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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1964

Page

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Miss Fort Sidney Heads to State Pageant in Fairbury

Cheryl Larabee 19, tall and blonde, leaves Tuesday for Fairbury to compete in Miss Nebraska with 36 entrants. She performs a pantomime to I Enjoy Being A Girl, accompanied by her parents and aide Mrs. Paul Husmann. The event runs Wednesday to Sunday with parades, stage appearances, and finals Sunday. Prizes include a $1,000 Pepsi-Cola scholarship, $500 wardrobe, and jewelry, plus an all expense paid Miss America trip.

Toni Banlon Judy Lee Atlantic City N. J Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce

Harvest Here By July 10th

Lincoln area wheat harvest to begin early this week with varied dates by county as dry weather holds. Hastings area to start midweek. North Platte targets July 6 to 10. Alliance and Deuel County plan July 6 to 9. Cheyenne and neighboring counties expect mid July. overall yields about 74 bushels per acre with pockets up to 40. Nearby counties including Red Willow Furnas and surrounding regions report mixed readiness.

Lincoln Alma State Labor Department Division of Employment Hastings McCook Red Willow Furnas North Platte Alliance Ling Deuel Chey‘tue Kinne Khinner Chase Hayes Frontier Gosper Dundy Hitchcock Furnas ‘Ounties Divison Red “Leow Harlanounty Phelps

Storm damages roofs across county from Dalton to Sidney

The June 8 hail storm caused extensive roof damage in Dalton and surrounding areas, with Sidney suffering broken roofs on downtown businesses. Insurance adjustors estimate thousands in claims, with downtown Sidney roofs potentially exceeding two thousand dollars and countywide damage in the million dollar range. The storm traveled about 30 miles northeast, with lighter damage elsewhere. Since then, weather has stayed cool and wet.

Dalton Sidney

Crop yield forecast foresees varied returns

The report estimates in the North Platte area yield ranges from 20 to 25 bushels per acre while Hastings area foresees a near normal yield of 17 to 20 bushels per acre. The division notes ty is good and should provide fairly high yields.

North Platte Hastings

Good Prices Reported At Cattle Sale

A stronger cattle market showed in Sidney at the Livestock Sales Pavilion. Saturday's sale included 116 Colorado steers averaging 747 pounds at 20.69 with top quotes to 21, plus two loads at 20.85 and 20.50. Manager Dave Truss said eastern feeders are bidding strongly and next Saturday should see good supply of feeder and stocker steers and heifers.

Sidney Colorado Dave Truss Mr. Truss

Explosion Wrecks McHenry Home After Gas Leak

Investigation continues into the fatal gas buildup that caused a Friday afternoon explosion at 2415 San Marino Road. Eyewitnesses described windows shattering, walls cracking, and furniture catching fire as responders fought fires and secured debris while neighbors recounted hissing sounds and lingering gas odor reports. The McHenry family is staying with a neighbor.

John L. McHenry San Marino Telegraph San Marino Road McHenry Jim Paxton Spector Paxton Mel Adams Frances Bilby Walter Bruenger McHenry House Cheryl

Services Today For Mrs Portrey

Last rites were given for 84 year old Agnes Portrey who died Thursday at Memorial Hospital. A Solemn Requiem Mass was held at St Patrick's Church with her son Rt Rev Msgr Lawrence A Portrey of Lexington as celebrant. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery under Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. Pallbearers were John Egging Tom Patrowsky David Hruska James Beyer and Raymond Beyer.

Agnes Portrey Memorial Hospital St. Patrick’s Church David Hruska James Beyer Raymond Beyer

Partly cloudy weather with storms and mild temperatures

Partly cloudy conditions continue this afternoon tonight and tomorrow with a few thunder storms this afternoon. Low temperatures expected near 40 to 50 degrees and highs tomorrow near 65 to 75 degrees.

Farmers Can Pool Efforts On Conservation Problems

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee county chairman Louis Nienhuser urges farmers to discuss conservation needs. Cost-share ACP aid often enables group projects beyond single farms, since funds are limited and priority goes to the most needed work, especially soil erosion problems.

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Louis Nienhuser

Ovid Wins Fire Test At Chappell

Ovid Colorado volunteers captured their second straight Interstate Volunteer Fireman's Association title at Chap pell. Chappell took second and Gurley third as Ovid won ladder climb 24.5 seconds 50 foot coupling 7.2 seconds and dressing event 12.0 seconds in a three team runoff with Gurley and Dalton. Dalton won the cellar event 24.4 seconds while Gurley led the razzle dazzle event with 27.1 seconds.

Ovid Colo Gurley Dalton Chappell Sedgewick Ovid and Ax-Man

Soaking Rains Boost Crops and Hail-Free Thunderstorms

Soaking rains covered Nebraska and surrounding states lifting the crop outlook. Up to 1.35 inches fell in the southern Panhandle, with Potter hit by lightning that knocked out REA power for hours. Wheat filling well, pastures revived, though experts warn moisture alone may not lift 1964 prospects to average. Local reports show widespread soaking, varying amounts by community, and forecasts call for continued mild temperatures and more showers through midweek.

Nebraska Panhandle Potter Rea Cheyenne Ivan Liljegren Chappell Glenn Taylor Sidney Cheyenne County Lodgepole Henry Jenik Lorenzo Chester Phelps Farmers Elevator Earl Lessig Gurley Leonard Beyer Sioux Army Depot Don Dey Ermand Dalton Federal Aviation Agency Scottsbluff Weather Bureau Kansas South Dakota

ASC Relief Set On Hailed Wheat

A telegram to Raymond L. Davis Nebraska ASC State Committee authorizes county committees to grant relief to farmers whose wheat is destroyed by hail before harvest. Farmers may use hailed destroyed acreage to meet conserving base or diverted acreage and should contact their county ASCS office promptly.

Raymond L. Davis Nebraska ASC ASCS

Water fight tests teams at tar get target line

Sidney and Lodgepole competed in a water fight to push a tar get along a line between them. Neither team proved superior as both directed water streams toward the opposing side rather than the target.

Sidney Lodgepole

Colwell Praises National Meat Research Center

Alliance Nebraska Saturday Colwell praised the establishment of the National Meat Animal Research Center at Clay Center as a recognition of the University of Nebraska's talents and resources. He credited Dean Elvin Frolik Dr. Robert Cook Dr. Herbert Kramer and staffs at the Age College Chancellor Clifford Hardin and the University Board of Regents and Governor Morrison for fostering cooperation to make the project a reality.

Clay Center Nebraska University of Nebraska William E. Colwell Congress Colwell College of Agriculture and Home Economics Elvin Frolik Robert Cook Herbert Kramer Age College Clifford Hardin University Board of Regents Morrison

Wamsleys Plan Norton Motel Opening July 1

Lawrence E. Wamsley announces the Townsmen Motel on Route 36 Norton Kansas will open July 1 with 42 rooms. The Wamsleys will assume active management and have sold Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel to L. H. Russell Inc. of Omaha.

Wamsleys Norton, Kan Norton Kan Lawrence E. Wamsley Sley Wamsley Sidney Lawrence Wamsley Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel L. H. Russell Inc Omaha Ogallala Russell

Colwell Praises Beef Research Efforts and Local Oil Activity

Colwell commends George Woolsey and Roy M King of the Clay County News for dedication to the project. He notes the transfer of beef research from Ft. Robinson creates challenges for range cattlemen needing study under range conditions. Sinclair Oil announces No 1 Quindt well in Scotts Bluff County to offset a new discovery, while Cheyenne County reports plugging No 1 Olsen and No 1 Miller wells over the weekend.

Colwell George Woolsey Clay County Roy M.king Clay County News Ft. Robinson Sinclair Oil Co Scotts Bluff County Sinclair Cheyenne County Olsen

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Fairbury Cheryl Larabee South Sidney Mrs. Portrey Dalton Man Charles van de Voorde Mr. and Mrs Dennis Wam
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