Cable TV Alliance City Council Can't Reach Decision
Alliance officials and Collier representatives filled council chambers seeking a TV franchise. Legal opinion cited precedent for action as council plans final decision at February 13 meeting. A test viewing in Sidney drew civic leaders and current Collier installations are under way in Kimball.
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Alliance City Council
Alliance
Robert W. Laing
Collier
Everett J. Collier
Karl Krummel
Bob Lewis
Albert Reddish
Sidney
Collier Electric Co
Starkweather
Douglas
Wyo
Sterling, Cole
Laramie
Wye Collier
Kimball
Everette Collier
Collier Concern
Alliance Group
Channel 13 Hearing Delayed Again in Alliance
The FCC announced the next hearing on Western Nebraska Television Inc. channel 13 application for Alliance, Nebraska, will be Feb 7 after a Feb 3 date was moved to Feb 4 at the request of FCC lawyers. The hearing examiner then set Feb 7 due to a scheduling conflict.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Western Nebraska Television Inc
Alliance
FCC
Western Nebraska
Sidney Cable TV team touts future expansion and safety notes
Collier representatives led by Karl Krummel from Denver and Bob Lewis with Chuck Pope spoke at Sidney meetings. Sidney attendees praised service from Sidney Community TV Co and discussed the shift to microwave transmission lowering the tower height to 440 feet to ease air traffic concerns.
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Collier Organization
Karl Krummel
Denver
Bob Lewis
Chuck’’ Pope
Sidney
Sidney Community TV Co
Lowe
Murrey Fuller
Collier
Sigler
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
Yendis Smorgasbord
Starting 11 30 a m Sunday Telegraph Want Ads get results for readers seeking bargains and notices in local shopping and services.
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Yendis Smorgasbord
Telgraph
Greenlees Inc Celebrates 66 Years in Sidney Business
Greenlees Inc marks its 66th year tracing back to 1892 when A K Greenlee founded Sidney retailing. Now run by sons Albert and Roy, the store evolved from Greenlee and Benson to The Sidney Mercantile Co and finally Greenlees Inc in 1922. Once a grocery heavy general store, it now offers family merchandise while remaining Sidney’s oldest business establishment beside The Telegraph.
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Sidney
Greenlees' ‘Inc
A. K. Greenlee
Greenlee
Albert
Roy
Greenlee and Benson
Sidney Mercantile Co
Greenlees’ Inc
Telegraph
Verne Anthony
Refrigeration Firm Sold as Oldenburgs Retire to California
Mr and Mrs Richard Oldenburg announce the sale of Oldenburg Refrigeration at 1841 Hickory to Jim Allen of Colorado Springs. Allen takes over February 1. the Oldenburgs plan to move to Los Angeles after the current school term ends. Dewey S Young joins as office manager. Bill Folkerts remains with the business. Dewey is a Mason and Shriner. The firm also sells commercial refrigeration equipment.
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Richard Oldenburg
Jim Allen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mr. Allen
Oldenburg’s
Los Angeles
Calif
Oldenburg
Hickory
Allen
Sidney
Dewey S Young
Masons
Midian Shrine
Bill Folkerts
Second Degree Verdict Made Against Rowse
William A Rowse a 38 year old trucker and oil field worker was found guilty by a Banner County District Court jury in Harrisburg of second degree murder The verdict carries a penalty of 10 years to life imprisonment Judge John Kuns continued the case delaying sentencing until a motion for a new trial is decided Rowse who pleaded innocent was shot in the shooting of Dean Dove near Harrisburg on December 14 He was returned to Scotts Bluff County jail to await disposition of the case The defense urged acquittal arguing the killing was unintentional while the state pressed for a premeditated deliberate killing The case drew a crowded courtroom but only a few spectators attended the verdict reading
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William A Rowse
Banner County
Harrisburg
John Kuns
Rowse
S. E Torgeson
Kimball
Dean Dove
Potter
Keith Leinweber
Jim Jessup
Scotts Bluff
Gering
Robert Simmons Jr
Torgeson
Dove
Wamsley Auction Continues Sunday Schedule
The Wamsley Plumbing and Heating closeout auction continues Sunday with most of Saturday’s items sold. Equipment machinery shop and office gear will be offered in the remaining sale.
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Wamsley
Musil Spiker Reelected By Farmer Group
More than two hundred members and guests attended the Sidney Kimball National Farm Loan As meeting where Harold Spiker and Millard Musil were reelected to three year terms on the board. Lawrence Engstrom of Dix was named president. Musil is vice president and William D Harte is secretary treasurer. Other directors are Robert Cape and Peter Bourtlier. William H Davidson of Stanwood Iowa directed remarks endorsing cooperatives while noting the evolving rural economy and potential lower land bank loan rates. Entertainment was by the Sidney High School girls glee club and dinner served by St Martha's Guild.
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Sidney Kimball National Farm Loan
Harold Spiker
Millard Musil
Lawrence Engstrom
Dix
Musil
Wiliam D Harte
Robert Cape
Peter Bourtlier
William H Davidson
Stanwood
Iowa
Farm Credit District of
Omaha
Sidney High School Girls Glee Club
St. Martha’s Guild of
The
Episcopal Church
Auto License Sales Lag In County Treasurer Office
County Treasurer Jack Inhelder reports January license sales at 4466, down from 5447 a year ago. To keep last year numbers, apply before February 15 or risk first come first served numbers. March remains for plates, else penalties for expired tags. Also noted: about 60 mink ranches in Nova Scotia, with 50,000 animals contributing a $500,000 yearly industry.
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Jack Inhelder
Inhelder
Nova Scotia
Pancake Feed Supports Sunol Ball Uniforms
Sunol Schoolhouse hosts a pancake feed on February 3 to raise funds for the boys athletic fund for basketball uniforms. Also mentions Sunol chess and local social notes including Miss Marlene Church named March of Dimes queen and anniversary celebration at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel.
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Sunol
Boys Athletic Fund
Guy Armstrong
Broken Bow
A J Fenske
Theresa Misegadis
I A Caldwell
Bob Misegadis
Dix
Marlene Church
Sidney
Marlene
Joe Zimola
Don
Don Miles
Chappell
Zimolas
New Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Bank of Kimball to Open Saturday in Kimball County
A new Bank of Kimball will open Saturday as Kimball County's third bank. The charter was granted recently with $75,000 capital, $25,000 surplus, and $10,000 undivided profits. Officers include Charles E Harris president Andrew P Stenberg vice president and Charles Fisher cashier. The Bushnell bank will continue operating and Ralph Hammond was promoted to executive vice president of the Kimball County Bank. Banking hours are 9 am to 3 pm weekdays and 9 am to 12 pm Saturdays.
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Bank of Kimball
Kimball County
Charles E Harris
Andrew P Stenberg
Charles Fisher
Casmer
Bushnell
Harris
Kimball
Ralph Hammond
Kimball County Bank
Sunol News Briefs: deaths and community notices
Saturday evening supper guests at the A J Fenske home included A A Fenske John Webb Cork and Dan Booth. The Sunol Community extends sympathy to the Oliverius families on the death of Mr Joseph Oliverius Jan 24. Myr Oliverius had lived in Sunol 66 years. Ed Wrather and daughter moved from Sunol to a farm near McCook. A baby boy born Jan 29 near Sidney Memorial Hospital to Loomis Booths. John DeMers Sr left for Minneapolis after word of brother George DeMers death. sympathy extended to the DeMers families. Bert Walker of Lorenzo visited Don Hunt. M R Hunt of San Lorenzo Calif left after three weeks with Sunol relatives. Cecil Hunt and family of Sunol also noted. Sunol Garden Club will meet Feb 7 at the home of Mrs William Gade.
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A J. Fenske
A A Fenske
John Webb
Jimmy Jensen
Ogallala
Cork
Dan Booth
Sunol
Oliverius
Joseph Oliverius
Ed Wrather
McCook
Loomis Booth
Sidney Memorial Hospital
John DeMers
Minneapolis
Minn
DeMers
George DeMers
Bert Walker
Lorenzo
Don Hunt
M. R. Hunt
San Lorenzo
Calif
O'Neill
Omaha
Fremont
Cecil Hunt
Minor Wrecks Reported In Sidney Street Collisions
Sidney officers investigated several daylight rear end and bumper impacts on Illinois street. Dell Ray Ickler and Roy D Adams, both of Sidney, reported $150 and $200 damages respectively. Cloyd Claar of Sidney and William T Schaffert of Dalton caused $200 damage to Claar’s car. Officers also reviewed highway histories of Coronado, Espejo, and the Santa Fe Trail in New Mexico.
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Sidney
Dell Ray Ickler
Roy D Adams
Illinois
Ervin Smith
Roy Bauer
Ickler
Adams
Cloyd Claar
William T. Schaffert
Dalton
Schaffert
Claar
Max Childers
New Mexico
Coronado
Espejo
Marriage Licenses To Sidney Couples
Two marriage licenses were issued to Sidney couples by Judge C W Smith of the Cheyenne County Court.
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Sidney
C W Smith
Cheyenne County Court
Young couples wed in North Dakota admission note
The record lists licenses to wed issued to Dame Moody and Lynne Wolf both aged 11, and to Raymond the ton aged 27 and Archie Harris aged 20. South Dakota and Nei Dakota were admitted to the United States on November 2, 1889.
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Dame Moody
Lynne Wolf
Raymond the Ton
Archie Harris
South Dakota
Nei Dakota
Uin Is
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