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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1956
Page
10
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The Agriculture Department predicts a record 1,990,000,000 bushels of wheat for 1956 57 starting July 1, with carryover of 1,065,000,000 bushels and spring and winter crops totaling 925 million. Domestic use slated at 625 million and exports at 275 million. carryover next July 1 would exceed last year by more than 40 million.
Sunday gatherings marked several birthdays. The Ray Earnhart family reunions included Mrs. Roy Earnhart and relatives at the Stoll home plus Jim Ed Haskell and Ron Sick birthdays honored during dinners and visits. Reid Bond's party hosted by Mrs Leonard Bond featured the Primary Room group with 19 members and a guest Frances Chuhk.
Charles A. Schrade, a high school history teacher and movie extra, recalls a Utah filmed 1955 summer scene in which cowboys chased an unseen quarry. He suspects the pursued were Indians and says he now hopes to learn the movie’s target.
A dense list of weekend gatherings and visits among residents of Sidney and surrounding areas. Guests include the Haupt, Krueger, Glanz, Olson, Kratz, Janssen, Kane, and several other families. The item notes Henry Haupt’s 31st wedding anniversary and references travel to Denver and Chadron with various social calls. There is an ending sentence about large coal deposits in the Antarctic suggesting ancient tropical conditions.
Mrs. Almer Davidson, 67, said a knock at her door led to marriage to Orba Davidson, 70, in Tulsa. The report notes Byrd expedition descendants joined Adm. Richard Byrd on his latest Antarctic mission.
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