Egging Attends National Farm Safety Conference
The Egging Co. vice-president John Egging participated in the National Institute of Farm Safety conference in Lincoln last week. About 100 representatives from the United States, Great Britain and Canada attended to discuss farm safety problems and current legislation.
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John Egging
Egging Co
Gurley
National Institute of Farm Safety
NIFS
Lincoln
United States
Great Britain
Canada
The
Mr. Egging
Rollin Schnieder
University of Nebraska
F.R. Willsey
Kearney
Extensive Research On Display At Ag Station Tour
A field day at the High Plains Agricultural Laboratory near Sidney showcases crop research with new wheat varieties, fertilizer trials, soil fertility for dryland crops, and weed control. Speakers include Dr Virgil Johnson and Dr Gary Peterson as well as extension and university staff. The event starts at 1 pm from the headquarters and includes a truck tour of plots with questions welcomed.
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High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Sidney
Huntsman
US 385
Ken Sakurada
Cheyenne County
Lionel Harris
Scotts Bluff
John Weshing
Panhandle
Gary Peterson
University of Nebraska
Donald Sander
Laren Robison
Gail Wicks
North Platte Station
Sweet Revenge Motives Tom Allan In Golf Invitational
Omaha World Herald roving reporter Tom Allan accepts a guest invitation to Sidney Country Club for a two day invitational on June 26-27. He aims to beat Sen Robert Clark in a friendly contest over a Knolls Lincoln course past 3 par, with 25 to 30 twosomes expected and handicaps used to score.
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Tom Allan
Omaha World Herald
Sidney
Omaha
Knolls
Lincoln
Hillside
Carl Faddis
Bond Goal For Six Months Is Passed In May
May sales of U S Savings Bonds in Cheyenne county totaled 39384 dollars, lifting five month total to 168282 dollars. HG Spearow, volunteer county chairman, said county reached 521 percent of 1971 quota, versus 513 percent state. Nebraska May sales 4171604 dollars, up 26 percent or 850177 over year ago. five month sales 22295280 dollars, up about four million from last year.
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U.S Savings
Cheyenne
HG Spearow
Volunteer
Nebraska
Pipe Line Survey Under Way For 83 Miles Of Pipe
The Kansas Nebraska Gas Co project in Sidney aims to lay 83 miles of 16 inch pipe between Bridgeport and Big Springs over three months. McCathern Inc of Pampa Texas conducts surveys while housing for workers remains scarce and local families seek furnished accommodations. Francis Hiner of the employment office collects worker names as housing options are listed with the Chamber of Commerce. Prior work included 38 miles laid near Torrington Wyoming.
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McCathern, Inc
Pampa
Texas
Aaron Harmon
Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co
Sidney
Harmon
Francis Hiner
Kansas-Nebraska
Bridgeport
Big Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Torrington
Wyo
CAA Board Voting Set for Cheyenne County Candidates
Four Sidney residents, Mary Pringle Louise Norwood LeRoy Dicksinson and Donald Green, are nominated for the Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency board. Elections Friday June 25 from 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm at East Ward School and Sioux Villa Head Start Center. Mrs Sally Dittmar leads Cheyenne County elections with potential extra candidates.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency
John Wilmerding
Gering
Mary Pringle
Louise Norwood
LeRoy Dicksinson
Donald Green
Sidney
East Ward
Sioux Villa
Sally Dittmar
Wilmerding
CAA
Car crashes into Sidney home injures resident
A 1958 Ford pickup driven by Gary Yarborough and a 1967 Plymouth driven by Paul Ringleman crashed on 13th Avenue at 6 09 p m causing the Plymouth to strike the Bartling residence at 136 Elm. Mrs Bartling suffered cuts and bruises and was hospitalized. Both drivers were cited for reckless driving.
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W. A. Bartling
Nighttime dining shortage hits Sidney railroad crews
Union Pacific crews from Cheyenne and North Platte spend time in Sidney and rely on downtown 24 hour service. With no local restaurant open at night, crews face uncertain call times, risking loss of business to Sidney. They also rent rooms and buy supplies, affecting many town merchants.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
North Platte
Sidney
Town
Bones Found on Harrisburg Ranch Moved to State Museum
Workers unearthed large jawbones and teeth at the Charles J. Anderson ranch four miles southwest of Harrisburg while building a dam. The bones are being transported to the State Museum in Lincoln for examination and study.
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Harrisburg
Charles J. Anderson
State Museum
Lincoln
Two Horses Killed When Hit By Car
Early Monday two horses were killed on Highway 385 six tenths of a mile south of Dalton. Louis D. Jurgens 17 Gurley drove a 1965 Chevrolet that struck the animals while they stood in the roadway. Jurgens wore a seat belt and was uninjured. His car sustained about 600 dollars damage. The horses’ owner had not been located.
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Highway 385
Dalton
Jack Robinson
Louis D. Jurgens
Gurley
Jurgens
Rattlesnake Bite Sends Boy to Kimball Hospital
A 9-year-old Bushnell boy was bitten by a rattlesnake while playing baseball. He received treatment at Kimball hospital and was reported in satisfactory condition after the snake was found and killed.
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Kimball
Bushnell
Kimball Hospital
Harlan Quader
Gus Kragel Funeral To Be Tuesday
Funeral services for Gustav Martin Kragel 62 drown victim will be at Trinity Lutheran Dalton at 2 pm Tuesday. Rev. Vander Stoep and Rev. Semper will officiate. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Sid ney. Gehrig and Son in charge. Memorials to American Cancer Society. He was born April 10 1909 Mapleton Iowa and died near Lisco. He lived in Sidney Dalton and worked a body shop and mail carrier. Surviving: widow two daughters seven grandchildren one son seven siblings.
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Dalton
Gustav Martin
Gus) Kragel
Lisco
Trinity Lutheran Church
Panhandle Forecast Shows Warm, Fair Weather Through Tuesday
Forecast calls for generally fair and warm conditions through Tuesday with isolated late day and evening showers and thunderstorms. Highs 85 to 95, lows 55 to 65, and only a 10 percent precipitation chance through Tuesday. Extended outlook shows Wednesday to Friday partly cloudy and warm with a continued chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms.
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Panhandle
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