemoyne Johnson
Lodgepole
Special meeting of Memorial Hospital board set for Tuesday
A special meeting of the Memorial Hospital and Rest Home board is scheduled for Tuesday night at seven o'clock. The agenda is not specified in the available text.
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Board of
Memorial Hospital and Rest Home
Fred Lindquist Dies at 71 Rites Set for Wednesday
Fred C. Lindquist 71 died suddenly in Memorial Hospital after a three week heart condition. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Deal officiating. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. He was born December 1, 1892 in Fort Madison Iowa and lived in Kirksville and Kansas City before moving to Sidney in 1946 to run a restaurant. He retired about two years ago. Survivors include son C. W. Lindquist of Sidney daughter Mrs. A H McGee of Ogallala sister Miss Phyllis Lindquist of Kirksville five grandchildren and one great grandson.
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Fred C. Lindquist
Memorial Hospital
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Paul Deal
Church of the Nazarene
Greenwood Cemetery
Fort Madison
Iowa
Andrew Lindquist
Kirksville
Kansas City
Edith Kelsey
Sidney
Lindquist
Commercial Hotel
C. W. Lindquist
A. H. McGee
Ogallala
Phyllis Lindquist
Bitter midwinter cold vs last year’s deep freeze on wheat outlook
Western Nebraska and Colorado face subzero cold with limited snow cover and dry conditions raising drought fears. County agents say wheat damage is unlikely unless temperatures drop further, while dry weather and lack of moisture loom as the bigger concern for the farm outlook this winter.
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Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Weather Bureau
Ivan Liljegren
Nebraska
Liljegren
Keith County
Fred Schmidt
Ogallala
Chase County
Ken Sakurada
Imperial
Colorado
Gas Rate Increase Discussion Planned at Sidney Meeting
Officials from Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. will attend the Sidney city council meeting tonight at 7:30 to discuss a requested gas rate hike. The agenda also includes authorizing the clerk to invest excess funds in interest bearing securities to earn income for the city.
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Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Sidney
K-N
North Central Gas Co. System
Peterson Rites In Chappell
Funeral services were held in Chappell for Keith Peterson 42 a Lodgepole native who died January 8 in Imperial Nebraska. Burial followed at Chappell Cemetery with pallbearers Frank Jones Ronnie Sick Boyd Wiest Wayne Munson Max Lindley Floyd Stoll. Peterson survived by his widow Marjorie two adopted daughters Patricia Katherine Maureen Cynthia and son Robert plus his parents Floyd and Mrs Peterson.
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Chappell
Keith Peterson
Lodgepole
Imperial
Neb
John Schmidt
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Zimmer
Chappell Cemetery
Frank Jones
Ronnie Sick
Boyd Wiest
Wayne Munson
Max Lindley
Floyd Stoll
South Pacific
Marjorie Frahm
Cheyenne
Wyo
Peterson
A. C. Bale
Hurd Construction Co
American Legion
Marjorie
Maureen
Cynthia
Patricia
Katherine
Robert
Floyd Peterson
Weather Outlook Warm and Fair Tomorrow
Weather forecast calls for fair skies and warmer conditions tomorrow. Lows tonight are between zero and 10 above, with daytime highs reaching 35 to 40.
Nebraska Sheriffs Convene In Sidney For 69th State Meet
Nebraska peace officers from across the state gathered at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel for the 69th annual sheriffs and peace officers convention. Speakers warned about increasing federal court involvement in state cases and urged inter-state cooperation while addressing law enforcement trends and potential consolidations.
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Sidney
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Jim Shaul
Kimball County
Francis Shallenberg
Sterling
Colo
R. George Woods
Denver
Colorado Sheriffs Assn
Roberty Denny
Fairbury
Sheriffs & Peace Officers Assn
Washington
Judge Shallenberg
Nebraska Sheriffs
Police Chief's Directors In Meeting Here
The Nebraska Police Officers Assn. board met at the Sidney Police Station during the State Sheriffs and Peace Officers convention. President Russ Edwards led the session with Chief Sol Willis hosting and announcing May 11-15 as the annual Police Institute in Lincoln.
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Nebraska Police Officers Assn. Board of Directors
Sidney
Sheriffs and Peace Officers Convention
Sol Willis
Lincoln
Russ Edwards
Holdrege
J. C. Penney
George Maul
Hastings
Judd Ankrum
Falls City
Lou Holoway
Fairbury
Doug Thomas
Alliance
Chief Willis
Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carlson Lease
Nebr
Sidney, Nebraska
Leland Herbel
Potter Public School
A. J. Mason
Fred Lindquist
NHJ Be
Tenite
Woods
Ile
New York City
Miami
Mr. Woods
Clarence Duntz
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
John Peetz Jdr
Dean Wilson
Rol Kebach
South Dakota Crime Bureau
Charles DeFord
Omaha FBI
Fort Sidney
Nebraska Sheriffs and Peace Officers Assn
W. W Schulz
Sherrfe Schulz
Ralph Clements
Hartington
Wilbur Gaenecke
Aird
Larry Erickson
Fremont
Frank Knocke
James Shaul
Kimball
Leo Tomjach
O'Neill
George J. Kelley
Auburn
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