Sidney Airmail Schedule Changes With Reduced Flights
Post Office announces airmail will depart Sidney twice daily for several weeks during runway extension work. Denver connections must reach the post office by 6 30 a m, or 8 30 p m for Rapid City connections. Two Frontier planes will serve Sidney starting Saturday July 15 with a 7 11 a m Scottsbluff to Denver leg and a 9 15 p m Denver to Scottsbluff return. Convair 580 service expected by August 15 as weather delayed concrete work on taxi strips and ramps and final runway pouring was completed last week.
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Sidney
Denver
Rapid City
Ferris Preble
Frontier
Scottsbluff
Highway 19 Reopens After Airport Runway Work
State Highway 19 will re open this afternoon after closure for runway lengthening. Authorities warn ongoing shoulder work and advise extreme caution. Detour is west of town.
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State Highway Department
Six Day Parcel Service Restored in U S Cities
Washington ordered six day parcel post deliveries in nearly 5 000 cities reversing the five day plan set in May 1964. First class and many larger second class offices are affected as Congress funded restoration with an $8.4 million item in the Post Office Department's $6.6 billion appropriation. Local postmasters will announce schedules.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Congress
Lawrence F. O’brien
WNUCC backs redesign of I-80 interchange at Hyannis
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce adopts a unanimous resolution urging a redesigned I-80 interchange in the Big Springs area to better serve uninterrupted east west traffic. The plan would replace the I-80 and I-80 S connection with a single interchange and could be built well before 1969. Governor Tiemann spoke at the banquet, noting tax changes and school funding prospects. Stan Larabee plans to seek engineer plans from Greater Nebraska Interstate to present to the highway commission.
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Western
Nebraska
WNUCC
Stan Larabee
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
John Elwell Jr
Bill Vaughn
Sidney
Norbert Tiemann
WMCC
Ogallala
Colorado
Greater Nebraska Interstate
Lincoln
Highway Commission
Commission
Mr. Larabee
Ed Cole Attends National Institute of Organization Management
Edward B. Cole, manager of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce, joins about 275 executives at the 10th Annual Institute of Organization Management in Boulder. The program, run by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, spans eight years of study across basic and advanced management plus post graduate seminars.
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Georgia
Houston
Santa Clara
Syracuse
Michigan State
Cole
Institute For Organization Management
Loans For Small Farms Available
The Farmers Home Administration offers farm ownership loans with technical management assistance to farmers and ranchers operating or becoming operators of not larger than family farms. Loans cover buying enlarging farms building homes and service buildings improving water supply drainage land forestry and other improvements. Interest is 5 percent per year with a maximum 40 year term. For details contact Joe Goldtrap county supervisor at P.O. Box 278 Sidney Nebraska.
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Farmers Home Administration
Joe Goldtrap
P.O. Box
Sidney
Nebraska
Potter man pleads guilty in county court
Richard L. Wills of Potter paid 142.50 in fines and costs after a one car wreck on US 30 three miles west of Sidney. He pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and speeding, receiving 100 for intoxication, 35 for speeding, and 7.50 in costs. His 1967 sports car was a total loss.
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Richard L. Wills
Potter
Oil interests concentrate in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Most oil activity in Nebraska centers in Cheyenne County this week with several new and existing wells. Gage Oil and Gas Co and Braden-Gear Drilling report 14 feet of productive saturation in the J sand at the No 2 Ruhter in NE Sec 18 21 51. United Oil Co on location with B-W Drilling on the No 1 State in Flair Field NE Sec 36 15 47. Additional drilling: No 1 Schubarth in Henry Field NE Sec 6 15 51. No 1 Raymond Lessman wildcat NW SW Sec 6 15 50. No 1 Connell O Connell Field SW NE Sec 31 31 50. Apollo Exploration, Gage, and Graden Gear collaborate on No 1 O Connell SW NE Sec 31 31 50. Other counties: King Resources hires Allison Drilling for No 1 John Fadden Banner County wildcat NE Sec 7 18 54. Consolidated Southern using Midway Drilling for No 1 Lennemann Harelaw County SW SW SE Sec 13 2 19.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Gage Oil and Gas Co
Braden-Gear Drilling Co
United Oil Co
Lincoln
B-W Drilling Co
Lodgepole
Bander
Couch
Schubarth
Henry
Sam G. Harrison
Raymond Lessman
B W Drilling Co
Apollo Exploration Inc
Gage Oil and Gas and
Graden Gear Drilling
O’connell
King Resources Co
Allison Drilling Co
John Fadden
Banner County
Consolidated Southern Inc
Midway Drilling Co
Harelaw County
Lennemann
Jury Pay Juror Certificates Ready for April Term
Jurors in the district court April term may pick up their jury pay certificates in the court office. The ready status indicates official issuance and availability for collection by eligible jurors.
Early Morning Car Crash Report Near Sidney
Nebraska Safety Patrol reports a one car rollover on a county road east of Sidney. Gary Ammerman of Sidney drove a 1963 convertible south of Mayfair when it left the road and overturned. Damage estimated at 600 to 700 dollars with no injuries. Trooper Reese investigated.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
Sidney
Gary Ammerman
Mayfair
Reese
June Welfare Totals Reported by Cheyenne County Public Welfare
Cheyenne County Division of Public Welfare reported June totals of 40 386 15 in aid. Payments to individuals were 13 622 60 and payments to vendors 26 763 55. County matching funds amounted to 5 352 71 or 20 percent. One new child welfare case was opened, increasing active cases to 12. Crippled children service cases stand at 20 with six approved foster homes.
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Cheyenne County Division of Public Welfare
Sam Bass Threatens Cheyenne County Towns Centennial Riot
Centennial feature warns Cheyenne County residents to watch for outlaw Sam Bass as he announces planned visits to Lodgepole Dalton Gurley Potter and Sidney. Deputy marshals Hernbloom Geller Gathman Larson and Schultz prepare traps and posters with a countywide alert and upcoming rewards.
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Sam Bass
Sam
Bill Schultz
Cheyenne County
Bass
Schultz
Morris Hernbloom
Charley Bills
Lodgepole
Merle Krugman
U.P
Dalton
Charles Geller
Geller
Gurley
Ross Gathman
Gathman
Dewey Larson
Potter
Larson
Sidney
Theophilus Rites Set in Peetz Church Funeral
Henry Theophilus 86 a 50year Peetz resident died Thursday at Logan County hospital in Sterling after a month in Rest Home. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Peetz Evangelical United Brethren Church burial Peetz cemetery. Born London June 13 1881 he immigrated with parents at age two. Married Fannie James in 1909 they farmed long near Peetz. Survived by wife five children Elmer Lebanon Ore Janet Wright Medford Ore Cora Liggett Alliance Edward Peetz Harold Sidney 10 grandchildren two great grandchildren three brothers two sisters.
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Henry Theophilus
Peetz
Logan County Hospital
Sterling
Fannie James
Theophilus
Elmer
Lebanon
Ore
Janet Wright
Medford
Cora Liggett
Alliance
Edward
Harold
Sidney
Mystery Solved Its King Snake Near Banner County
A red white and black King snake about ten inches long was found at an oil well cement sack pile 25 miles north of Potter in Banner County. Believed to have arrived from New Mexico via cement shipments, the harmless reptile is preserved in alcohol and displayed in a barber shop jar. Identification was by two encyclopedia illustration experts.
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Banner County
Potter
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
11Th Ave
Counties Now Cutting Wheat
LINCOLN The State Labor Department said Wednesday that all wheat is ready to be cut in Furnas Red Willow Hitchcock and Dundy Counties with moisture content in that area 13 to 16 per cent The harvest is 35 per cent complete in the Hastings area with full scale cutting expected if drying weather continues There is general cutting in muddy fields in the Kear ney Holdrege area with a yield variation of 12 to 45 bushels per acre Cutting in the North Platte area will probably start today but the Keith County harvest will not be ready before next week
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Lincoln
State Labor Department
Furnas
Red Willow
Hitchcock
Dundy
Hastings
Kearney-Holdrege
North Platte
Keith County
Christine Pohl’s Condition Remains Unchanged
Christine Pohl, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Pohl, remains in Bergan Memorial Hospital Omaha in serious condition after a June 24 horseback riding accident. She has been in a coma since the incident. doctors hopeful she will emerge. Her rescuers, including Eddie Brauer, performed artificial respiration at the scene. Several softball games are being organized to raise funds for the Pohl family.
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Christine Phol
A. R. Pohl
Christine
Bergan Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Eddie Brauer
Pohl
Telegraph
Vandals Strike Sidney In Three Reports
Three vandalism incidents were reported in Sidney. Darrell Hunt, 1452 19th, reported the windshield of his parked car broken. Wheatbelt Public Power District reported damage to a company truck. Maddox Motor Company said vandals damaged a vehicle on the used car lot and stole radio knobs and cigarette lighters.
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Sidney
Darrell Hunt
Wheatbelt
Maddox Motor Company
Safe Play Ships First Foreign Package From Sidney
Safe Play Manufacturing Company of Sidney shipped its first foreign trade package to Collegiate Sporting Goods of Toronto. Attending were Joseph D. Davis and Lewis Carmer from Cheyenne firms, Tom Barnes of Safe-Play, and 94 stockholders. The firm seeks foreign and military markets for its polyethylene covered athletic supporters worth 3.50, with McKesson and Robins testing wholesale distribution.
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Safe-Play Manufacturing Company
Sidney
Toronto
Canada
Safe-Play
Joseph D. David
Cheyenne
Wyoming
U. S. Department of Commerce
Lewis Carmer
Marketing Technology
Tom Barnes
Commerce Department
Davis
Carrer
McKesson and Robins Drug
Carmer
Mr. Davis
U.S
Bob Fuller
SafePlay
Joseph D. Davis
Safe Play
Safe Play Manufacturing
Telegraph
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Hyannis
Ed Cole
Boulder Chamber Manager
Wills
KSID
Marshal Schultz
King Snake
Christine Pohl
Safe-Play Athletic
Mr. Carmer