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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1957

Page

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Nebraska Wheat Harvest May Get Under Way This Weekend

Warm weather accelerates maturing in McCook area raising possibility of combines running by Sunday or Monday. In Panhandle regions like Sidney action is expected later, with July 20 ripe estimates around some fields. Yields projected 20 to 50 bushels per acre if dry weather persists, while straw stiffness and rust risk may slow cutting and spread of combines through western Nebraska.

Nebraska McCook Panhandle Sidney Here Nebraska Panhandle Hastings Kearney Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Wheat Territory

Wildcat Wells Planned Near Potter and Nearby Fields

Petroleum Inc announces Slama No 1 wildcat two miles north of Potter in NW NE of 28-15-52 with drilling unknown date. The well sits near Woten and Rabbass fields, while other activity includes McKnob’s Young No 1 northwest wildcat and Dawes County discovery efforts in 12-33-52 region near Chadron.

Woten Rabbass McKnob Production Co Grabill Ohio Ve Co Dawes County Leon Wondra and Associates Chadron Big Blue

Grain Markets Wheat Prices From Local Elevators

Grain markets report No 1 Wheat at 193 dollars per bushel and No 2 Wheat at 192 dollars per bushel from local elevator sources today.

Fourth of July in Sidney Brims With Clear Skies

A weather report from an eastern Nebraska office noted thunder showers near Sidney last evening but the city enjoyed a cloudless cool Independence Day. Hundreds watched fireworks in Sidney and Dalton with many spectators in park picnics, a busy pool, and many local businesses closed.

Nebraska Lincoln Sidney

Square Dance Registration Set Monday In Sidney

Registration for Sidney summer recreation square dancing classes is scheduled Monday from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the junior high cafeteria. Sessions will be at the Hahler Building lot with lights. Gordon Richardson will call. ages 8-10 dance 7 to 8 p.m. and 11-14 from 8 to 9. A 10 cent registration per person. must register in mixed sets of four boys and four girls. A parent must accompany each child and attendance is five nights.

Arven Reynolds Hahler Building 12Th Avenue Jackson Street Reynolds Gordon Richardson

Sidney Youth Heads to National Jamboree at Valley Forge

Sidney area Boy Scouts led by Kenneth Foland depart for a 19 day sightseeing journey to the fourth annual National Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. Foland will report as special correspondent for The Telegraph. The trip covers Chicago Detroit Greenfield Village Niagara New York Philadelphia Washington St Louis and Kansas City ending July 24. About 53 000 scouts and leaders from 48 states Washington DC Hawaii and 11 foreign countries attend the July 12 18 event featuring demonstrations services arena shows campfires and fireworks.

Wye-Braska Area Washington D. C St. Louis Kansas City Valley Forge George Washington Washington D. C Hawaiian Islands

Increased Tax Valuation Is Reported Here

Cheyenne County posts a rise in taxable valuation for the year with total value at about 92.8 million. The 1956 figure was 90.2 million, while added railroads and utility franchise valuations will adjust the final tax base. City of Sidney and area villages show mixed changes as farm and town real estate and mineral interests shift.

Cheyenne Nebraska State Tax Commissioner's Office State Board of Equalization Roy Gish Sidney Gurley Dalton Lodgepole Potter Panhandle Kimball Banner Morrill Scotts Bluff Deudl Keith Garden

Damage Seen In Areas Of Lodged Grain

Lincoln yields and test weight of wheat in badly lodged areas are likely to be reduced. J. C Swinbank, Extension agronomist at the University of Nebraska, reported today. Spots of badly lodged wheat down for weeks may produce little grain. extent depends on how long lodged and weather until harvest. Leaf rust stem rust and mildew threaten the crop and rotting may occur.

Lincoln J. C Swinback University of Nebraska Swinbank

Treasurer Sees Old Fashioned Clerical System In Office

Cheyenne County treasurer M. M. Inhelder says the office still relies on pencil and paper with only one outdated computer. He notes the operation handles over two million dollars yearly and calls for modernization including new multi purpose machines, asking county commissioners to review and approve the proposed mechanization plan.

Cheyenne County M. M. Inhelder Inhelder

Two Price Wheat Plan Faces Fresh Capitol Debate

Washington reports indicate renewed interest in a two price wheat plan as House and Senate Agriculture Committees weigh flexible farm policies. Proponents cite reduced tax cost and market flexibility, while critics warn of government limits on farm output and foreign backlash.

Capitol Washington House Senate Agriculture Committee Soil Bank Congress Coolidge Bensons State Department

Stolen Fender Skirt From 1950 Model Car

Everett J Elm of Omaha reported to the Cheyenne County sheriff's office this morning that an accessory was stolen from his 1950 model car parked overnight at a Sidney motel.

Sidney Cheyenne County

Hastings Navy Depot to enter partial maintenance status

The Hastings Navy Depot in Nebraska will be placed on a partial maintenance basis by June 30 1958 with civilian personnel limited to 300 to 400 workers. The move follows orders to reduce civilian staff to 800 by July and leaves Sioux Ordnance Depot in Sidney as the only active WWII era installation in the state. A chamber committee seeks new missions to stabilize payroll and operations at Sioux.

Nebraska Bureau of Ordnance Department of Navy Hastings Nay Robert Thatcher NAC Washington Sen Douglas D-Ill Senate Hastings Thatcher NAD Sioux Sidney Chamber of Commerce

Sidney Band Concert Program Revealed by Director

The announced program for tonight's summer band concert in Sidney lists pieces including Lights Out and Londerry Air with arrangements by Walters. Conducting duties are held by Duane Moody, with Ed Short as guest soloist and selections such as Night Clouds and Deep River Rhapsody featured.

Sidney George Hinn ileCoy Walters Rachmaninoff Farrar Duane Moody Ed Short Budka Grunman Fuchik

Police Probe 2 Car Wreck To Fix Blame

Investigators continued the probe into a Wednesday night two car crash on Highway 19 near Gurley that killed 38 year old Dr Ralph L Gangarosa of Gordon and injured 15 year old Ronald Frame. The Nebraska Safety Patrol said Gangarosa's northbound car and Frame's southbound car collided after 10 30 to 11 p m. Frame was taken to Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital and was reported improving. Third highway fatality in Cheyenne County for 1957.

Highway 19 Gurley Sheridan County Ralph L. Gangarosa Gordon Ronald Frame Chet Frame Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Ronald Nebraska Safety Patrol Gangarosa Ft. Collins Colo Gangraosa Cheyenne County Sidney California Lodgepole Rueben Quinn Sharon Fritz Ray Lopez Route 1 Clarence Bills Bills Rose Street

Telegraph community cor reports delayed for holiday

Some news from The Telegraph's community correspondents will not appear today because the mechanical department was on holiday. Reports not set in time will be edited and used in Monday's paper.

The Telegraph

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