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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
9
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Mr and Mrs Walt Shannon longtime farmers near Bridgeport buy the old Kaempfer residence on East N street. They will remodel and add a 24 by 44 foot concrete block unit to house a private pioneer museum with space for a bedroom garage and workshop. The building will be finished in pink sacco and Shannon plans to display pioneer relics Indian artifacts and local stones. He will also set up a stone cutting bench and tools learned in Arizona.
Pacific Interstate Express and Union Freight discussed a merger plan at a Omaha meeting with district and branch managers. P I E gained Interstate Commerce Commission authority on March 18 and operates 52 terminals west of Chicago. The talk covered 110 new refrigerated trailers and a fleet near 4000 vehicles plus 4500 employees serving shippers. Ax Lynn Flood attended as Sidney branch manager.
Chadron Nebraska was chosen as the site for the 1960 convention of the Chadron Stock Growers Association members. The group returns to Lincoln for a 1969 officer slate with Gerdid J. McGinley of Ogallala as president Chester Pax of Thedford as vice president and Robert M. Howard of Alliance as secretary-treasurer.
Oshkosh City Council approves purchasing the former Consumers Public Power district building beside the water tower for municipal use including the public library and fire truck housing. The library will move from the courthouse once the structure is ready, with room for a rural fire district if created. The old fire siren remains near the water tower cross-beam.
Since January seven Sheridan county rural school districts have merged with neighboring districts. Six districts remain unmerged and must join elsewhere this year due to a 1953 law barring post term contracting for pupil instruction after the 1958 59 term. A May 29 hearing on joining District 112 to 132 drew three attorneys. the county superintendent ruled the petition invalid for insufficient signers who had voted in Rushville elections.
Box Butte County Agent Clifford Quick reports higher than expected wheat streak mosaic in Box Butte County Nebraska with fields starting to head and prospects still good overall. He notes hot weather brings out the disease after a cool wet spell and says almost every field shows some mosaic presence.
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