Salmon stocking eyed to bring panhandle salmon runs
Nebraska Game Commission plans expand stocking of coho salmon in Lake McConaughy and Valentine hatchery streams. About 4,000 coho were released at McConaughy on June 13 from Gretna hatchery eggs, with 30,000 fingerlings to stock tributaries of the North Platte River next spring. Coho average 10 to 15 pounds, some 20 to 30 pounds. success depends on Nebraska waters being cool enough to support them.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Panhandle
Game Commission
Lake McConaughy
Gretna Hatchery
Oregon Department of Conservation
Northwestern States
Lake Michigan
Gretna
Valentine Hatchery
Commission
North Platte Ri
Big Mac
North Platte River
The
Schreinert Services To Be Thursday
John H. Schreinert of Kimball a former Dalton resident died Monday morning at Kimball Hospital Funeral services will be held at 10 oclock Thursday in First English Lutheran Church Kimball Rev Ludwig Scholl and Rev Paul Reimers will officiate Burial will be in Dix Cemetery Allen Funeral Home of Kimball in charge Memorials may be sent to Lutheran churches of Dalton Potter and Kimball He was born October 19 1891 at Hooper Nebraska and married Anna Miller February 4 1914 They lived on farms near Dalton and Dix before moving to Kimball in 1966 Surviving are his widow two sons Ernest Sidney and Herbert Dalton two daughters Wilma Harms Kimball and Doris Wilkening Dix one sister Emma Walter Sioux City Iowa seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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John H. Schreinert
Kimball
Dalton
Kimball Hospital
Ludwig Scholl
Paul Reimers
Potter
Dix
Allen Funeral Home
Dalton, Potter and
Kimall
John Henry Schreinert
Hooper
Neb
Anna Miller
Ernest
Sidney
Herbert
Wilma Harms
Doris Wilkening
Emma Walter
Sioux City
Iowa
Three Car Collision East of Big Springs on Highway 30
A Sunday morning three car wreck near Big Springs on Highway 30 involved Patricia Hebert 38 of Muscatine Iowa Glen Holmburg 49 of Fremont Nebraska and Edward Kipen 54 of Chicago Illinois. Patrolman Dan Reece reported about 300 damage to Hebert 350 to Holmburg and 1000 to Kipen with no serious injuries.
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Big Springs
Dan Reece
Nebraska State Patrol
Patricia Hebert
Muscatine
Iowa
Glen Holmburg
Fremont
Neb
Edward Kipen
Chicago
Ill
Kipen
Holmburg
Hebert
Rites Held For Drowning Victims In Nebraska
Services conducted last Thursday for two young women who drowned the prior Sunday in a sand pit near Grand Island. Dianne Ella Berry, 21, worshiped at Dalton Presbyterian Church with Rev. Richard Brown. burial in Dalton Cemetery with pallbearers Gordon L. Carley et al. Elsie Ann Bennett, 20, worshiped at Four Square Church of Sidney with Rev. Paul F. White. burial in Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers Louis Bennett et al.
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Cheyenne County
Grand Island
Dianne Ella Berry
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Richard Brown
Dalton Cemetery
Gordon L. Carley
John H. Wessels
Phillip A. Flohr
Rick Bode
Roger Bibber
Larry Shelley
Elsie Ann Bennett
Four Square Church
Sidney
Paul F. White
Chappell
Greenwood Cemetery
Louis Bennett
Alvin Bennett
Harold Bennett
Edwin Bennett
Clinton Kesselring
Norval Oversdahl
Martin Martin Objects to Gun Control Push
Congressman Dave Martin, writing from Washington D. C., urges enforcing existing laws rather than new gun sale restrictions. He also calls to overturn recent Supreme Court rulings he says favor criminals and hinder law enforcement.
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Washington D. Co
Dave Martin
United States
Supreme Court
Panhandle Weather Forecast Turns Warmer Then Cooler
The Panhandle forecast calls for fair skies this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 80s and a low in the 50s. Rain chances under 5 percent. Five day outlook shows Tuesday through Saturday temperatures 2 to 8 degrees below normal and a cooler trend with showers and possible thunderstorms later in the week with highs 75 to 85 and lows 45 to 55.
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Panhandle
FAA
Lodgepole
Miller Directs Pilot Science Program in Nebraska
W T Miller former Sidney Public Schools science teacher is selected by NCET as studio teacher for a pilot sixth grade science series. He will work in Lincoln with UNL Television staff, producing scripts with Ken Johnson for Nebraska Educational Television Network. The program uses innovative teaching and evaluation aiming to show science in daily life.
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W. T. Miller
Sidney Public Schools
Nebraska Council For Educational Television
Robert Chapman
NCET
Miller
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Television
Sidney
Ken Johnson
Kuon-Tv
Nebraska
National Science Teachers Association
Nebraska State Education Association
National Education Association
Honolulu
Hawaii
Joyce
Tom
Brad
Andy
Former Pastor Rites Set Here
A former Sidney pastor Rev Earl C Mantor 55 Rye Gate Mont died Saturday Obituary notes graveside and Masonic rites at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon in Greenwood Cemetery Rev Ellis Wotan will officiate. The remains will lie in state Wednesday morning at The Craig Holechek Funeral Home.
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Sidney
Earl C. Mantor
Ryegate
Mont
Greenwood Cemetery
Ellis Wotan
Craig-Holechek Funeral Home
Master Angler Awards Honor Bluegill and Walleye Recipients
The Game Commission recognizes bluegill anglers with 13 Master Angler certificates and 12 for walleyes. Among fastest qualifiers is Sidney resident W. J. Vecera, who earned a Master Angler award with a 2 pound 8 ounce white bass from Lake McConaughy.
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Lincoln - Bluegill
Game Commission
May rainfall totals across Nebraska show wide variations
A Lincoln weather bureau survey reports May rainfall above five inches at one point eight miles southwest of Oshkosh totaling 5.39 inches. Several communities including Ainsworth Auburn Blair Fremont Omaha Red Cloud Sidney Syracuse Wahoo and Weeping Water exceeded four inches. Panhandle rainfall surpassed normal at 3.31 inches or 115 percent. Other areas ranged from 41 to 91 percent of normal with varying figures across north central south west and east central regions. Drive carefully.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Weather Bureau
Oshkosh
Ainsworth
Auburn
Blair
Fremont
Omaha
Red Cloud
Sidney
Syracuse
Wahoo
Panhandle
North Central
South Central
Southeast
East Central
Hail Strips Northwest County Farms Causing High Wheat Loss
A severe Sunday storm left up to 80 percent hail damage on wheat in a broad area 12 miles north of Potter with over 6 inches of ground moisture. Ray Slama reports 65 to 80 percent damage on 240 acres. Potter saw 3 inches of moisture and no hail. Damage varied, with Chris Maas farm near Potter suffering one fully ruined field. The FAA Sid ney station logged 6.9 inches moisture. lightning and winds to 44 mph accompanied the hail from 2 to 4:30 am. Weather to stay unsettled with chances of more showers and thunderstorms.
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Lagoon
Legion Park
Sidney
Lodgepole Creek
Park Lake
Potter
Telegraph
Ray Slama
Elmer Nagengast
Dalton
Chris Maas
FAA
Coun
Community leaders push youth aid and meat policy action
Merlyn Carlson elected vice president of the Nebraska Stock Growers Assn in North Platte with Bob Hanna becoming president. The three day meeting urged HR9475 and S1588 meat import laws, updated quotas, and broader inclusion of meat products. Community improvement programs were proposed in Sidney by Chamber Manager Ed Cole.
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Nebraska Stock Growers Assn
North Platte
Merlyn Carlson
Lodgepole
Bob Hanna
Valentine
Nebraska
Educational Lab Session Planned in Park City Utah
Members of the Regional Council for the Rocky Mountain Educational Laboratory will hold a two day meeting in Park City Utah in June 2021. RMEL is a federally funded non profit serving eight states with headquarters in Greeley Colorado. The 41 member council includes educators and laymen from Nebraska listing Henry I Freed Dr Edwin Nelson Chadron Bruce Hagemeister Hemingford Dr LeRoy Ortgiesin Lincoln and Russell Pedersen Sidney.
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The
Rocky Mountain Educational Laboratory
Park City
Utah
RMEL
Greeley
Colorado
Nebraska
Henry I. Freed
Edwin Nelson
Chadron
Bruce Hagemeister
Hemingford
LeRoy Ortgiesin
Lincoln
Russell Pedersen
Sidney
Memorial Hospital unveils new kitchen and east wing
About 1200 visitors attended a public showing of Memorial Hospital's new facilities. Administrator Darold Hendee said the event was a success and the new dietary department and east wing will be in use by midweek. The hospital plans painting and updates to the west and south wings as patient census allows. Brachtenbach Construction Co. built the project at a cost of just over $200,000.
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Memorial Hospital
Darold Hendee
Hendee
Brachtenbach Construction Co
LeRoy Sitz Dies At 78
LeRoy Sitz a 40 year Sidney resident died unexpectedly at his home Sunday noon. Graveside services will be held Tuesday at Greenwood Cemetery with Rev. Ellis Wotan officiating. Arrangements by Craig-Holechek Funeral Home. Born August 20 1889 in Iowa he moved to Sidney 40 years ago and operated Sitz Mills until retirement 14 years ago. Survived by widow Avis and sister Ida Martin of Sutherland Iowa.
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Sidney
LeRoy Sitz
Greenwood Cemetery
Ellis Wotan
The
First Christian Church
Craig-Holechek
Mr. Sitz
Iowa
Sitz Mills
Avis
Ida Martin
Sutherland
Iowa Youth Caught Saturday in Unrelated Incidents
Police report a stolen toolbox missing a socket set from Alver DeWitt of 546 Illinois. An 18 year old Iowa youth was apprehended Saturday night with charges pending. A second person is being sought in a separate incident at Town and Country Market where billboard letters were removed.
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Iowa
Town and Country Market
South 10Th
Alver DeWitt
Ilinois
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Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Jim Quinn
Martin
V. T. Miller
American National Cattlemen’s Association
ANCA
Meat Animal Research Center
Clay Center
Agricultural Weather Service
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Food and Drug Administration
J. Twiehaus
University of Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Cole
Cole
Ivan Liljegren
Planning Commission
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