Cheyenne County Tax Abstract Removed From Questioned List
Cheyenne County Assessor Roy Gish said he will not appear before the State Equalization Board in Lincoln to justify the county tax abstract. State Tax Commissioner Fred Herrington called him about the matter. The 1958 assessments show lower motor vehicle and intangible values, higher cattle values, and similar real estate values, with a total valuation loss of about half a million dollars from 1957.
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Cheyenne County
Roy Gish
Lincoln
State Equalization Board
Gish
Fred Herrington
Rabe
Earl Rabe
Scottsbluff
State Tax Commissioner’s Office
Sidney
Cheyenne
State Board of Equalization
McPherson
Thomas
Associated Press
Baline
Brown
Garfield
Hooker
Herrington
City Council Overhauls Sign Rules And Zoning Powers
In a long meeting the council approved first reading of a zoning ordinance easing sign restrictions by dropping front and rear setbacks in some commercial zones and abolishing the sign clause that limited signs to businesses. An added section would grant variance powers for hardship cases. Two spectators testified briefly, and discussions on a water main agreement for Lodgepole Road continued without agreement. The city plans to retire 11 000 in bonds, the 1958 59 budget was approved with no tax increase, and bids were to be sought on four small paying cemeteries in the south end.
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Glen Draper
Lawrence Osborn
Irvin Fischer
Cliff Nienhuser
Lodgepole Road
Gordon Tobin
Missiles Parade At Gering During Oregon Trail Days
Three actual Army missiles will parade down Main Street in the Oregon Trail Days event in Gering. The Honest John, Nike Ajax, and Nike Hercules will be shown by vans from Sioux Ordnance Depot at Sidney with detonation equipment removed for safety.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot
Sidney Lumber
Main Street
Honest John
Sterling Blaze Victim Dies After Plane Fire
Johnny Montano, 30, died in a Sterling hospital after extensive burns from a grasshopper spray plane fire early Sunday. The blaze consumed 85 percent of his body as aerial spraying operations continue in Colorado. Elmer L. Kerber of Pueblo is in fair condition after his spray plane struck a power line 11 miles south of Wiggins, suffering multiple injuries. Pilot Robert Venable escaped unhurt. the cause remains undetermined as photographs are reviewed by a Civil Aeronautics Administration examiner. Montano’s body will be returned from Phoenix. he is survived by a wife and three children.
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Johnny Montano
Sterling
Colorado
Pueblo
Elmer L. Kerber
Wiggins
Montana
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Robert Venable
Phoenix
Montano
Accidents Create Ditch Damage and Truck Losses
Several collisions near Sidney produced heavy damage. A truck loaded with a combine, driven by Herbert H McClendon of Chickasha Oklahoma, veered into a ditch causing $4 000 damage to the combine and $260 to the truck. McClendon escaped unharmed. A second rear end collision on Route 19 south of Guisey involved Howard Matheny and Lewis Warner with damages totaling $200. A third incident at Routes 19 and 30 east of Sidney left John Norwood charged with reckless driving after a car rear ended Gilbert Riley’s truck.
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Orly
Sidney
Herbert H McClendon
Howard Matheny
Lewis E Warner
Bayard
Guisey
Matheny
Sat. Busckist
Warner
Delmar Shipley
Gilbert LeRoy Riley
Belle Fourche
S. D
John Albert Norwood
Sidney Norwood
Sub-Station Loss Paralyzes Bridgeport After Lightning Strike
A July 1958 bridgeport sub station was struck by lightning crippling power to Bridgeport and surrounding towns. The Reclamation Bureau truck crew headed to Casper to bring in a portable sub station while Wheatbelt and Chimney Rock districts restored some service. Police and fire units activated emergency protocols as residents wondered how to run a 1958 town without power.
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Bridgeport
Reclamation Bureau
Southwest
Panhandle
Chimney Rock
Bayard
Wheatbelt
Sidney
Wyoming Line
Ogallala
Charles Ham
Ham
Casper
Seminole
Redington
Glen Hascall
Wheat group plots Europe trip to curb surplus
Nebraska and Great Plains wheat growers plan a large scale “do it yourself” sales tour of Western Europe to reduce a historic harvest surplus. The mission aims to meet importers and millers in eight countries, with stops from Britain to Denmark to build export sales while world tensions rise in the Middle East.
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Nebraska
Great Plains
Europe
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Carl Bruns
Bruns
Middle East
United States
Free World
Eisenhower
U. S
United Nation
Lebanon
Nebraska Wheat Group
Pruns
New York
Great Britain
Netherlands
Brussel
Belgium
International Federation of Agricultural Producer
Paris
Rome
World Food and Agricultural Organization
Switzerland
West Germany
Denmark
Thieves Break Into Mel's Sinclair Station
Thieves pried a window to Mel's Sinclair Station at 12th and Illinois and stole $39 from the cash register. No supplies or damage were reported. Police and sheriff officers ask area stations to watch for a hitchhiker suspected in the break-in.
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Mel
Sinclair
12Th
Illinois
Correction notes fryers priced at 39c per pound
The Telegraph corrects an error in Preble's Super Market meats ad where fresh fryers were listed as 39c each and should read 39c per pound. The mistake was mechanical and not the store's.
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Telegraph
Preble
Super Market
Super
Harvest Stalled By Hard Rain Hits Nebraska Panhandle
A drenching storm swept from Wyoming into central Nebraska halting the 1958 wheat harvest in Cheyenne County and surrounding areas. Rain and lightning soaked fields, idling combines, with more showers forecast. Protein levels in market wheat rise, while Sidney elevators idle awaiting dry weather. Weather totals for six months top 9.93 inches.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Weather Bureau
Dave Es
Grain Market Wheat Price Quoted at 144 Per Bushel
Local elevator sources quoted wheat at 144 per bushel today marking a firm price in the grain market. The establishes a benchmark for commodity trading and reflects current supply demand conditions in the region.
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