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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1969

Page

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Harvest Produces Good Quality Wheat Despite Tight Weather

Cheyenne County reports strong quality wheat with test weights 60 pounds or more as combines work in Chappell and Lodgepole. Weather remains hot and humid with limited cutting time and some hail damage noted north of the area. Elevators in Sidney Lorenzo and other towns report good yields, while Lorenzo and Potter warn about wet grain and freeze damage in parts of the county.

Chappell Lodgepole Sidney Lorenzo Cheyenne County Farmers Elevator Lodge Pole H. W. Quinn Paul Smith Smith Elevator Don Hoffman Farmers Co-Op Grain Chet Phelps Potter Bruce Juelfs Juelf Elevator

Oil Production Maintains Above One Million Barrels in May

Nebraska May oil output stayed over a million barrels with a daily average of 33 727 barrels. The Sleepy Hollow Field in Red Willow County supplied about a quarter of total production. Four new fields could yield about 125 thousand barrels annually if they hold initial potential, with three in Cheyenne County and one in Kimball. Plans target continued western drilling in 1969, especially in the Panhandle, and Platte Valley expects a wildcat in Red Willow County. Several other new wells are reported in Cheyenne, Morrill, Kimball, Scotts Bluff, and Sioux counties, with various operators and contractors.

Nebraska Sleepy Hollow Red Willow County Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Cheyenne County Kimball Panhandle Platte Valley Oil Co

Rites To Be Monday For Mrs LeSueur

Mrs Aletta LeSueur 75 a Sidney native and widow of a former local businessman died Thursday night in a Minatare rest home. Funeral services Monday at 10 AM in Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev Ellis Wotan of First Christian Church officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by daughter Doris McNeil of Boulder, two grandchildren, and sister Mrs J N Sellers of Sidney.

Sidney Aletta LeSueur Minatare Gehrig and Son Funeral Ellis Wotan First Christian Church Greenwood Cemetery Aletta Alma Foster George E Ceceilia Moore Foster Geneva Neb Cheyenne Wyo A.R. LeSueur Hastings LeSueur Methodist Church George Doris) McNeil Boulder Colo J. N. Sellers

Auto Directory Books Sold Out

The supply of 1969 automobile license directories has been sold out, The Telegraph Printing Co. reported this morning.

The Telegraph Printing Co

Panhandle forecast shows warm, scattered storms this week

Clear to partly cloudy in Panhandle with warm temperatures and a chance of afternoon and evening thunder showers. Highs near 90, lows around 60, 10 percent rain each period. Five day outlook until Wednesday averages 2-6 degrees below normal with cooler highs 80-90 and lows near 60 as thunderstorm activity increases early next week.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Two Smiths nabbed on Highway 30 by trooper

Trooper Richard Larsen of the State Highway Patrol arrested David G. Smith, 42, of Pueblo, Colorado, on two counts of forgery after a Bushnell traffic stop. Smith admitted forging a check and was extradition-bound to Pueblo. Later, William D. Smith, 21, of Aurora, Illinois, was detained nearby on a Yorkville probation-violation warrant. He waived extradition and was to be claimed by Yorkville authorities.

Highway Richard Larsen State Highway Patrol David G. Smith Pueblo Colo Larsen Bushnell Smith Kimball William D. Smith Aurora Ill Ogallala California

Andrew Nelson Rites Slated Here Monday

Andrew Nelson 86 a Sidney area resident for 62 years died Friday at Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Funeral 10:30 Monday at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Ted McIntyre officiating burial Greenwood Cemetery. Nelson born November 14 1882 in Malmo Sweden came to the U S in 1905 and lived in Sidney since 1907. He married Anna Olson in 1908. survived by three sons Nels Clyde Victor four grandchildren and three great grandchildren with a half sister in Sweden. Wife died 1960.

Sidney Andrew Nelson Linden Memorial Hospital Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Ted McIntyre Potter Greenwood Cemetery Craig Holechek Mr. Nelson Malmo Sweden United States Calumet Mich Spokane Wash Anna Olson Union Pacific Roundhouse State Highway Department Nels Peetz Clyde Denver Victor Martha Rasmusson Slimminge

Nursing Home Nearing Opening Date Set for Aug 1

CHAPPELL Chappell's new nursing home should be open by Aug 1, officials reported this week. Delays have postponed the opening, which had originally been set several weeks ago, according to the Devel County Commissioners.

Chappell Devel County

First Wheat Certificate Checks Sent to Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County wheat producers begin receiving payments totaling $2.337 million for 1969 wheat certificates. Checks, issued by a Federal center in New Orleans, reflect parity-based values and compliance with conservation requirements. County totals and statewide figures are provided, noting prior noncompliant farms.

Retain Payment Statements for Wheat and Feed Grain Programs

Producers in the wheat and feed grain programs should read and keep the payment computation statements and sight drafts. Ray Davis, Cheyenne County ASC Chairman, says the statements form a key part of farm records and detail program type, payment amount, planted and diverted acreage, and projected yield. Payments for wheat occur in July and feed grain in September, with the statement attached to the payment draft. If lost, farmers can obtain the record from their county ASC office and may receive multiple statements for each program.

Cheyenne County ASC Lawrence Thompson Thompson Federal New Orleans Ray Davis Nebraska Davis

Professional Men Are Listed For Induction

Two doctors, one veterinarian and one optometrist are on the list for physical examinations and possible induction at the Cheyenne County Selective Service office. Dr. Keith Hruska, Creighton University medical school graduate, interns in New York with deferred service until internship ends. Dr. Randall Bauman, Nebraska Medical School graduate, interns in Beaverton, Oregon, and will be deferred until internship ends. Dr. Jerald Swanson, Colorado State University veterinary graduate, works in Omaha. Dr. Vet Hakes, Kinoss College of Optometry graduate, works in Washington state.

Cheyenne County Selective Service Office Louis Johnson Keith Hruska Herb Hruska Creighton University New York Randall Bauman University of Nebraska Medical School Beaverton Ore Jerald Swanson Colorado State University Fort Collins Omaha Vet Hakes Kinois College of Optometry Chicago Ill

Apricot Tree Pride And Joy At Dalton Home

Don Dey Ermand in Dalton boasts a thriving apricot tree that produced thirteen fruits, with one drop before picking. Despite a June freeze, fruit trees prosper in the area and cherries are notably abundant as owners race with birds for the harvest.

Dalton Don Dey Ermand

Hot Humidity Stifles Winter Wheat Cutting

The region endures muggy hot days with humidity around 73 percent at 7 a.m. and 43 percent at noon, far above the usual 25 to 35 percent for the altitude. A thunderstorm moved southeast across the county Wednesday night adding to the unsettled weather.

Federal Aviation Agency

Vanishing Passenger Trains Focus With ICC Hearings Set

The Interstate Commerce Commission plans hearings to explain why passenger service remains needed as Union Pacific proposes removing trains Nos. 5 and 6. Sidney faces August 5 hearings while the City of Portland and City of Los Angeles trains continue, yet overall rail passenger use declines amid airline and highway competition. The Denver Post notes a predictive slide toward no passenger trains in Denver, prompting reflections on Sidney’s future and the legacy of William Jeffers.

Interstate Commerce Commission Sidney Union Pacific Railroad ICC Union Pacific Toonerville Post Office Department City of Portland Los Angeles Denver Post Denver William Jeffers Jeffers

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