Senate tour ties Sidney trade school bid to Sioux depot
Nebraska lawmakers led by Sen. George Fleming toured Sioux Army Depot to assess its suitability for a state trade school. Gov. Morrison hinted he may veto LB176 unless Sidney is chosen, arguing the state should not spend on brick and mortar if land and buildings can be obtained at Sioux.
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Nebraska
George H. Fleming
Sidney
Sioux
Cyril Williams
Defense Department
Gov. Morrison
Washington D. C
Sen. Fleming
Sid
Lincoln
Frank Morrison
Sidney Group Army Depot
Morrison
Cheyenne
Dick Herman
Lincoln Journal Statehouse
George Fleming
North Platte
Norfolk
Panhandle
Omaha
Governor Receives Defense Nod on Sidney Depot Assets
Gov Frank Morrison reported a Defense Department telegram prioritizing Sioux Army Depot property for Sidney’s recovery. The Office of Economic Adjustment says equipment will support Sidney’s post shutdown plans and could transfer with any state acquisition of the depot.
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Frank Morrison
Unicameras
Defense Department
Sioux
Sidney
Donald Bradford
Office of Economic Adjustment
Department of Defense
Bradford
Sioux Army Depot
Paul Martin Heads 12 State Foundation On Mineral Law
Paul L. Martin of Sidney was elected president of the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation at Denver during the Rocky Mountain Mineral Oil Institute convention. The foundation links law school deans and industry reps from 12 states and aims to research and publish rock mineral and oil and gas law with plans for water law study. Headquarters are at the University of Colorado Boulder. Martin succeeds Hal Bailey. Roscoe Walker Jr was named president-elect.
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Paul Martin
State Foundation On Mineral Law
Paul L. Martin
Sidney
Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation
Denver
Rocky Mountain Mineral Oil Institute
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Mineral Law
American Bar Assn
Martin
Nebraska State Bar Assn
Richard Harnsberger
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
University
Colorado At
Boulder
Hal Bailey
Salt Lake City
Roscoe Walker Jr
Pain
Sidney Law Firm
Martin, Davis, Mattoon and Matzke
Services Set for Frank Hengl in Sidney
Frank Hengl 75 a Cheyenne County native died Friday after a lengthy Illness at Memorial Hospital Sidney. Services Tuesday July 20 at 10 am at First Methodist Church with Rev John Stayton officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. He worked 43 years for Union Pacific retiring in 1955. Survivors include Sophie his wife six sons three daughters two sisters three brothers and 27 grandchildren. Memorials requested to First Methodist Church Sidney.
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Frank Hengl
Cheyenne County
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Hengl
First Methodist Church
John Stayton
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son
Lodgepole
Neb
Anton
Agnes Skrdlant Hengl
Czechoslovakia
Sophie Seda
Union Pacific Oldtimers Club
Union Pacific Railroad
Sophie
Adolph
Fremont
Calif
Clyde
Modesto
Virgil
Yuma
Ariz
Harold
Watertown
S. D
Wayne
Chicago
LaVern
Dorothy Nelson
Phillippine Islands
Clara Warner
Jerry Miller
Agnes Zalesky
Sundl
Anna Green
Denver
Joe
James
Reno
New
First Methodist Church of
Sidney Nebraska paper card with rates and masthead
The notice lists mailing and subscription details for Sidney Nebraska dated Monday July 19 1965. It notes second class postage paid at Sidney and changes of address to a PO box, rates inside and outside a 50 mile zone, and single copy price. It identifies establishment year 1873 and provides volume and issue numbers.
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Sidney
Nebr
Potter Girl Valerie Lamm Killed in Colorado Crash
Valer ie Lamm 19 of Potter died in a one car crash on a mountain highway near Silverton Colorado. She was a Potter High School valedictorian and Hastings College music scholar. Funeral planned Thursday at First Lutheran Church Potter.
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Cheyenne County
Valerie Lamm
del Lamm
Potter
Silverton
Colo
Lamm
Durango
David L. Taylor
Associated Press
First Lutheran Church
Craig Mortuary
Miss Lamm
Dusty collision on county road injures driver and demolishes truck
A 3:50 p.m. Saturday collision on a dusty county road one mile east and three-quarters south of Dalton involved a 1959 Ford driven by Gary Bahr of Almont North Dakota and a 1950 Chevrolet pickup driven by Ben Pelster of Dalton. Dust obscured visibility as Pelster passed three oncoming trucks and struck the unseen fourth. damages were 900 dollars to the Bahr truck and total loss for the Pelster vehicle. Pelster received minor bruises and cuts from glass.
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Dalton
John Trenerry
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Gary Bahr
Almont
N.D
Ben Pelster
Bahr
Pelster
Weekend Heat Persists With Humidity Pressures
The weekend brought temperatures in the nineties with humidity around 30 percent creating heat index near 100 degrees. Rain Sunday boosted humidity to 65 percent by late morning. weekend highs reached 94 and 90 degrees with measurable rainfall and alternating warm spells.
Panhandle forecast shows scattered storms and near normal temps
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Low temperatures 55 to 65 and highs around 85 to 95. Five day outlook calls for temperatures near normal through Saturday with highs near 90 and lows near 60, with daily thunderstorms.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Former Sidney Man Drowns In Minnesota Lake
Jack Ramm a former Sidney man and wire chief for Northwestern Bell Telephone Co drowned in South Long Lake near Brainard Minnesota Sunday about 430 p m Friends say the Ramms lived in Sidney from 1954 to 1957 He is survived by his wife and five children with two married Services were tentatively set for Wednesday at North Platte with burial in Omaha
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Sidney
Minnesota
Jack Ramm
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
South Long Lake
Brainard
Minn
the Ramms
Suviving
North Platte
Omaha
Mrs Worth of Dalton Died in Boulder
Mrs. Vira Worth of Dalton died Sunday in Boulder Colorado where she visited her daughter Mrs Byron Wells. She had a heart attack about two weeks earlier and was hospitalized. Services set for Thursday July 22 at 10 a.m. in Dalton with ministers Don Price and Melvin Morrow. Burial in Dalton cemetery. Craig Mortuary in charge of arrangements. A complete obituary will appear in Wednesday's Telegraph.
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Vira Worth
Dalton
Boulder
Colo
Byron Wells
Worth
Don Price
Melvin Morrow
Presbyterian Church
Dalton Cemetery
Craig Mortuary
Telegraph
Breakin at Florien's Cafe Yields Little Loot
Night burglary at Florien's Cafe on 11th Avenue left only cigarettes missing. Entry gained by breaking a window on the alley side, according to Sheriff W. Schulz.
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Florien
11Th Avenue
W. Schulz
Oil drilling boom keeps Cheyenne County in spotlight
Cheyenne County leads state oil activity this week with five new or planned locations. Kimbark Exploration No. 2 Tompsett near Huntsman expands the field using its own tools. Additional sites include No. 1 Devier near Gurley and No. 1 Lyngholm south of Brownson. Winkleman No. 2 tests in Winkleman Field west of Dalton. Jurgens No. 1 wildcat northeast of Cheyenne is ongoing. Nine permits issued statewide with four in Cheyenne. Educational Lands and Funds oil lease sale set for Aug. 3 covering tracts in Frontier Kimball Lincoln counties.
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Cheyenne County
Kimbark Exploration Co
Tompsett
Huntsman
Kimbark
Gurley
British-American Oil Co. i
Winkleman
Dalton
Jurgens
Toltek Drilling Co
S. D. Johnson Et Als
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Banner
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Hitchcock
Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Frontier County
Kimball County
Lincoln County
Worrisome Harvest Delayed by Continued Rain Across Regions
Harvest in Cheyenne County and nearby districts stalled by weekend rain and high humidity 65 percent at Sidney airport. Reported rainfall ranged from trace to seven inches with hail and lightning. Wheat test weights fell to 50s and 40s in places as weeds rust rots damaged yields estimated 10 to 20 bushels per acre in some areas. several elevators report busy weekends and mixed grain moisture.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
North Lodgepole
Chappell
Potter
George Coulter
Dave Ells
Federal Aviation Agency
Lorenzo
Gurley
Earl Lessig
Dalton
Don Dey Ermand
Gerald Pitman
Lodgepole
Henry Jenik
Glenn Taylor
Chappell Elevator
Taylor
H. W. Quinn
Paul Smith
Smith Elevator
Colton
Keith Deaver
Colton Grain
Don Hoffman
Farmers Elevator
Lee Foster
Lawrence Miller
D & A Grain
Bob Ankeny
Bruce Juelfs
Juelf Grain
Chester Phelps
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Sioux Properties
Paul L, Martin
Sidney, Nebraska
Lyle P. Welch
Gen. Welch
W. H. Hasebrook
Rick Budd
Calista Huches
H. C. Crandall
P. H. Clausen
H.b.stryker
Elmer Wallwey
National Guard
Potter High School
Hastings College
American Legion
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