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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1963

Page

3

Government officials named in AP wire photo caption

Labor W Willard Wirtz Secretary of Welfare Anthony Celebrezze Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges John Douglas of the Justice Department Secretary of State Dean Rusk Kennedy Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon and Secretary of Interior Stewart Udall AP Wirephoto.

Labor W. Willard. Wirtz Welfare Anthony Celebrezze Commerce Luther Hodges John Douglas Justice Department State Dean Rusk Kennedy the Treasury Douglas Dillon Interior Stewart Udall

Summer Recreation Schedule at Ordville Sioux Depot

A weekly column lists July activities for Ordville and Sioux Army Depot residents. Teen bowling at Cedar Lanes Sid riey. horse shoe and shuffleboard at Ordville. ping pong at 317. baseball. free equipment checkout. girls twirling and soccer. theatre trips. golf. red cross swimming. crafts. dances. playground events. and a bicycle parade with ribbons. Also notes church services and E O W club happenings and arrivals.

Cedar Lanes Sidriey Ordville Fox Theatre Dalton Red Cross S. A.D S A. D Community Church Willard Allen Norton Depot Chapel

Cheyenne Outbreak at Fort Robinson 1879 A Thrilling Tale

Fort Robinson Museum recounts the Cheyenne Outbreak of 1879 led by Chief Dull Knife and Little Wolf. Fleeing south, they faced pursuit, endured siege at Fort Robinson, and resisted with rifle pits and war songs before surrender. The band’s fate, mixed with hunger and cold, sought asylum in the north.

Fort Robinson Richard L. McGee Fort Robinson Museum State Historical Society Crawford Chief Dull Knife Dull Knife MacKenzie Indian Territory Knife Wolf Little Wolf Sandhills Red Cloud War Department Washington Wild Hog

Foreign delegates study U S farm policy in Morrill County visit

Visitors from Chile Libya Nepal Paraguay Surinam and Israel will tour two farms near Bridgeport on July 16 to learn loan program policies and requirements from the Farmers Home Administration. They will inspect Larry Schwab and another farm during the afternoon tours. A separate note says a new Interstate Highway route through Deuel County is being surveyed by the State Road Department with specifics on alignment near Highway 30 and several farms.

Bridgeport U.S. Department of Agriculture Morrill County Chile Libya Nepal Paraguay Surinam Israel Farmers” Home Administration Panhandle Larry Schwab Chappell State Road Dept Deuel County South Platte Big Springs Lutkehus Derry Ranch Wayne Rayton J. F. McAuliffe May‘born Devel County Myron Carlson

Frog Season Is Open In Lincoln Nebraska

The Game Commission announces bull frog season runs July 1 to November 1. Bag and possession limit is 12 per person. Bulls may be taken by hand net gig or hook with fishing permit. firearms or bow require hunting permit. artificial light allowed. Technicians note little change in frog numbers from last year.

Lincoln Game Commission Nebraska

Indian defenders hold fort as night siege ends

A sentry cried All's Well as an Indian fired through a window killing a main post. The Indian band pressed a constant barrage until women and children fled and joined in the night defense. Two weeks later the fort was secured with many casualties among warriors and civilians. the defenders chose to die together to protect their families.

Forlorn Cheyenne plight theme echoes in reportage

A fragmentary phrase recalls the Cheyennes and their suffering as reported in period coverage. The line hints at a broader context of displacement and hardship amid frontier conditions.

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