Revision Of Cemetery Plan Delays Use Of New Parcel
City council considered delaying development of new cemetery property east of Greenwood Cemetery. Plan would realign Protestant and Catholic sections to extend use of existing lots for about 42 years Catholic area and 3 two thirds years Protestant area. New division aims to avoid immediate new burials and reduce costs.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Tom Coffey
Goffey
Thomas
Siudowski
St.’ Patrick S
Coffey
National Steel Maintenance
Corp of
Des Moines
North Hill
Ed Bauman
Frontier Refining Co
Ferris Preble
Dean Wilson
Rudy Munderloh
Kermit Moore
Sunol News Vacationers On Trip Through Yellowstone
Sunol residents head on a vacation trip through Yellowstone National Park and into Canada to meet former Sunol residents. They plan to travel down the West Coast visiting Seattle and San Francisco. Many local families attend Frontier Days in Ghey enne and host guests from nearby towns.
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Firth Booth
A.A. Fenske
Leah Booth
Yellowstone National Park
Canada
Kenneth Waddell
Sunol
West Coast
Seattle
San Francisco
A. J. Fenske
William Behrends
Gheyenne
Merle
Jeanne
Battle Greek
Nebraska
Cecil Hunt
Black Hills
Fred Lehmkuhl
Lodgepole
John Hornicek
A* News
Alys JaVay Lafler
Sidney Memorial Hospital
Don Lafler
Dawn Renee
Gladys Roberts
New Ulm
Minn
Joe Hornicek
Joe Zimola
Glendon “Moline
Cozad, and
Wilfred Kreider
Grant
H. H. Misegadis
Bob
Ehlers
S. A. Olson
Sterling
Joseph
Zimola
Donald
Carolyn
Esther Booth
Allen Webb
Big Springs
John Webb
A. J. Fenske’s
H. H. Misegadig
John Dominguez
Bids Sought for Paving and Street Repair in Sidney
The City of Sidney invites bids for four paving districts Nos 90 91 92 and 93 with estimates up to 34349 by engineer E Y Grupe and for general street repair at six cents per square yard for seal coat with sand. Bids open three p.m. Wednesday Aug 12. Pending contracts may allow fall completion despite remonstrance petitions blocking four south side paving areas.
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Sidney
E. Y. Grupe
Scottsbluff
the Telegraph
Rummage Bake Sale Planned for Sidney Auditorium
A rummage bake sale will be held Saturday in the basement of the city auditorium for the Sidney Junior Legion and Midget Baseball teams. Sale hours run 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Coffee and doughnuts will be served. Items may be dropped at 1707 Cedar Street or 1124th Street in Sioux Villa or call for pickup at 4692 or 4121. The National Safety Council cites human error as a cause of farm accidents.
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City Auditorium
Sidney Junior Légion
Cedar Street
Sioux Villa
Nebraska fossil hunts map ancient climate record
University of Nebraska State Museum field parties search Nebraska sites this summer for Miocene to Ice Age fossils. They report finds include a giant titanothere skull near Ft Robinson, three toed horses, camels, and orodonts. Other sites near Mullen and Wildcat Ridge at Bridgeport yield musk ox, mastodons, mammoths, and older Oligocene to Miocene remains.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska State Museum
C. Bertand Schultz
Chadnon
Ft Robinson
Schultz
Mullen
Wildcat Ridge
Bridgeport
Farmers urged to apply for Conservation Reserve Program plans
Agriculture department announces fifth year rate plans close to 1959 program with changes. Eligibility now includes land owned by government entities and land sales ownership changes. Forms by mid August with requests Aug 24 to Sept 10. Nebraska basic rate remains 12.50 with a five million acre national goal and 375 million federal funding for 1960.
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Department of Agriculture
Soil Bank
Nebraska
Washington
ASC
Congress
Telegraph Wantads Promised as Sell or Trade Aid
Classified note urges readers to use Telegraph Wantads for selling or trading items. It promotes easy placement channels and broad reach for local advertisements.
Ohio Oil Net Income Gains in First Half of 1959
Ohio Oil Co report shows net income of 18.566 million dollars or 1.41 per share for the first six months of 1959, a 23 percent rise from 1958. Production rose 16 percent to 110,948 barrels daily while refinery throughput, product sales, and pipeline traffic also increased, offset by higher costs and exploration expenses, with crude oil and liquids prices down nine cents per barrel.
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Findlay
Ohio
Ohio Oil Co
J. C. Donnell II
Donnelly
Trail Riders Begin Long 1000 Mile Trek Across U S Highways
Trail riders from Texas depart Burlington Colorado with Sparkles and four Lamb County girls for Levelland Texas to start a 1000 mile ride. The International Parks Highway Assn backs an 1800 mile Regina Canada to Mexico route along Highways 85 and 385. Leaders Harley Rhodes Ted Backlund Paul Williams J. Fred Thompson attend sendoff.
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Texas
Levelland
Clyde Prestwood
Burlington
Colo
Lamb County
International Parks Highway Assn
Regina
Canada
Mexico
U. S&s
The
Highway Association
Harley Rhodes
Ted Backlund
Paul Williams
J. Fred Thompson
Sidney
Rhodes
Colorado
Mrs OConnell Breaks Knee in Fall at Home
Mrs Julia O Connell suffered a broken knee in a fall at her home yesterday and was admitted to Memorial Hospital. Attendants describe her condition as satisfactory today.
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Julia O’connel
Memorial Hospital
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