Egging Co joins nationwide fight against tractor noise
Gurley Nebraska based Egging Company, a major tractor cab maker, introduces Acusta-Kit acoustical material to cut cab noise. The one inch thick perforated vinyl absorbs sound, sold by the foot or in pre cut kits, and field installed on Egging cabs or by dealers. The company cites tests from Professor Turnquist and its own program showing reduced decibels and improved operator comfort.
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Gurley
Nebr
Times
Egging Co
Egging
Egging Advertising
Allen Karnik
Soundcoat Products, Inc
Denver
Egging’s
Karnik
Egging Company
Nebraska
Turnquist
South Dakota State University
Rites Are Friday For Mrs Reed
Mrs Al Reed 56 died unexpectedly Tuesday at her farm home north of Lodgepole from a heart attack. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Friday at Craig-Holechek with Rev Kenneth Malpert officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by widower Alvin Reed two daughters LaVenna Bobo and LaVerna Darnstaedt six grandchildren two sisters Anna Bentz and Olga Vance. Preceded by four sisters and three brothers.
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al Reed
Lodgepole
Craig-Holechek
Kenneth Malpert
Weyerts Immanuel
Colo
Alvin Reed
Sidney
Merle (LaVenna) Bobo
Eugene
LaVerna) Darnstaedt
Anna Bentz
Sutherland
Olga Vance
Food Drives Four Million In Cheyenne County Sales
In Cheyenne County consumer spending stayed high with food purchases totaling 4.264 million dollars. Food accounted for about 19 cents of every dollar spent, while autos and related gear moved 5.235 million dollars and general merchandise 1.226 million. Clothing and furniture also posted solid totals amid national war and inflation concerns.
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Cheyenne County
Standard Rate and Data Service
North Central States
Nebraska
SADS
70 Queen To Headline Wheat Promotion In Lincoln And Omaha
Susan Herboldsheimer of Potter will be guest of honor at a Sandwich Month luncheon in Lincoln and a breakfast in Omaha on August 14. The events mark Nebraska's part in the 19th annual National Sandwich Month sponsored by state wheat groups and national sponsors. A national sandwich contest will name the top 20 sandwiches of 1970 later in July with recipe booklets distributed to key groups.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Susan Herboldsheimer
Potter
Omaha
Robert Rauner
Division of Wheat Development
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Rauner
Great Plains States
Nebraska Division of Wheat Development
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Wheat Flour Institute
Plentiful Foods Program
USDA
National Live Stock and Meat Board
National Association of Wheat Growers
American Diary Association
American Bakers Association
UP Refiles Plan For Mobile Rail Service In Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad petitions the Nebraska State Railway Commission to merge three Kimball area stations and replace fixed agencies in Bushnell Dix and Potter with a mobile unit. A Kimball base agent will handle calls while a door to door mobile agent serves the 30 mile Bushnell to Potter route, keeping Kimball as the service hub. No train service changes are planned.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Kimball
Edd H. Bailey
Bailey
Bushnell
Potter
Dix
Loup City
Panhandle forecast shows warm, fair days ahead
Fair and warmer today and Thursday with highs near 80 to 90 and 85 to 95 respectively. Lows around 50 to 60 tonight and 55 to 65 by Sunday. Rain chances are zero except for scattered thunder showers Saturday and Sunday. Frontier Airlines forecast notes generally fair Friday.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
40 Bushel Wheat May Be Average In Area
Wheat farmers seek hot dry days to finish harvest as Cheyenne County area targets 40 bushels per acre. Chappell elevator reports half the harvest done, 600000 bushels in, with high weight grain. Car delays and humid conditions slow cutting, humidity 35 percent earlier today.
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Chappell
Cheyenne County
Jim Ledbetter
Chappell Farmers Elevator
Ledbetter
Colton
Keith Deaver
Gurley
Dalton
Potter
Federal Aviation Agency
State orders hospital fire sprinkler system installed
The state fire marshal ordered Memorial Hospital to install a sprinkler system in the basement fire hazard area and replace a large nursery window with four-panel wire glass. National Fire Sprinkler Corp. will perform work at about $9,578 as the hospital faces a license-threatening deadline and a Joint Commission on Accreditation inspection set for August 4.
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Memorial Hospital
Darold Hendee
Board of Directors
State Dept. of Health
National Fire Sprinkler Corp
Denver
Hendee
Joint Commission On Accreditation
No Parking Signs Damaged in Sidney Streets
City workers had placed new no parking signs on 11th Avenue over the weekend. On Monday two vehicles struck signs causing minor damage to oil pans and cars but no sign damage. A separate collision on 16th Avenue injured none, with about 150 dollars in car damage.
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Sidney
11Th Avenue
Sam Buettgenbach
13Th Avenue
11Th Illinois
Roy Neitz
Jackson Street
Wayne Cornelius
16Th Avenue
Ann Mines
el Rancho
Miss Mines
Cornelius
Firemen Report Little Damage at Drive In Neon Sign
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department responded at 9 30 Tuesday night to Jerry's Drive In at 21st and Mlinois. A shorted neon sign caused smoke and minor fire damage, confined mainly to the electrical wiring.
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Sidney
Jerry’s Drive
21St
Mlinois
Retailers' Promotion Plans Ok'd by Cheyenne County Chamber
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce retailers committee approved a Sales Personnel Seminar for September 8 and 9 with three daily two hour sessions. Lincoln speakers Charles Chace and Bob Graham will present, Ed Cole arranging. Also endorsed Sidewalk Sale July 25 with ads in July 24 Telegraph, revived Employees' Days September 17 to 19, and support for Farmer- Rancher Recognition Day.
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Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Retailers Committee
Charles Chace
Nebraska Petroleum Council
Bob Graham
Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry
Lincoln
Chamber
Ed Cole
The
Telegraph
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