Weekend in the Rockies promotion starts with store registrations
Twenty two Sidney businesses sponsor a ten week weekend trip sweepstakes. Participants register at local shops for week No 1 ending Friday June 25. winners are drawn and announced in The Sidney Telegraph with coverage. Up to five family members may travel, all expenses paid. transportation is the only cost. Registrations must be renewed weekly. no purchase required.
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Rockies
Sidney Telegraph
Rocky Mountain
Horrock Radio-Tv
The
Foland Farm Machinery Co
Sidney ‘66’ Oil Co
Ben Franklin
Thomas Lumber Co
Farmers Co-Op Gas and Oil Co
Sears
Model Cleaners
North Side
Triangle Sheet Metal and Plumbing Co
J. C. Penney Co
Sidney Office Supply Co
Gibson Ford-Mercury
Moore’s Glass and Paint Co
Sidney National Bank
Lee
Hardy-Clark Furniture Co
Snyder’s Men’s Clothing
Farmers Seed and Feed Co
Goodyear Service
Dix Bible Church Names Karl Gettmann Pastor
The Rev. Karl Gettmann a former Harrisburg minister now from Silverton Ore arrives as Dix Bible Church first fulltime pastor succeeding Rev. Charles Bonds. The Gettmanns have spent 12 years as missionaries with New Tribes Mission in Venezuela Panama and other regions while training new missionaries.
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DIX
Harrisburg
Dorothy
Venezuela
Panama
Dix Bible Church
Karl Gettman
Silverton
Ore
Charles Bonds
New Tribes Mission
Woodworth
Wis
New Tribes
Agate Development Work Will Be Slow
The Agate Fossil Beds project will advance slowly as funds await congressional appropriation. President Johnson signed a bill authorizing 301,150 for 3,150 acres and 1,842,000 for developments, with no funds yet appropriated. No fossils are visible now at Carnegie and University Hills. the beds lie under sediment.
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Harrison
Agate Fossil Beds National Monument
Nebraska
National Park Service
Johnson
Congress
Carnegie
University Hills
Midwest
Lemual A. Garrison
Park Service
Agate
Kimball Ag Agent Quitting Sept 1
Kimball Nebraska Don Frerichs resigns as County Extension Agent for Kimball and Banner counties. He leaves September 1 to intern with the Kellogg Foundation at Lincoln and will work part time at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education while pursuing a doctorate in adult education. He will coordinate programs and study half the time. Frerichs previously served as FFA advisor and vocational agriculture instructor at Kimball County High School until last year.
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Kimball
Don Frerichs
Banner
Kellogg Foundation
Lincoln
Frerichs
Extension Service
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Kellogg Center
FFA
Kimball County High School
Garden County Fair Plans Take Shape at Lewellen
Garden County Fair sets August 27 to 29 at Lewellen with improvements including a new steel exhibit hall 25 by 32 feet and removal of the old grandstand. Exhibits led by Mrs. Rudy Tilgner and Harry Kuska. A 4 H sale planned Sunday. Shorter Greater Shows carnival on all three days. free barbecue Sunday. Ed Sullivan All Star group. Hank Thompson and group Saturday night with a dance. Friday entry day features an amateur rodeo and a Kearney Boys Training School troupe with eight to ten Indians in costume and a 45 minute performance plus a bongo group.
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Lewellen
Rudy Tilgner
Harry Kuska
Ed Sullivan
Hank Thompson
Kearney
Gering School Adopts Record Budget for 1965-66
Gering's 1965-66 budget totals 792,3770, a 99,000 rise from 1964-65. The increase adds four to five mills to local school taxes, about 15 dollars per 10,000 valuation in the district. The four-mill levy for the new high school is killed. the tax shifts to the general school levy to fund the budget.
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Gering
Gering Board of Education
WMUCC Session At Ft. Rob On July 15
The Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce will hold its bi monthly meeting at Fort Robinson near Crawford on July 15. Directors gather at 2 p.m. at the Lodge, followed by a Chuck Wagon Feed and hayride. Hay racks depart at 5 p.m. with a guitar player for a sing along. A cocktail hour, western steak dinner, campfire songs, and dancing cap the evening. Fee is 4.85 dollars per person covering hayride entertainment social hour meal and dancing. Reservations due to Dr Vernon C Rockey in Crawford by July 6.
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Fort Robinson
Western Nebraska
Vernon C. Rockey
Crawford
Fort Robinson To Reactivate Association Meeting Planned
Public spirited citizens will meet at the Lodge on Monday June 28 at 7 pm to reactivate the Fort Robinson Association. Delegations are expected from Agate Chadron Crawford Alliance Hemingford Scottsbluff Harrison and Lusk Wye with others invited. The group aims to promote the old frontier U S Cavalry post as a historical and recreational asset and form a statewide organization similar to the Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Association which helped obtain authorization for a $2 million monument.
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Fort Robinson
Fort Robinson Association
Agate
Chadron
Crawford
Alliance
Hemingford
Scottsbluff
Harrison
Lusk
Wye
Old Frontier
U. S. Cavalry Post
Agate Fossil Beds National Monument
California visitor recalls South Sund links in Nepal era
South Sund News reports George Hockerson of Larks pur California recently visited friends in the neighborhood. The Hockersons had lived here before moving west. Local residents attended gatherings with the Houser and Dick families in Crook and Crook area guests enjoyed various visits. A golf tournament drew many women at the local course as the region plans to form an area group June 28 to assist public agencies. Merle Schauf and daughter traveled from Wichita due to floods, returning earlier than planned. Emma Kohlschmidt heard from Cedar Creek and Missouri relatives floods not yet reached.
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George Hockerson
Larkspur
Calif
Hockerson’s
California
Loyd Brauer
Sidney
Ted Houser
Russell George
Bill Dick
Crook
Don Lukens
Emma Kohlschmidt
Ernest Clark
Cedar Creek
Kimball Rest Home Plans Progressing
Kimball Man or, Inc. has received preliminary loan approval from the Federal Housing Administration in Omaha for construction of a rest home. The approval covers site, applicant, loan amount, and the Kimball area as a needed project. Final approval awaits a review meeting with architect Lloyd Clark to discuss plans and any needed changes.
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Kimball
Kimball Manor, Inc
Federal Housing Administration Office
Omaha
Bill Batterton
Batterton
FHA
Lloyd Clark
Kimball Manor
Arabian Trials Set for Tuesday at Rush Creek Ranch
Arabian Ranch Trails north division of Rush Creek Land and Livestock hosts three day Arabian Trials starting Tuesday. Entries include five pure breds and six half Arabs from New Mexico Texas South Dakota Canada and Nebraska. Rush Creek personnel Bill Sears Jim Alworth Walt Queen and Tom Wells are among entrants.
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Lisco
Rush Creek Land & Livestock
New Mexico
Texas
South Dakota
Canada
Nebraska
Rush Creek
Bill Sears
Jim Alworth
Walt Queen
Tom Wells
UN pace Across Fragment Puzzle
Fragment clues list items across and down with definitions. Answers include common words matching each clue such as clothed bearlike animal delay or delay and others fitting the given hints.
Crossword Clue Puzzle Answers List
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Menagerie
Stout
County Court fines and charges across three cases
Troy Ayres faces obtaining accommodations under false pretenses with fines and sheriff custody. Jesse Gay cited under the Nebraska Motor Vehicle Fuels Act with costs. Daniel A. Virgil of Sidney charged with driving under the influence two offenses with bond posted and case continued for attorney appointment. William Cole of San Jose California fined for speeding.
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Troy Ayres
Jesse Gay
Daniel A. Virgil
Sidney
William Cole
San Jose
Calif
Arapahoe Glacier’s Size Noted Near Boulder Colorado
In Nederland Colorado the Arapahoe Glacier high in the mountains west of Boulder is described as two percent miles above sea level and measures about a mile long by a mile wide.
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Nederland, Colo
Arapahoe
Boulder
No Injuries In Friday Accident Confirmed
An early Friday morning accident one half mile east of Sidney caused 400 damage to a car and 5 damage to a fence. Clarence C Bills 56 of Sidney was eastbound when he cut back into his lane after passing a car and could not slow for a vehicle ahead. He lost control, veered into a barrow pit, rolled over and damaged a fence owned by David Truss. Bills was not injured.
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Sidney
Clarence C
Bills
South Barrow Pit
David Truss
Ruins Rise From Jungles of Angkor in Cambodia
Amid dense jungle 150 miles northwest of Phnom Penh, the ancient Khmer capital Angkor emerges as towering ruins and a reminder of Cambodia’s historical grandeur.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Angkor
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South Sund News
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Harmo
ICI
Sydney
Gleaner
Massey Harris
Massey-Harris
Oliver
Midwest Equipment Co
Big Lot
Forrest
Sratt & Lamler
Pratt & Lambert
Jackson
Cuome
Glacier
Colorado
U. S
Meade
Foland Implement CO
Sidney, Nebraska
Meade Mfg., Inc., Meade
Goodyear
Goodzyear
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