Snowfall Brings Relief to Western Nebraska
Snow fell across the state including Chadron Sidney Alliance Harrison Ogallala and Kimball with 3 to 12 inches in spots. It eased the drought mood, refreshed dry soils and aided dormant winter wheat though subsoil and surface deficits remain. Snow in the mountains boosts spring rain prospects. Nebraska farmers welcomed the moisture though deficits persist, with soil water shortage the worst since 1956 per Arnold Nordquist.
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Chadron
Sidney
Alliance
Harrison
Ogeallala
Kimball
Here
Enetire
High Plains
Great Plains
Plains
Nebraska
South Central
Arneld Nordquist
Nordquist
Accidents Blamed on Ice Across Sidney Streets
A spate of crashes blamed on ice marked the Sidney area after a snowfall, with numerous fender benders on 17th Avenue 19th and 1st streets 10th and Hickory and 14th and Cedar. Nebraska Safety Patrol logged week end incidents on Highway 30 east of Sidney and near Sunol and Gurley with damages ranging from minor to about 800 dollars and no serious injuries reported.
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Sidney
Donald Tedesco
Mary Larson
17Th Avenue
Tedesco
Larson
George Campbell
Howard Emerson
Emerson
Campbell
Charles Thompson
Frank Raddatz
Hickory
Thompson
Raddatz
Andy Loebe
14Th and
Cedar
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Delbert Lessman
Herman Miller
T.E. Davis
6Th
Linden
Miller
Davis
Ernest Augenstein
Richard Mundell
10Th
Jackson
Augenstein
Mundell
Bradley Brandon
Henry Nupnan
Denver
Hiway
Suh Avenue
Carcele Carr
James Waggerby
11Th
Quince
Linda Mitchell
Sol Willis, Jr
13Th
Gerald Hicks
Charles Ham
Illinois
Hicks
Ham
Hull Cook, Jr
Thomas Lenzen
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Walter Kursley
Minerva McKee
McKee
Terry A. Herrera
Kenneth Dimick
Gurley
Sunol
Morris Jessen
Lodgepole
Ray Larex
Larex
Jessen
LeRoy O. Krauter
Krauter
Oil Gas Lease Considered At Bluffs Airport
Scottsbluff city council to bid leasing of 1 725 acres at the airport for oil and gas. Council had earlier agreed with a Denver oil man, but the lease must be offered by bid.
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Bluffs
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff City
Denver
License Revenue Update and License Number Reminders
Mrs Jorgenson reports license plate revenue at week end January 22 totaled 110849 dollars, up from 93350 a year earlier. She urges residents wanting to keep old numbers to apply in January, noting the office is eager to remove small numbers from shelves.
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Mable Jorgenson
Ordville and Sioux Depot Personnel Invited for Weekly Column
Ordville and Sioux Depot personnel are invited to contribute to the special weekly column. Readers are encouraged to submit notes on community events, service milestones, and local notices for inclusion.
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Ordville
Sioux
Colu
High Spotters hold lead in LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE standings
Unit 352B S A D LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE results show High Spotters 6 2 and Rockettes 5 3. Busy Bodies 5 3 and Echo V 3 5 trail. High individual game Mary Gonzales 193, high series Helen Whetstone 499, high team game and series High Spotters 891 and 2463. Also includes Girl Scout and Cub Scout notices with meeting details and upcoming events.
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S.A.D. Ladies Bowling League
Rockettes
Busy Bodies
Echo V
Gutter Gussies
Green Horns
Mary Gonzales
Helen Whetstone
Den Mother Leads Cub Scout Den 1 Meeting
Den 1 met January 18 at the Den House with Den Mother Virginia Nege rete and Assistant Den Mother Val Trujillo. Ray Grothe, Billy McCane, Stanley Tafoya, Dean Trujillo, and Joe Upton did roll call. visitors Steven Tafoya and Bobby Rogers attended.
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CUB Scout News
Den 1
Cub Scout den
Virginia Negerete
Val Trujillo
Ray Grothe
Billy McCane
Stanley Tafoya
Dean Trujillo
Joe Upton
Steven Tafoya
Bobby Rogers
Cub Scouts
Den
Noxon
E.O.W. Canasta Club
Mary Hawkins
Ina Rolls
Michi Ohi
Ada Seevers
Ella Kahlers
Carlson Calves Win At Denver National Western Show
The 3 Bar O Ranch of M F Carlson and Son exhibited the grand champion carload of feeder calves at the National Western Livestock Show in Denver. The 20 Carl sons averaged 563 pounds and sold at 38.75 dollars per cwt to John Hubly of Mason City Illinois. The Carl sons have won three of the last four grand championships at Denver with their Angus calves.
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M. F. Carlson
Lodgepole
Denver
Carlson
John Hubly
Mason City
Carlsons
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