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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1969

Page

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I-80 Timetable And Cheyenne County Costs Revealed

The State Engineer's office releases I-80 design and timetable for Cheyenne County via Sidney Telegraph. Major contracts run 1970 1972 1973 1974 with two interchanges funded 90 percent by federal sources. Costs show car ownership in Cheyenne County at 8,355,000 yearly with local gas stations earning 2,156,000 last year.

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Three Day Event Planned For Union Pacific Visit

Sidney retailers will join a three day merchandising event next month as Union Pacific marks a Centennial train display townwide. The train will be in Sidney on Friday July 18 with a parade ceremonies by UP officials and a downtown street dance. Local groups including Old Timers and junior association may assist. the aim is to draw several hundred visitors three weeks before county fair and rodeo.

Sidney Unton Pacific Chamber of Commerce Union Pacific Old Timers Group Junior Association

Weather outlook for Panhandle: clouds showers and cooler temps

Mostly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with light drizzle in the southern Panhandle. Chance of a few rain showers this afternoon and evening. Saturday partly cloudy with a few afternoon showers. Highs near 60 this afternoon, near 70 Saturday. Rain chances 20 percent today, 10 percent tonight and Saturday. Five-day outlook shows temperatures 3 to 7 degrees below normal with frequent changes and showers and thunderstorms, highs around 80 and lows in the 50s.

Panhandle

Clark Named To Rules Committee

The resignation of State Senator Elvin Adamson to take a federal post caused committee reshuffles. Senator Robert L. Clark rose into a seat on the influential rules committee, thwarting his bid for the budget panel as a freshman senator.

Clark Elvin Adamson Sen Robert L. Clark

New Employee at Sidney Employment Office

Al Bruns joins the Sidney employment office staff replacing retiree Miss Pourret Holt. A lifelong Cheyenne County resident, he comes from seven years with Arlo Jones Agent and is married to Darlene with two children Deanna and Dan. The telegraph photo note accompanies the update.

Sidney al Bruns Bruns Cheyenne County Arlo Jones Darlene Deanna Dan Ore O Employment Service Pourret Holt Muse Telegraph

Nebraska University reports higher April retail sales in 1969

The June issue of Business in Nebraska says Nebraska retailers rose 10.2 percent in April from a year earlier, with 27 of 32 reporting areas up. Sidney led gains at 12 percent over April 1968 and 7.4 percent over March. Norfolk posted the largest quarterly rise at 15.4, while Nebraska City fell 3.9. Overall state index up 6.6, driven by construction and manufacturing gains. U.S. activity rose 5.9 percent in March–April.

Lincoln Nebraska Business University of Nebraska College of Business Administration Bureau of Business Research Sidney North United States Norfolk Kearney Chadron McCook North Platte Nebraska City South Sioux City Beatrice Omaha Fremont Falls City Fairbury Holdrege Hastings Broken Bow Alliance York -17 Scottsbluff

U P Can't Drop Trains Between Omaha and Los Angeles

The Interstate Commerce Commission orders Union Pacific to keep trains 5 and 6 running to Oct 30 or until hearings are held. The two-car local service operates with one locomotive and two coaches. UP President Bailey says the trains cost UP about $2 million annually.

Interstate Commerce Commission Union Pacific Railroad Omaha Los Angeles U.P Washington, D.C ICC

Local Firemen To Host Area Tourney Sunday

The Interstate Fire Association Tournament will be held in Sidney this Sunday June 22 starting at 9 am. The meet hosted by the Sidney team will be at the corner of 11th and Newton most of the day.

Interstate Fire Association Sidney 11Th Newton Ray Bayne Dean Bayne Mike Hartzler Tim Jensen Dan Frerichs Phil Frerichs Jeff Sampson Ed Mitchell Nebraska Colorado

Auto Directory Books To Go On Sale This Week

The 1969 automobile license directories go on sale Saturday with Boy Scouts selling in all Cheyenne County towns except Dalton where the band will handle sales. Books cost $1 and earn 25 cents for each book sold in the first week. Sales then move to The Telegraph Printing Co. in Sidney. Troop 89 is directed by Paul Roberts in Sidney, Cub Scout Pack 105 in Potter by Mrs. Homer Fry, Dalton sale directed by Ed Schinzel and Randy Linton, and Troop 93 at Lodgepole directed by Harold Kreider and Gerald Neill.

Cheyenne County Dalton Telegraph Printing Co Sidney Boy Scouts Dalton Band Troop 89 Paul Roberts Cub Scout Potter Homer Fry Ed Schinzel Randy Linton Lodgepole Harold Kreider Gerald Neill

Stickney's Inc President Dies in Colorado

Max W. Polland 58, longtime Stickney's Inc. official and Sterling businessman, died Wednesday at Logan County Hospital after a short illness. Aboard since 1928, Polland rose from clerk to president in 1954, leading 11 stores across Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and Kansas.

Sterling, Colo Max W. Polland Stickney’s Inc Logan County Hospital Sterling Polland Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Kan- SaSv

Faulty Tires Stolen From Goodyear Service Store

Four 8x70x14 tires were stolen Tuesday night from the Goodyear Service Store in Sidney. Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh said the thief may have gained less than they bargained for. The tires, intended for adjustments, had been placed in a locker outside the plant to be sent back to the manufacturer.

Goodyear Service Sidney Cheyenne County Kermit Brumbaugh Goodyear

Hail Suppression Topic At June 25 Meeting Of Farmers

Cheyenne County farmers are invited to a special meeting June 25 at 8 p m at the Sidney Country Club to review a hail suppression program proposed by Cloud Modification Service of Minot North Dakota Maurice D Birkholtz president will discuss the plan which uses silver iodide seeding to reduce hail and possibly boost rainfall a plane would be on call at Sidney airport to seed storms if attendees approve the concept the meeting aims to gauge interest and no purchase pressure will be applied local supporters include Lowry Lindell Merle Bobo Bob Rauner Bob Buecker Phil Curtiss Doug Boyd and E K Yanney with the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce City of Sidney and County Commissioners involved

Cheyenne County Sidney Country Club Maurice D. Birkholtz Cloud Modification Service, Inc Minot N. D North Dakota Sidney Lowry Lindell Merle Bobo Bob Rauner Bob Buecker Phil Curtiss Doug Boyd E. K. Yanney Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce City of

Hybrid seed production studied at Nebraska field day

At the University of Nebraska High Plains Agricultural Laboratory near Sidney field plantings explored hybrid wheat seed production potential. Wheat breeder Dr. John Schmidt described two drill configurations and cross pollination trials across seven locations to assess yield differences and viability for future contract seed production.

University of Nebraska High Plains Agricultural Laboratory Sidney John Schmidt University Nebraska Schmidt Sidney, Mead Genoa Lincoln Alliance North Platte Clay Center Turkey

Grass fire near 18th and Forrest sparked on railroad right of way

Sidney Volunteer Fire Department was called Wednesday at 1 55 p m to extinguish a grass fire near the Union Pacific Railroad right of way at 18th and Forrest. Cause not determined.

Sidney 18Th Forrest Union Pacific

Wheat Protein Loss Studied At Ag Station Near Sidney

University of Nebraska researchers described at the High Plains Agricultural Laboratory near Sidney studies on why wheat protein in the Panhandle has fallen and how to reverse it. The program tests nitrogen forms, moisture efficient crops like proso millet and sorghum, rotation, fallow, and fungicide use to improve yields and moisture use.

University of Nebraska High Plains Agricultural Laboratory Sidney Agricultural Laboratory High Plains Nebraska Louis Daigger Atension Agronomist Scotts Bluff Panhandle Daigger James Weitzel High Plains Laboratory Weitzel Uganda Africa Miller Lionel Harris C.R. Fenster Eric Kerr Kerr Gail Wicks North Platte Arthur Hagen Joe Range Extension Forester Fromins Coln

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