No Wheat Surplus Expected Despite 1967 Harvest Outlook
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn president Raymond L. Davis says 1967 crops will not create a surplus. June 1 estimates show winter wheat about 17 percent above last year and 28 percent above average, spring wheat up 23 percent. Davis notes domestic and export use should match total production, preventing price drops, and urges price-support loans to manage market supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Davis
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
ASC
Davis
Phoenician Silk Unearthed Near Sabratha Cemetery
Libyan archaeologists uncover a 3rd or 4th century B C Phoenician cemetery near Sabratha Melita district. Wooden coffins pottery and silk fragments link Libya to Phoenician trade network and Carthage era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Libya
Sabratha
Mediterranean
Lebanon
Sidon
Phoenicia
Carthage
North Africa
Melita
Notice of Foreclosure Sale and Guardian's Sale in Cheyenne County
Public notices announce a foreclosure sale in Sidney Nebraska by order of the Cheyenne County District Court with Federal National Mortgage Association as plaintiff and Bill A Roberts and Jo Ann Roberts defendants. A separate guardian sale by Ronald L. Howerter will auction with 20 percent cash at sale. Also final report and hearing in Estate No 3419 of Edward M. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Spindler Henkle
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Federal National Mortgage Association
Bill A
Jo Ann Roberts
Court House
Sidney
Sky Manor
Edward M. Nelson
State of
Sydney G. Finch County
Martin, Davis, Mattoon
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Public auction to satisfy foreclosure on land in Sidney Nebraska to Providence Institution for Savings. Property includes Lot Eight and 12 feet of Lot Seven, Block Eight Clarksons Second Addition. Sale July 14, 1967 at courthouse front door. Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh. Almon B. Strowger credited as pioneer of dial telephone in 1889. Vintage telephones collection at Harold Warp Pioneer Village in Minden Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Providence Institution For Savings
Carl A, Motes
Ruby E. Motes
Sidney
Clarkson
Kansas City
Almon B. Strowger
Harold Warp
Minden
Protest on REA Express agency closures set for July hearing
The REA Express closure plan for Bushnell Dix and Potter agencies is protested and the State Railway Commission will hold a hearing at Kimball courthouse on Tuesday July 18 at 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REA Express
Bushnell, Dix and
Potter
State Railway Commission
Kimball
Wesleyan Puts Official Tab on Chaffee's Post
Nebraska Wesleyan University announces Harold Chaffee of Sidney as an instructor in physical education with duties in the varsity athletic program. The 17 year high school coach will coach defensive varsity football and replaces Don Ewin who resigned earlier this month. He is a Colorado State graduate with past posts in Holyoke Conad and Sidney and has four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Harold Chaffee
Sidney
Chaffee
Kearney High School
Nebraska Wesleyan
Colorado State University
Holyoke
Colo
Conad
Don Ewin
Gurley Wins Interstate Volunteer Fireman's Tournament
Gurley Volunteer Fire Department claimed first in the interstate event with the top overall times from five events. Ovid Colorado placed second and Julesburg third among nine towns. Potter hosted the competition with teams from Sidney, Lodgepole, Dix, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Dix
Sidney
Gurley
Potter
Chappell
Ovid
Dalton
Julesburg
Walleye Master Angler Awards Highlight Lake Catches
Nineteen walleye master angler applications flood in from across Nebraska with combined weights exceeding 170 pounds. Recipients include Harold Ensley and Elmer Graff at Lake McConaughy, Donald Cross at Lake McConaughy, and many others on Lake Maloney Swanson Reservoir and nearby waters. Additional top catches include white bass bluegill rainbow trout channel catfish largemouth bass flathead catfish and perch from lakes and refuges across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
The
Game Commission
Harold Ensley
Kansas City
Lake McConaughy
Elmer Graff
Dalton
Don
Mark Nelson
Jeff Jensen
Ogallala
Duane E. Zessin
Royal
Grove Lake
Frieda Trute
Gering
Bob C. Jensen
Paul Magnuson
Grand Island
T. R. Miller
Brewster
Blaine County
Harold Dean
Bridgeport
Morrill County
Richard Hitchcock
Omaha
DeSoto Bend
Seeley Baker
Lemoyne
Big Game Permit Demand Is Brisk
Lincoln reports antelope units for the 1967 firearm season closed after the June 15 opening and 24 400 deer permits issued. All nine antelope units filled instantly. five firearm deer units also closed. Archery antelope and deer permits are unlimited. Early postmarks determine permits. hunters urged to apply quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Game Commission
Elkhorn
Wahoo
Blue
Nemaha
DeSoto Bend
Oxen Aided Early Westward Pioneers At Harold Warp Village
The ox once deemed useless helped settlers push Westward by carrying burdens and pulling wagons across rough terrain. They plowed fields and later fed families, while Indians pursued faster mounts. Remnants of ox yokes carts and wagons are displayed at Harold Warp Pioneer Village in Minden Nebraska.
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Harold Warp
Minden
Nebraska
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Kermit Brumbaugh
Guardian
Ronald L. Howerter
Thomas B. Howerter
Elizabeth S. Howerter
John H. Kuns
Morrow
Clinton & McNish Attorneys
Ve Rcs
Telegraph
Sidney Federal
Iminela - Sidn
Clinton & McNish
Wesleyan
Nebraska High School Coaches Association
Kiwanis
Boy Scouts
Baker’s
Ford
Plymouth
Corner
18Th & Illinois
Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee
Buich
Olds
Pontiac
Chrysler
Mercury
BIG Move Sale
Jackson
Illinois
Kem
Kem-Glo
Ald D. Cross
Lexington
Albert N. Gregerson
North Platte
Lake Maloney
Carl S. Blum
Menlo
Kan
Buck Kraus
Sargent
George H. Fisher
Sue Horn
Palisade
Swanson Reservoir
Lawrence Powers
Harry Moran
Fred E. Wright
Henry G. Juker
A. F
Duerr
R. S. Keep
Barney O
Hosford
Lake Ma
NSRA
Morrill Co. Fairground
NCRA
NSPA
Stan Christensen
Rodee Sec
Nebr
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