Sidney to form industrial corporation to attract new payrolls
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce backs a proposed $100 000 Sidney Industrial Corp aimed at fostering regional industrial growth. Fourteen local business leaders including Edward Bauman and Leo Krieger plan to sign articles, with authorized 1000 shares of common stock at $10 par and business start after $25 000 paid in. The goal is to bid for new industry by offering capital-backed incentives.
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Sidney Industrial Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Leo Krieger
Edward Bauman
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Krieper
Chamber of Commerce Board
Sidney Men
Mr. Bauman
Mr. Krieger
Carl Christ Jr
Kenneth Noteboom
Mean Wilson
Warren Ellison
John Elwell Jr
Jack HH Lowe
I. A Lindstrom
Ralph Welch
Richard Bauer
Sam Odlund
Waldo Dearjing
Merle Bobo
Chamber
Wayne Moran
Chamber studies effect of call on local stock plans
Members of the Chamber of Commerce industrial committee weigh how Gov Brooks call for a special Legislature session on August 1 may affect plans to form an industrial corporation and sell stock. The proposed constitutional amendment to let municipalities issue revenue bonds to buy sites could complicate municipal action.
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Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Powers and Scope of Nebraska Corporation Provisions
The document authorizes broad powers for a Nebraska corporation to acquire and hold real and personal property by purchase, lease, option, or other means and to erect maintain improve rebuild enlarge alter manage and control buildings and structures for corporate purposes. It also allows selling developing leasing conveying alienating or disposing of all or any part of the property and to perform all incidental acts to attain these purposes, within Nebraska law and potentially in other states or foreign countries though no foreign activity is anticipated.
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Nebraska
Pony Express Centennial events planned in Cheyenne and Morrill counties
The Pony Express centennial celebration begins Friday at 10 30 am when rider Jim Brown starts at the Cheyenne Deuel line. He hands off at 2 15 pm to Charles White in Morrill County as other riders including Howard Mann and Charles Fisher carry the mail westward. The Nebraska National Guard will deploy walkie talkies to track progress and ensure timely ceremonies. Bishop John L. Paschang grants a Friday abstinence dispensation for Catholics attending the Lodgepole barbecue at 4 pm at the Saddle Club grounds.
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Pony Express
Cheyenne County
Jim Brown
Lodgepole
Cheyenne-Deuel County
Morrill County
Charles White
Howard Mann
Charles Fisher
Murrel
Brown
Deuel County
Nebraska National Guard
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Oil Commission Keeps 200 Bbl Daily Brook Field Limit
The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission extended indefinitely the 200 barrel per day limit on Brook Field in Kimball County after earlier setting it as a temporary order due to expire July 23. The panel also reviewed water flooding at Long Field and considered production limits and spacing rules for Russell Field in Kimball County.
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Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Socony-Mobil
Kimball
Ohio Oil Co
Ohio
Griffith
Commission
H. W. Rhodes
Russell
Kimball County
Brook
Luella Howe 88 Dies After Long Illness in Cheyenne County
Luella Howe 88, longtime Cheyenne County resident, died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Craig Mortuary with Rev. Townsend and Rev. Brittain officiating. Burial in Fairfield Nebraska. Born Sept 22 1871 in Warren County Iowa she was the daughter of Henry and Mary Trebough. She married Eugene Howe Aug 3 1905 and moved with him to Sidney in 1917. Survivors include nephew Norman Trebough of Sidney and several other nephews and nieces.
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Luella Howe
Cheyenne County
Memorial Hospital
Craig Mortuary
R. L. Townsend
C. E Brittain
Fairfield, Neb
Warren County
Iowa
Luella Trebough
Henry
Mary Richards Trebough
Tobias, Neb
Eugene Howe
Clay Center
Ned
Sidney Cray
Sidney Mr. Howe
Deadline Today For Red Cross Fund Aid
Red Cross aid applications close today for tornado relief. Seven farmers in Ledgepole area are eligible for outright grants, with potential aid reported between 15000 and 30000 dollars. A district courthouse meeting Thursday at eight will finalize details and distribute funds.
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Red Cross
Jack Carsten
Ledgepole
Court House
Free Barbecue At Lodge Pole Grounds Friday
Public invited to a free barbecue at Lodge Pole Saddle Club grounds in south Sidney Friday at four p.m. to mark the completion of one leg of the Pony Express run through Cheyenne County.
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Lodge Pole Saddle Club
South Sidney
Cheyenne County
Old Fox Theatre Building Sold to Henry Narjes
The Fox Theatre building in Sidney was sold to Henry Narjes by The C. A Story Agency. Deed delivered yesterday. the site, vacated years ago, has since housed the Sidney National Bank and now leases to S and H Green Stamp Co with plans to move in after remodeling.
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Fox Theatre
Henry Narjes
Sidney
Elmer Haines
Fox
C. A Story Agency
Mr. Narses
Sidney National Bank
S. and H
Spud Inspection Set in Six Counties
Certified seed potatoes undergo inspection in nine western Nebraska counties this week led by Potato Certification Assn. secretary Woren Trank of Alliance. Most acreage lies in Box Butte Scotts Bluff and Sheridan with smaller blocks in Banner Kimball Morrill Sioux Cherry and Dawes.
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Nebraska
Woren Trank
Alliance
The
Exam Slated For New City Patrolman
The Civil Service Commission schedules a July 29 exam at six pm in the city council rooms for the Sidney police patrolman second class. Salary ranges from 240 to 270 dollars monthly. Applicants must be 21 to 45, undergo a physical, and file applications by July 25 at city offices.
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Civil Service Commission
Sidney
Beets Look Good in Ovid Sugar District Says Factory Chief
I L Johnson manager of the Ovid Cole factory of The Great Western Sugar Co reports sugar beets in the Sidney area look healthy with over 500 acres harvested and yield prospects from 48 to 20 tons per acre. Despite June hail damage the crop has recovered and is expected to produce above average yields this fall in the Ovid district spanning Sidney to Crook and Maxwell.
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Sidney
I. L. Johnson
Ovid, Cole
Great Western Sugar Co
Ovid
Telegraph
Mr. Johnson
Nebraska
Crook
Colo
Maxwell
One Small Part Delays Sidney Country Club Pool Opening
The Sidney Country Club pool opening is delayed by a missing state law required filter. Dean Wilson, pool committee chairman, notes the item arrived last week but has not yet appeared, delaying final completion before the pool can open. A six foot chain fence was erected over the weekend and painting completed.
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Sidney Country Club
Dean Wilson
Wilson
Grain harvest in Nebraska promises big yields despite moisture
Western Nebraska farmers report a strong start to the winter wheat harvest with yields ranging from 30 to 61 bushels per acre across Cheyenne, Deuel, Kimball, and other counties. Supplies, storage, and a slow boxcar flow loom as showers and hail threaten peak gathering in the Panhandle.
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Lorenzo
Nebraska
Cosen
Panhandle
Deuel - Cheyenne- Kimball
Dalton
Cheyenne - Morrill
Cheyenne
Weather Outlook Keeps Warm Temperatures Ahead
Weather forecast shows fair conditions through tomorrow with no significant temperature change. Lows tonight mostly in the 60s and highs tomorrow in the 90s.
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Paul Manley
Ony Express
John L. Paschang
Diocese of
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Howard Kurz
John Underdown
Kurz
Thompson
Oil Commission
Brook Field
Norman Trobough
As.s.er Wirs
Mma Johnson
Weilimeton
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Red Cross Fund Aid
Keith
Ogallala
Devel County
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