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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1958

Page

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Huge Wheat Harvest To Start Mid July In County

Government crop observers forecast a record winter wheat harvest in Nebraska with the first week of July as the start. Don Rapp of the ASC notes Cheyenne County crops are sturdy despite hail and rain. Nationwide rainfall since April 1 shows above average in many regions, with diverse figures by district.

Nebraska Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics Don’ Rapp ASC Cheyenne County Northwest North Central Central East Central Southwest South Central Southeast

Chappell Man Named Head Of Grain Group

Duane Foote a vocational agriculture teacher at Chappell has been named executive secretary of the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association and to the University of Nebraska Extension grain marketing specialist post, effective July 1. He succeeds Don Lehr who resigned. Foote holds bachelor and master degrees from the University of Nebraska, is Albion High School graduate, married with four children, and serves as president of the Nebraska Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association.

Chappell High School Nebraska Grain Improvement Association EOS He-is -Warren Duane Foote Vo‘cational Chappell Don Lehr Grain West ‘Central Cooperative Grain Company Foote Association University of Nebraska Extension University of Nebraska Albion High School

Fourteen 4-H Clubs Elect Cheyenne County Junior Fair Board

At the Cheyenne County Courthouse District Courtroom fifteen 4-H clubs elected a six member junior fair board for a three year term. Elected were Gary Policky June McMillen Ken McMillen Harold Irwin Pat Sullivan and Connie Hruska. The board oversees 4-H entries and activities at the county fair with nominations from the floor. Ivan Liljegren acted as temporary chairman. An organizational meeting and officer selection is planned for July 1 at the city auditorium.

Cheyenne County Junior Fair Board Ivan Liljegren Gary Policky June McMillen Ken McMillen Harold Irwin Pat Sullivan Dalton Connie Hruska Sidney Althe

Backers Sell Kimball Floral Haven Flower Shop

Mr and Mrs Jesse Backemeyer operators of House of Flowers in Sidney announce the sale of the Floral Haven Flower Shop at Kimball They opened the Kimball business about two and a half years ago running both stores New owners are Mr and Mrs Clyde Moss currently attending floral design school in Denver Mr Backemeyer will help with the transition temporarily.

Jesse Backemeyer House of Flowers Sidney Floral Haven Kimball Backemeyers Clyde Moss Denver Backemeyer

Ma- Ru-Ju Mobil Station Opens at 1745 Illinois

The newly opened Ma- Ru-Ju Mobil station at 1745 Illinois has been mislisted as 1945 Illinois in Wednesday's issue. The grand opening event is now in progress.

Illinois Ilinois

Roy Diederich 69 Dies. Services Pending

Roy E. Diederich aged 69 died yesterday afternoon at Veterans Hospital in Cheyenne Wyoming where he had been a patient for nearly a year. He was among the first workers at Sioux Ordnance Depot as a truck driver from 1941 until 1950 when his health failed. Services are pending with Gehrig and Son Funeral Home in charge. Memorials are designated to Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital and the Cancer Fund. He was born August 31 1889 in Saline Kansas and moved to Bloomington Nebraska as a child before enlisting in World War I. He married Nellie Kruse on November 7 1940 at Harrisburg. Survivors include his wife one daughter Joe Jack Jerald all at home four stepchildren Nels Kruse Dale Kruse Mrs Arlin Schilz and Mrs E R Sikes l1 grandchildren and a sister Mrs James Williams.

Roy E. Diederich Veterans Hospital Cheyenne Wyo Sioux Ordnance Depot Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Cancer Fund Mr. Diederich Saline Kan Joseph Henrietta Sheets Diederich Bloomington Neb U. S. Army Germany Burlington Railroad Veteran's Camp Scottsbluff S.C.D Nellie Kruse Harrisburg Dorothy Jean Joe Jack Jerald Nels Kruse Montello Nev Dale Kruse Sidney Arlin Schilz Farmington, N. M E. R. Sikes Eldorado James Williams Franklin, Neb

Farmers Elevator Stockholders Meet At Chappell Hall

More than two hundred stockholders gathered at the American Legion Hall in Chappell for the 44th annual Farmers Elevator Company meeting. Manager Glenn Taylor reported year earnings of 104,668.31 dollars with 93,620.60 dollars returned to stockholders as interest and patronage refunds. Directors Leroy Clark and Haven Smith were elected for two year terms. incumbents R. P. Akeson A. C. Cabela and William F. Johnson remained on the board. Door prize winners were Harold Peterson Percy Barnes Boyd Weist William Mizell George Rabe and Rickie Clark. After the meeting the board elected Akeson president Smith vice president W. E. Zehr secretary and treasurer.

American Legion Hall Farmers' Elevator Company of Chappell Glenn Taylor Leroy Clark Haven Smith R. P. Akeson A. C. Cabela William F. Johnson Harold Peterson Percy Barnes Boyd Weist William Mizell George Rabe Rickie Clark Pres Haven N. Smith W. E. Zehr

Ground-Breaking Ceremonies Set For Methodist Church Sunday

Ground breaking for Sidney First Methodist Church will occur Sunday at 11 am with a sod turning and marching cross layout to mark the start of a new church edifice. The event honors a seven year campaign, with plans, bids, and committee leadership detailed by Rev Townsend and local officials.

Methodists of Sidney 1Th Pasadena First Methodist Church Robert L. Townsend D. A. Olson Lloyd Tallich Edith Bowman Rodney Vaughn Wesleyan Service Guild Woman’s Society of Christian Service Lenhart Schobert C. E. Brittain Robert Spearow Frank Balderson Verlin Livingston Townsend

D R Thomas Dies At 74 Prominent Sidney Leader

D R Roy Thomas 74 prominent Sidney businessman and former mayor dies after heart attack. He bought Sidney Lumber in 1921, previously led Gilcrest yards in central Nebraska. Survived by Elizabeth, three sons Gerald Vern Weldon, daughter-in-law, seven grandchildren, sister and brother. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church with burial Greenwood Cemetery. Memorials to Memorial Hospital Nursing Home.

Sidney Sidney Lumber Company L G Lowe Nebraska Gilcrest Lumber Company Thomas Riverdale Neb Elizabeth Dean Wilson Gerald Thomas Vern Thomas Seattle Weldon Thomas Tacoma Wash Orman McKibben Garden Grove Iowa

Fireman Is Boss At Fire Says Beck

Nebraska Attorney General C S Beck ruled that the fire chief has the legal right to issue orders during a fire. The opinion states no one including property owners may interfere with firefighters' duties to extinguish, protect life and property, and investigate causes. Firemen may use reasonable force if necessary to perform their duties as fire fighters. Reprinted from the Nebraska Smoke-...

Nebraska C S Beck Aneral

Cool Weather To Stay With Rain Forecast Weekend

Sidney records a 39 degree low and 73 high with cooler air persisting. The forecast calls for weekend showers with about a half to three quarters of an inch possible Sunday or Monday. Five day temps run below normal. highs near 85 and nightly lows around 55 to 60. Regional highs include Scottsbluff 78 Chadron 78 Alliance 75 North Platte 76 Beatrice 80 and Alliance 36 at the low.

Sidney Scottsbluff Chadron Alliance North Platte Beatrice

Wheat Vote Is Smallest Ever

The Agriculture Dept referendum on continuing marketing quotas for the 1959 wheat crop drew about 200,000 votes, roughly 22 percent of wheat farmers, with only about 18 percent voting to retain controls. Officials noted strong indifference among farmers toward quotas and the option to produce freely at lower prices.

Agriculture Dept

Hopper Spraying Meeting Yields No Clear Plan

A Deuel County Courthouse gathering of about 55 farmers and five Cheyenne County attendees discussed grasshopper spraying but failed to form a spraying district. The group resolved to investigate further and plan another meeting soon to answer outstanding questions about the program.

Deuel County Cheyenne County

Grain Market Wheat Price Quoted at Local Elevator

Local elevator sources quote wheat at 1.47 dollars per bushel as today's market price. This price reflects current trading conditions and offers insight into nearby supply and demand dynamics for the commodity.

CAA 20th Anniversary Open House Air Fair In Sidney

Sidney hosts an all day Air Fair celebrating the CAA 20th anniversary at the enlarged airport complex. Highlights include a Frontier DC-3 Sunliner display, helicopter visits from Helicopters Inc of Denver, flight demonstrations, a model plane show, and giveaways of 500 flowers. CAP cadets and airport staff guide visitors and discuss the organization’s work.

Sidney Sidney Chamber of Commerce CAP Frontier Helicopters, Inc Denver Civil Air Patrol CAA Sidney Merchants Air Lines Lloyd Carr Manger Murrey Fuller G. C. Loper Willard Hazelbush Denver Post Dick Fenton Webb & Knapp Coast, Co Norman Meyers Martin Co John Lindsay Scott ‘Whitney Jerry Kitchen Ed Gerhardt Leonard Larson Hal Choate Jo Ann Pershin Nancy Franck Patty Thomas

Lygus Bugs Threaten Safflower Crops Says Woodward

Ken Woodward, agronomist for Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp., warns lygus bugs infesting area safflower fields threaten seed formation. They sting buds, causing withering. identify by a back triangle. Control involves spraying 1 gallon 25 percent DDT in 10 gallons water, with 1 ounce dieldrin added for grasshoppers.

Ken Woodward Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp Woodward Sidney

Pan-American unitizes Sloss Field for water flooding

Pan-American Petroleum announces unitization of Sloss Field in Kimball County effective July 1. The water flood program aims to be among the largest in the Denver-Julesburg Basin, with initial plans to convert ten of 87 wells to injection and reach 12,000 barrels per day injection capacity as the flood expands. Partners include Bel-Air Oil, Magnolia Petroleum, Nebraska Drillers, Tekoil, Skelly Oil, and Pan-American as operator. Bruce A. Landis Jr. leads the unitization effort.

Pan-American Petroleum Corporation Sloss State Kimball County Denver-Julesburg Pan-American Nebraska Vedene Gehrke, Ostgram, Long Kimball Pool Bruce A. Landis Jr Sloss Pan-American Petroleum Bel-Air Oil Co Magnolia Petroleum Co Nebraska Drillers, Inc Tekoil, Inc Skelly Oil Co

Band to Start Summer Concerts This Evening

The summer band series at the bandshell will begin tonight at 8 o'clock weather permitting under the direction of George Hinn. The nearly 70 piece ensemble will perform marches semi classical and modern numbers with special lighting planned to enhance the visual experience.

Bandshel George Hinn

Oil activity rolls through Panhandle fields this week

Cheyenne County reports little action with no producers and one dry hole. Wildcat tests include No 1 Schwartz near Peetz and No 1 Herbold Sheimer east of Kimball line. Drilling progresses at No 1 Nolte and No 2 Mather while Kimball County adds four new wells and five dry holes. Sunburst drills west offset to Varra and Keefer, Barth Field gains a producer, and Kreisinger field sees Long finished on No 1. Continuous activity across fields with multiple wildcats and developments. Phase continues on page six.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Peetz Trudéauil Co William J. Owen Herboldsheimer Kimball County Sunburst Oil Co Varra Sunburst Keefer Braden Drilling Co Barth Chandler and Simpson Kreisinger Skelly Oil Co Woolsey Skelly

Sioux Workers Get Pay Checks Early

The Public Information office at Sioux Ordnance Depot announces that all personnel scheduled to be paid on July 4 will receive their checks on Wednesday July 2 due to the upcoming Friday holiday.

Public Information Office Sioux Ordnance Depot

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nebraska Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association Alpha, Zeta Honorary Agricultural Fraternity Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Jr. Fair Board Hechsases Roy Diederich Farmers Elevator Chappell . Hall Albin Olson John Scholl Paul Spearow C. A. Chick” Story Teev D. R. Thomas D. R Roy) Thomas Thomas Lumber Company Roy Beck Earth Lygus Bugs Safflower Sloss Field Panhandle Raymond Oil Co Mather Ft. Sidney Ed Bauman Wayne Rapp Rapp Bauman Body Shop Thompson
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