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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1964
Page
4
Ordville and Sioux Army Depot personnel news invited for publication in a special weekly column. Mrs. Robert Wiggs correspondent Unit 349C. Telephone 267 356.
Families visit in Brush and Tulare parishes with relatives from Idaho Washington Alabama and Colorado. Community events include 4-H and Cub Scout meetings at Unit 317 and Legion Park with schedules for July 7 8 9 10 and 13 plus church services at Depot Chapel and SDA activities in Sidney. youth programs cover bowling horseshoes miniature golf and sports with figures like Walter Mercer Ada Seevers and Emma Engel mentioned.
Each year 600000 children under five swallow poisonous substances found in homes and about 450 cases are fatal. Aspirin is the most frequent culprit with many ordinary products also dangerous. Labels indicate danger and should be read, with hazardous substances kept out of children's reach.
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CHAPPELL The city has purchased a death dealing anti mosquito and fly machine that has proved effective in many towns throughout the country. In a test run the fogging machine appeared to run as guaranteed. The compact piece of equipment runs on LP gas and contains only one moving part. It is automatically controlled from a remote control switch that operates the fogging cone. The machine is carried on a trailer behind a tractor. The insecticide is heated and under pressure.
The Nebraska Railway Commission schedules a 9 a.m. hearing in Kimball on City Cab Co’s request to raise taxi fares. Current in city: 50 cents plus 10 cents per extra passenger over 12. outside city 35 cents per mile, 5 cents per minute wait, 50 cents return. Proposed: 50 cents for first half mile, 10 cents per extra half mile, 15 cents per additional passenger over 10. outside city 35 cents per mile.
Thousands are expected in Gering July 16 and 17 for the 43rd Oregon Trail Days celebration. The Old Settlers reunion welcomes residents who settled in Cheyenne county from the 1880s to 1920. Parade leads include Roy Baker and Mrs Edna Cleveland, with nominations open for the Old Settler committee election and officials Governor Morrison and Congressman Mar.
Alliance members of On Top Herefords Inc meet to plan their annual sale at Alliance Livestock Auction Company on December 7-8. The On Top sale ranks among the nation’s top ten for the past six years, with sixty bulls and one hundred females slated for selection. A committee will visit the 19 member herds August 31 through September 2, led by President Mary Tucker and Ted Thomas.
CHAPPELL The Devel County Fair in Chappell on August 27 28 and 29 will feature a new grandstand with use during the fair. New program numbers include the Happy Days Carnival three days and Kirk s Animal Circus on August 27 28 nights. Kiddies’ competitive games and a kiddie parade are regular features.
CHAPPELL The Alumni Association Secretary said Monday that some form letters with reservations for Chapell High School graduates may not reach destinations. The mail sack was ground up under train wheels, likely affecting letters to Lodgepole Alliance Mitchell and Scottsbluff graduates. Alumni in these areas are urged to send reservations without waiting for the form letter.
The American Hereford Assn. with Ross Miller Dr E VonTour and Hi Mackey appoint Mackey as sale manager now in North Platte. Members approve incorporation and by laws and will file with the Secretary of State. Officers include Tucker, E H Bud Scott Chadron vice president, Charles Iodence Hemingford secretary treasurer. Other directors are W J Iodence and Tom Allington Sunol.
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