Optimism Grows Among Nebraska Wheat Farmers
Lincoln Journal farm editor Glenn Kreuscher reports rising wheat prices and strong crop prospects from Ogallala to Hemingford. Farmers anticipate 30 to 35 bushels, with 40 possible if no hail damage, praising rust resistant NU varieties and new drying bins boosting earlier harvests amid tight storage.
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Grant
Hemingford
Glenn Kreuscher
The
Lincoln Journal
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Ray Davis
Potter
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Pickup Truck Fire Causes Little Damage Near Sidney
Sidney volunteer firemen responded to a report of a fire in a pickup truck four miles west of town at 11:40 a.m. They extinguished the blaze by 12:10 p.m. with little damage reported. The truck was owned by the Sidney School District and the fire started in trash in the back of the vehicle.
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4-H Clover Club Meetings and Related Events
June 20 Clover Clover 4-H Club met at Kathy Miles home at 7 30 P M Demonstration on farming leaves by Jan Geu followed by business meeting Kneading and rising time discussed President Dee Ann Gell led pledge minutes approved upcoming camps Decorama at Ogallala and contests Song Contest to be entered next meeting July 7 at 7 30 P M next Clover Leaf Drovers meeting June 27 at 7 30 P M at 4 H building district horse show at Mitchell July 24 entry blanks for Arthur Horse Show July 17 Grant Invitational Aug 7 Dusty horse report workshops at fairground July 1 and 15 trail ride July 9 next meeting July 18 Mix and Match club toured cheese factory at Chap pell Nebraska June 14 1966 with guides from Burdorf Wilcox and Thompson samples cheese park lunch at Camppell Sunny Truss birthday cake News Reporter Brenda Whitefoot
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Kathy
Jodeen Miles
Jan Geu
Dee Ann Gell
Ogallala
Clover Leaf Drovers
Linda Thayer
Mitchell
Arthur
David Wright
Fairground Arena
Saddle Club
Linda
Jimmy Thayer
4-H
Kent Brauer
Chappell
Nebraska
Robert Burdorf
Robert Wilcox
Lawrence Thompson
Around Town in Sidney Welcomes Out-of-Town Visitors
Mrs. B. H. Grimm of Yuma Arizona and her daughters visit Sidney this weekend with Frank Allison and Mark of Pueblo Colorado joining Mrs. Grimm at the Ray Cruise home. Dr. Barrie Hillmer and family travel from San Jose California to Omaha en route to Hartford Connecticut. The Hillmers will pass through Omaha briefly while Mr. Hillmer interns. The Allisons stay at Neal and Mrs. Allison’s home as their son visits family in Sidney.
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Ariz
Frank Allison
Mark
Pueblo
Colo
Barrie Hillmer
Hartford
Conn
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Omaha
Conneticut
San Jose
Calif
Hillmer
Grimm
Ray Cruise
Allisons
Neal Allison
Printing Service Ad Offers Quick Quality Sidney Telegraph
An advertisement from The Sidney Telegraph promotesPrinting services for big and small jobs with quality work and fast delivery, targeting readers seeking reliable printing options in Sidney.
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Sidney Telegraph
Chappell Native Freda Bergstrom Dies in Denver
Miss Freda Bergstrom of Chappell died June 29 in Mercy Hospital Denver after three weeks there. She was born October 7, 1894, lived in Deuel County all her life, and is survived by brothers Charles and John of Chappell. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Berea Lutheran Church, with Rev. Doniver Peterson officiating. burial in Berea community cemetery. Zimmer Funeral Home, Chappell, in charge.
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Chappell
Berea Lutheran Church
Doniver Peterson
Berea
Miss Bergstom
Mercy Hospital
Denver
Charles
John
Charles Oscar
Gustafa Bergstrom
Deuel County
Zimmer Funeral Home
Sidney Club Events and Veterans Meet Announced
On Saturday July 2 the Seventeen Club hosts a bake sale at Town and Country Market Sidney starting at 9 a.m. Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club invites spectators to an 8 p.m. dance at the 4-H Building. Sunday July 3 Lodgepole Valley Barracks 2448 WWI Veterans and Auxiliary meet at 1 p.m. for a covered dish picnic in Chappell City Park. bring a dish and table service. Drinks provided. The Sidney Telegraph offers help with printed forms at 831 Fifth Ave.
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Seventeen Club
Town and Country
Sidney
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
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Frontier Aims Better Military Service With New Standby Fare
Frontier Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to add confirmed space on the next available flight for military standby travelers. President Lewis W. Diamond says the rule extends half fare benefits and improves dependability for furloughed service members. Through May 1966, 21,088 military standby passengers traveled, up 57 percent from 1965.
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Denver
Frontier Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Frontier
Lewis W. Dymond
Frontier First
Elks Convention Attendee Heads to Dallas
Mr and Mrs John Lessig leave for Dallas to attend the Elks national convention. Their son Michael Congreve 15 died last week in an Onamia auto crash. Brother Jim 17 survived and was released from hospital. The Congroves plan to move to Denver in about two weeks.
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Dallas
the Elks Lodge
Lessig
Sidney Lodge
Min. Minn
Michael Congreve
Onamia
Mike
Jim
Congroves
Denver
Mr. Congrove
Debbie
George Cronk
California
Cora Congreve
Grand Island
Mike Congrove Victim Of Crash In Minnesota
Word has been received here by friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs Jim Congrove of Ona Minnesota that their son Mike Congrove was the victim in a crash in Minnesota details are sparse but confirmation came from local sources with records to be checked.
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Mike
Minnesota
Jim Congrove
Ona
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