Cheyenne County March of Dimes Campaign Opens Final Week
The 1952 Cheyenne County March of Dimes drive moves into its final week with two major fundraisers on Saturday. In Sidney the VFW will host An Apple for a Dollar at 10th and Illinois, with loudspeakers broadcasting the sale’s purpose, and the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion will stage the annual Dimes Drive call auction with Emerald Rapp auctioneering. Campaign director John W. Martinosky and Sidney Dimes Drive chief Harold Conroe urge big public support to reach a historic national goal and Cheyenne County’s $12,000 target, double last year’s. Contributions can be sent to the March of Dimes in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
John’ W.martinosky
10Th
Illinois
Sidney
Veterans
Wars
Emerald
Rapp
of Dimes
Martinosky
Harold Connore
Sidney Dimes, Grive
Cheyenne ‘County
Sidney Isemacy
Vetsco
VFW
Pat
Ames
Commour County
The
National Foundation
Courity
March of Dimes
Youths Direct Services at Presbyterian Church Next Sunday
The Westminister Fellowship youths will lead the morning service at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday under Rev. Harold B. Taylor. Participants include Lowell Shuman the call to worship, Dale Dodds in vocation, Phyllis Moody in Scripture reading, Donna Steward in morning prayer, Janice Weber in news items, Alberta Gentle in offering prayer, James Neuman and Hartman in meditation, Janet Shuman in prayer and consecration, Ice Barker in benediction. Special music by the chorus and organist Eileen Westerhoff, ushers Charles Sayre James Hardini Keith Sayre and Duane Moody.
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Young
People of Light Memorial
Presbyterian Church
Harold’ B. Taylor
Westminister Fellowship
Lowell ‘Shuman
Dale Dodds
Phyllis Moody
Donna’ Steward
Janice Weber
Rews
Alberta Gentle
James
Neuman
Hartman
Janet “Shuman
Barker
Eileen “Westerhoff
Charles
Sayre
Fund Started To Aid Family Left Destitute By Fire
Public assistance is requested through The Telegraph for Mrs. Carleen Krueger and her three children who lost everything in a recent fire. The blaze destroyed their home and Christmas gifts, leaving them destitute. donations to The Telegraph office will be listed in each issue.
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Carleen Krueger
Ladegard Arabians Win at National Western Livestock Show
Arabian horses from N W Ladegard farm showed well at Denver’s National Western Livestock Show. Chazalet AHC 4735 won a trophy and blue ribbon after being purchased by Bruce and Emerson Jones of Alamosa. Ibn Zeyd AHC 4161 and Shaqra AHC 5475 placed in mature stallion and two-year-old colt classes. Rifroget AHC 6315 was fourth in the yearling filly class.
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N. W
Rainmakers Organize County Committees in Nebraska
The Rainmakers announce county committees for the Southwestern Nebraska Weather Improvement Association. Norman Good reports steady interest despite light attendance, with active discussion and many questions. County boards were chosen in Cheyenne and Kimball, while Deuel reelects Carl Bruns as chairman. Public participation is encouraged as the organization plans its annual membership drive and executive board delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Good
Chappell
Southwestern
Nebraska
Improvement Association
Anc
Good
Waters Resources
Development, Association
Denver
Colin
Miller
Morrill
Cheyenne
Sidney
County Board
Tom ‘Allington
Sunol
C.'H.kreader
Dalton
Wayne Bond
Lodgepole
Ralph
Anderson
Potter
Murrell Crosby
Ralph Panabaker
John Ommen
Kimball County Committee
Guy’ Forsling
Kimball
William Johnson
Ruel McMurray
Pine Bluffs
Deuel County
Carl Bruns
Vance Clark
Emil Rahe
Southwestern Nebraska Association
Farmers Coop Grain to Name New Manager in Sidney
Farmers Coop Grain Co will name a new manager in Sidney and Huntsman to replace Ed Gerlach who recently submitted his resignation. Acting manager John Brauer serves while the selection is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Coop~Grain Co
Sidney and Huntsman
Gerlach
Korthe
iJohn’ ‘Brauer
Cheyenne Passenger Recalls San Francisco Streamliner Blizzard
Don D. Howard of Cheyenne recounts his four day ordeal aboard the San Francisco streamliner trapped by a Wyoming blizzard. He helped the only doctor aboard while incapacitated by gas fumes, assisted in carving a path for transfer to safety, and warned passengers of the growing danger as rescue trains approached. He visited his and in law parents in Cheyenne and reflected on the peril of Wyoming blizzards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
D- Howard
Cheyenne
San’ Francisco
Mark Howard
E.l.uptegrove
Howard
Wyoming
Farm Land Auctions Reach High Prices Across Counties
Farm land sales brought totals over 89 thousand dollars with six quarters north of Potter in Cheyenne and Kimball counties commanding top bids. Senator Ray A Babcock sold his land to three buyers at up to 107 per acre. B Hopkins bought a full section for 34000 averaging 53 per acre. Dewey Brothers bought the southwest quarter of 17 16 53 at 88 per acre. Glen Brothers paid 107 per acre for the free quarter of 26 All told the six quarters sold for 65200. Forke Brothers and Ficke acted as auctioneers with C B Bentley as sale agent. Emerald Rapp sold the Albert Stevens farm east of Sidney for 150 per acre average. The splat section 22 15 48 included 10 acres of farm land and 50 acres of pasture bringing 24000 from Mr and Mrs Martin Flessner.
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Potterin
Cheyenne
Kimball
Ray A. Babcock
B. Hopkins
Dewey Brothers
Glen
Brothers
Senator Babcock
Forke Bros. and
Ficke of
Lincoln
C. B. Bentley
Emerald
Rapp
Albert Stevens
Sidney
Aroeke
Martin Flessner
Best Milling Wheat Named Best Milling Wheat Named
Barry Brothers farmers near Liberty win state milling and baking contest with Pawnee-wheat scoring 104.6 of 121. Sample factors include flour yield mixing time water absorption leaf volume texture and grain color. Lab by Nebraska Consolidated Mills Laboratory. Banquet honors Monday in Lincoln with notable placers Ramig Bayard Miller Gurley Lempke Cedar Bluffs Drews Hebron Elmquist Potter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Brothers
Liberty
Nebraska
Brothers
Nebraska Consolidate Mills Laboratory
Barr Brothers
Sidney
Lincoln
Crd
Ramig
Bayard
Floyd: Miller
Gurley
Cheyenne Wheat
Arnold Lempke
Cedar Bluffs
Pawnee Wheat
Gilbert Dréws
Hebron
Fred Elmquist
Potter
Whs
Ralph ‘Panabaker
Robert iGates
University’ of Nebraska Agricultural Chemistry Department
H. H.johnson
Republicans Plan County Meeting for Pre Primary Gathering
Republicans of Cheyenne County call a Saturday night meeting in the district court room at 7:30. County Chairman Mr. Mahr says delegates to the state convention will be named at the gathering and notes a hopeful turn in GOP prospects nationwide with expectations of strong turnout.
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Cheyenne
Ublicans
Ki “Mahr
Mahr
GOP
Rites Friday for Limbeck Funeral Leader in Cheyenne County
Funeral services for Andrew Limbeck 84 longtime Cheyenne County resident will be held Friday afternoon at St Pauls Lutheran Sidney with Rev Hy Dorn officiating. Burial is at Salem Lutheran Cemetery under Craig Mortuary direction. Survived by widow Maria M Grosz Limbeck a daughter Alma Krumm son Edward A Limbeck seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. one daughter Alvina died in 1922.
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Andrew Limbeck
Cheyenne County
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Sidney
Hy. Dorn
Salem Lutheran Church Cemetery
Craig
Henry Horst
Arnold Stockamp
Arno Thomas
Arnold Sunderman
Arthur
Aurich
Franklin
Anderson
Andrew
Limbeck
Burgenland
Austria
United States
Gud
Lincoln
Asi
Hewie
Maria ’“M. Grosz
Crete
Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod
Henry Krumm
Alma
North Platte
Edward A. Limbeck
Alvina
Meats Monday program on New Patterns In Behavior
The Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club will hear a program on New Patterns In Behavior next Monday night at Hazel's Cafe. The meeting is at Hazel's Cafe in Sidney.
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Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lease Holders Will Meet Monday Night in Cheyenne County
A meeting of school land lease holders in Cheyenne County is set for Monday evening January 28 in the district court room. Charles D. Green, president of the state organization, calls the session to elect officers for the year and to transact any other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
District Court Room
Charles D. Green
Dairymen Elect New Cheyenne County Board Chair
Ted Egging of Potter was elected chairman of the Cheyenne County Dairy Breeders Association board of directors at a Monday meeting held in the Yendis Cafe party room. Lee Shoemaker of Dalton won a three year term to replace Ivan Walker, who declined another term.
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Ted Egging
Cheyenne County
Dairy Breeders Association
Yendis Cafe
Egging
Lee Shoemaker
Dalton
Ivan Walker
Walker
Harold Bond
James Edwards
Wisconsin Scientific Breeding Association
Bert Walker
Telegraph Printing Co opens new building with moving delays
The Telegraph reports its first issue printed in the Telegraph Printing Co in a new building. Most equipment and supplies are moved, with full setup in two to three weeks. Commercial printing is back, rush jobs prioritized, and a tracer followed a displaced shipment of typesetting gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Telegraph Printing Co
California Blizz
Ards
Denver
Scottsbluff
Lhe Avenue
Sleet Storm Triggers Four Crashes On Highway 19
A heavy sleet storm made a ten mile stretch of Highway 19 near Huntsman icy, causing four accidents reported by the Highway Safety Patrol. Vehicles including a 1947 Chevrolet pickup driven by Lloyd Herman and a 1942 Chevrolet driven by Lawrence Breneman sustained damage, with injuries to Herman. Additional crashes involved a 1950 Ford driven by Max W. Laird and a 1946 Buick driven by Lawrence Z. Shupe. damages ranged from $75 to $900. A 1941 Studebaker driven by Harold Slaymaker collided with a telephone post after an improper pass. Slaymaker faces a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsman
Highway Safety Patrol
North Central Gas Co
Lloyd Herman
Northport
Herman
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Lawrence Brennaman
Gurley
Max
Laird
James D. Bell, Jr
Bell
Shupe
Highway
Studebaker
Peetz
Borrow Pit
Slaymaker
New Farm Board Planning Slated in Cheyenne County
Preliminary plans for establishing an extension sponsoring board in Cheyenne County will be formed at the Farm Bureau Board meeting at 1 30 Saturday in the Non Stock building. Attending will be County 4 H representatives Rural Youth Farmers Union and the women's extension council. Harvey Fisher Potter and Emil Johnson Lodgepole former Farm Bureau sponsoring board members will assist. Plans pave way for a February 15 meeting to name the new extension sponsoring board. Ed Janike and Leroy Willey will direct setup, Lincln. The new board will replace the Farm Bureau sponsoring board which will discontinue after twenty years, shifting work to a nationwide board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Farm Bureau Board
County
4-H
Ruural
Farmers Union
Women’s Extension Council
Harvey
Fisher
Potter
Emil Johnson
Lodgepole
Farm* Bureau Sponsoring Board
New Extension Sponsoring Board
New
Ed Janike
Lincoln
Farm Bureau
Fort Sidney Session Slated for Tonight
Fort Sidney residents are urged to attend a meeting tonight at 7 30 in the City Auditorium basement to discuss plans for the 1952 Fort Sidney Days celebration The main topic is a possible merger with the county fair which could move the event to late summer and alter the schedule
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Fort Sidney
Tenants Should Understand New Rental Controls
William G. Lowe urges tenants in the Sidney Defense Rental Area to learn their rights under the Federal Rent Act. He says knowledge wards off illegal overcharges evictions and rent hikes, and notes a FACT SHEET from the rent office explains basic tenant rights in plain language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Lowe
Sidney Defense
Mr. Lowe
Logan County Hottest Area In Oil Search
Logan County Colorado remains the hottest area for oil exploration in the Julesburg Basin as new wells and drill sites multiply. British American Oil Producing Co. led with Schwabe No 1 west of Peetz, finding gas in the D sand and likely oil in the J sand, though stem tests yielded misruns. Other firms including Ginther Warren Ginther Husky Shell Fisher and Stout and Sinclair are preparing new locations or starting wells in Atwood and the Sterling fields while Nebraska leaseholders eye the Schwabe wildcat for regional expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan’ County
Colo
Julesburg
British-American Oil Producing Co
Wildcat Schwabe No. 1
Peetz
Nebraska
Sidney
Ginther, Warren, and Ginther
Husky Refining Co
Shell Oil Co
Fisher and
Sinclair.Oil’ Co
Gilbert
Olson No 1 well expands Kugler gas field
Kugler field northeast of Sidney expands gas limits after the Olson No 1 well recovered gas in the first Dakota sand at 4387 to 4397 feet. Ohio Oil Co reports no oil at the Pahl No 1 deep test in Huntsman field. Drilling inches show close to granite. Pennsylvanian sand tests bring mixed results with water at Pahl 3 and limited oil from Government No. 1 while Gulf and Shell apparatuses push for production in Kimball and Cheyenne counties amid cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kugler Field
Sidney
Olson No. 1
Ohio Oil Co
Huntsman Field
Here
Cheyenne County
Ohio
Kugler No
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountain Territory
Phal
Julesburg
Texas. Co
Sioux Co
Kimball County
Banner County
Stanolind Oil and Gas
Floyd Barrett Farm
Harrisburg
Gulf
Schilling
Becker
Sloss
Wrede
Smith-Enders
Shell’ Oil Company
Cheyenne
Carl and Dewey Larson
Potter
Six County Merger plan to consolidate Nebraska Panhandle counties
Nebraska Farm Bureau studies a plan to reduce the Panhandle eleven counties to six by merging Cheyenne Kimball Develand Garden Scotts Bluff Banner Morris Box Butte Dawes with two counties Sheridan and Sioux remaining separate. The proposal aims to simplify county boundaries and lower taxes, echoed by editor Bernie Campi in Nebraska Agriculture.
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Panhandle
Nebraska Farm Bureau
Nebraska Agriculture
Bernie Campi
Camp
Nebraska
Pannhandle
Cheyenne
Kimball
Develand Garden
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Morris
Butte
Dawes
Sheridan
Sioux
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Ladegard
Farmers Coop Grain
Liberty Farmers
Floyd
Republican County
Mike Alonso
Havana
United Press
Argentina
Juan Peron
St. Paul’s
Harry
London
Truman
Journal
New Farm Board
Logan County
Olson
Pah
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