Centenary Hotline Warns of Sam Bass in Cheyenne County
Citizens mobilize as outlaw Sam Bass threatens Lodgepole Dalton Gurley Potter and Sidney with planned visits. Grand Marshal Bill Schultz and deputy marshals warned. locals offer aid to marshals. Centennial events include watermelons from Leprino Cheese, beard permits for parade fun, and upcoming rides, parades, and Johnny Ringo show with advance ticket pricing.
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Sam Bass
Cheyenne County
Bass
Lodgepole
Dalton
Gurley
Potter
Sidney
Bill Schultz
Morris Hernbloom
Charles Geller
Ross Gathman
Dewey Larson
Leprino
Chappell
Lodgepole Lions Club
Frank Pivonka
Merle Krugman
Illinois
Jackson
Sterling Tv
Lyle Mather
Parade
Ruttner Family Chronicle at Linn Ranch Nebraska 1885
The Ruttner family led by Karl and Maria arrived from Anaim Austria in 1885 and settled five miles west of Kimball on Linn Ranch. They built a stone house and barn, planted cottonwoods, raised cattle horses and hay, kept bees, and used a creekside mile for land. Karl later moved to Denver in 1899 after selling out and renting ahead.
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Karl Ruttner
Maria
Louisa
America
Anaim
Austria
New York
Crete
Neb
Old Country
Karl
Jake
Kimball
Cain
Kar
Lodge Pole Creek
Linn Ranch
Denver
4-H Training Guides Youth Careers and Practices
The text explains 4-H training and experience shaping future career choices for youngsters. Agricultural and livestock 4-H projects teach the latest practices recommended by Cooperative Extension Service of land grant universities. It notes the 1967 National 4-H Week from Sept 30 to Oct 7 and gives distribution of 4-H'ers by residence: 45 percent on farms, 33 percent rural non farm, 16 percent in towns, 6 percent in larger cities.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Long Wait to Sell 213 Yearling Steers Sparks Local Change
Karl Ruttner sold 213 yearling steers after a hard winter, shipping hay from Hershey to Dix, then sold land near Sidney and Old Colton. He irrigated hayland, moved granaries, and retired to Sidney in 1916. The passage includes family moves, railroad sidings, and farm life from the era.
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Karl
Dix
Hershey
Sidney
Chuck Lafler
Old Colton
Sundl Note
Union Pacific
Old
Lodge Pole
Henry Neumann
Cheyenne
Denver
Colton
Sunol
Mary Heeg Lauer
Karl Ruttner
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Mitchell
Indiana
Sam
Texas
Denton
Collins Ranch
Custer City
U.P
Joe Collins
U.S
Big Springs
Joel Collins
California Fields
Nebraska
Roger L. Welsch
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Charley Bills
Puty Marshal
Mr. Bills
Rest Home
Whitlock
Centennial Cooperation
Ken McMillen
Deadwood
S.C
Sidney Trail
Leonard Fine
Ron Devier
Jaycees
Jaycee
Paul Evans
American National Bank
East Ward
Fairgrounds
Frank Pironka
Kiwanis Club
Johnny Ringo
Ringo
Don Durant
Nebraska Pioneer Folklore Book
the Pioneers
By Clark Fuller
Kenneth Pittams
Clay Taylor
Greeley, Colo
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Uee Sar
63Rd & Shirley Street
Omaha
Pablisa
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