Signups for 1968 Wheat and Feed Grain Programs Announced
Feb 5 through March 15 is the signup period for all 1968 commodity programs as announced by Raymond L. Davis, Cheyenne County ASC committee chairman. The feed grain plan offers diversion and price support payments plus loans on corn and grain sorghum, while the wheat plan provides price support loans and marketing certificates to reach full parity with domestic use, with no diversion payments for wheat. Davis urged early filing of program intentions to avoid delays.
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Raymond L. Davis
Cheyenne County
ASC
Davis
Farm Seals Loans Extended for Farm Stored Wheat and Grains
Cheyenne County official Robert Rexroth reports reseal loans may be extended to 1964 1965 and 1966 farm stored wheat with about 248000 bushels involved. New availability covers 1967 crops of wheat corn sorghum soybeans oats and barley and 1964 65 66 feed grains with storage rates to be announced for 1968 69. Lincoln official notes signup near. advance payments decision awaiting Washington budget.
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Robert Rexroth
Cheyenne County
ASC
Rexroth
CCC
Uniform Grain Storage Agreement
Lincoln
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Nebraska
Charles Broderson
Herman
Washington
U.s.department of Agriculture
Sidney Telegraph local notices and subscription details
The Sidney Telegraph lists standard second class postage paid in Sidney Nebraska and directs readers to send address changes to PO Box 219. It outlines subscription rates eight dollars yearly inside a fifty mile zone ten dollars outside the zone eight dollars per year by carrier and single copies ten cents. Established in 1871 the issue is dated Friday January 26 1968.
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Che
Sidney
Nebr
Rites Planned Monday for Mrs Wilde Native of Sidney
Mrs Gordon Wilde known formerly as Muriel Riggs dies at 56 in Alda Nebraska from an apparent sleep death. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 am at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Sidney with Rev Paul Reimers officiating. Burial to follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home directing. Survivors include husband Gordon and son Jeffrey of Alda, parents Mr and Mrs M W Riggs of Sidney, sisters Fern Shipman of Denver and Helen Stiller of La Habra CA, brother Merriman of Seattle. Mrs Wilde born December 28 1911 in Sidney and a Sidney High graduate.
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Sidney
Alda
Nebr
Gordon Wilde
Muriel Riggs
M. W. Riggs
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul Reimers
Sidney Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Gordon
Jeffrey
Riggs
Fern Shipman
Denver
Helen Stiller
la Habra
Calif
Merriman
Seattle
Wilde
Sidney High School
Freezing Panhandle Forecast: Clouds and Cold Snap Ahead
The Panhandle expects mainly cloudy skies and a cold spell through Saturday with light freezing drizzle or snow this afternoon tonight and Saturday. Tonight low 15 to 25 and Saturday high 30 to 40 with 20 percent precip. Five day outlook shows temps 10 to 15 degrees below normal, highs 25 to 35, lows 0 to 10 above, with frequent light snow becoming heavier toward period end.
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Panhandle
Slow Oil Drilling in Nebraska Economic Outlook
Nebraska oil exploration remains sluggish with only 14 new drilling permits issued by January 25 as explorers favor other basins. Banner County reports a new pump after swab tests yielded up to 140 barrels in five hours at the Greathouse well. Sundance Oil expands Bertramson Field in Kimball County with the No. 1 Voss and plans a second Bertramson well. Champlin’s Henderson wildcat in Garden County was plugged, dimming near term production hopes.
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Nebraska Oil
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Nebraska
Denver-Julesburg
Banner County
King Resources
NWNE
Kimball County
Sundance Oil Co
Bertramson
Voss
Sundance
Nwsw
Garden County
Champlin Petroleum Co
Henderson
Harvey Nelson Named Member of Extension Board
Joel Andrews of Alliance was elected president of the Nebraska Association County Extension Boards at its annual conference to succeed Howard Lamb of Ansley on the board of directors. Other officers include Boyd Stuhr, Chalmer Wilkerson, Joseph Jezl, and Ralph Lashley with Harvey Nelson and others chosen as directors. The association supported a broadened state tax structure and a realistic extension budget with county shares aligned to current ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Joel Andrews
Alliance
Nebraska Association
Association
Howard Lamb
Anselmo
Boyd Stuhr
Bradshaw
Chalmer Wilkerson
Holdrege
Joseph Jezl
Tobias
Ralph Lashley
Lexington
Harvey Nelson
Potter
Lester Marquardt
Norfolk
Harlan Barker
Jezl
Nebraska Orders Wards to Drop Credit Account Insurance
Ben Neff Nebraska Director of Insurance announced orders to Montgomery Ward Stores in Nebraska including Sidney to stop writing credit account insurance. The policy, charged to buyers and paying their account on death, is deemed not compliant with state codes. Refunds may be earned by deducting the paid amount from the next billing.
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Ben Neff
Nebraska
Montgomery Ward
Sidney
Neff
Denver
Colorado
Telegraph
Nebraska Units Not Called In LBJ Pueblo Reserve Call
No Nebraska reserve units were included in the Pentagon call up following the North Korean capture of the Pueblo. The 184th Tactical Fighter Group in Wichita Kansas and the 185th Tactical Fighter Group in Sioux City Iowa were named. About 100 men from Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota live in Omaha area. One Omaha resident heard the news on a car radio after an exam at Creighton University law school.
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Nebraska
Pentagon
Pueblo
184Th Tactical
Wichita
Kan
185Th Tactical
Sioux City
Iowa
Air National Guard
185Th
South Dakota
Minnesota
Omaha
John W. McClellan Jr
Creighton University Law School
Libraries Linked For Faster Info In Nebraska Health Network
Nebraska libraries across Lincoln Beatrice Columbus Grand Island Hastings Holdrege Kearney McCook Norfolk North Platte Scottsbluff and Sidney are connected by teletype to the University of Nebraska Medical Campus in Omaha to speed clinical information requests. Physicians call the reference desk to send queries to the campus library which can access the National Library of Medicine in Bethesda Md to provide answers.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Omaha
Beatrice
Columbus
Grand Island
Hastings
Holdrege
Kearney
McCook
Norfolk
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Omaha Medical Campus
National Library of Medicine
Bethesda
Adult Education Enrolment Next Week at Sidney High
Sidney High School schedules second semester adult education courses with enrolment on Monday and Tuesday January 29 and 30 from 7 to 9 p m. Courses include Auto Mechanics Typing German Woodworking Golf Art Lewing Leathercraft Bookkeeping Farm Management Knitting Speed Reading with various instructors. Call 254-5893 or Jean Rankin at 254-3476 for more details. If ten enrollments request a class and a qualified teacher is available, the class will be organized.
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Sidney High School
Charles Everett
Ancel Lewis
Joseph Hahler
Don Burrows
George Hinn
Dennis Howell
Margo Gish
Charles
Widely Known Polio Victim Dies At 42
Kenneth H. Mitchell 42 of Sidney died Thursday night at Memorial Rest Home where he had lived seven years He contracted polio in 1952 and spent years in iron lungs He was born October 8 1925 in Sidney He survived by wife Rena and two children five sisters and four brothers Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Church Monday at 2 with Rev Lester Boehm officiating Interment in Sidney Greenwood Cemetery Memorials suggested to polio fund or Memorial Rest Home.
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Sidney
Memorial Rest Home
Kenneth H. Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Omaha
Lincoln
Mitchell
James A
Selma Mitchell
Dix
Mr. Mitchell
Torrington
Wyo
Rena Stull
Ronald Dean
Patricia Ann
James
Robert
Francis
Richard
Norfolk
Esther Christensen
Ruby Jung
Potter
Pearl Davis
Walsenburg
Colo
Ruth Bonser
Hermiston
Ore
Rene Young
Morrill
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lester Boehm
Sidney Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Polio Fund
Two Way Street Is Essential Jaycees Told
Ed Cole of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce told the Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce at the annual bosses night dinner that progress comes from a two way street between individuals and the community. He urged broader Cheyenne County membership and emphasized mutual aid between Sidney, outlying towns, and farms for growth in 1968.
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Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce
Yendis
Ed Cole
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Mr. Cole
Ray Hartzler named Jaycees Boss of the Year in Sidney
Ray Hartzler was named the Sidney Jaycees Boss of the Year at the Bossies Night banquet the main event of National Jaycee Week. Bill Folkerts received the Distinguished Service Award. Moore's Paint and Glass won Business of the Year. Mike Hartzler and Cory Nelson won Bronze and Silver Keys. Ed Cole received a special appreciation certificate and spoke at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hartzler
Sidney Jaycees
Bill Folkerts
Moore
Jaycees
Mike Hartzler
Cory Nelson
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Cole
Sidney
Cole
Hartzler
Bill Lenz
Moore’s Paint and Glass
Lenz
Jaycee
City Manager Salary Corrected in Latest Notice
The city confirms new city manager John Baudek will earn 12000 dollars annually, while former manager George Felsch received 11000 dollars per year. An earlier Wednesday report misstated the difference as 100 dollars.
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John Baudek
George Felsch
Holding Action Not Impressive in NFO Grain Boycott
DES MOINES reports that two week old NFO led grain market boycott has little effect on major markets. Buyers and NFO say prices on wheat oats corn and rye slipped on the Chicago Board of Trade while soybeans rose five cents due to exports and government loan storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Chicago Board of Trade
Bond Issue Sought for Chappell Hospital Nursing Home
CHAPPELL Deuel County voters will go to the polls Tuesday to vote on an $80,000 bond issue for a nursing care addition to the Chappell hospital. The project follows a prior $195,000 bond and federal cost sharing approval after delays. Neighbors say the combined hospital and nursing home can operate financially and serve county seniors.
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Chappell -- Deuel County
Chappell Hospital
Devel County
Chappell Register
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Sidney, Nebraska
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Kenneth Mitchell
Boss of the
Darrell Conger
Yendis Cafe
Ben Belden
Sidney Jaycee
Ray Evans
Pioneer Press
Folkerts
DSA
Ken McMillan
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Jim Jimerson
Sidney Implement
Northwestern Bell