States Represented At New Crops Meeting
About 75 participants from Montana California Wyoming Colorado Nebraska attended the safflower and new crops conference at Fort O’Dney Moor Hotel. Dr Hanway of the University of Nebraska led a morning program on safflower culture with talks by Loren Robinson Box Butte and Walter Peterson USDA Scottsbluff. The afternoon featured a panel on flax and a session on oil crops with J C Swinbank moderating.
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Fort O'dney Moor
Montana
California
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Dr. Hanway
Department of
Agronomy
University
Loren R. Robinson
Box Butte
Walter Peterson
USDA
Scottsbluff Station
Wayne Wolcott
Pacific Vegetable Oils Corp
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
J H. Williams
Agricultural Experiment Station
Lincoln
J. C. Swinbank
Glen Brothers
J. H. Williams
Laren Robinson
Safflower oil bill revived in Nebraska Legislature
Sen. George H. Fleming pushed to revive a safflower oil in ice cream bill previously killed by the Public Health Committee. The bill, fought by dairy interests, passed the floor 26-10 with Fleming offering amendments to improve it. The session also saw LB 124 fail 21-20, withholding oil and gas drilling fees from the general fund as the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission faced ongoing financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidne
George H. Fleming
Tueada
Ae ‘Fleming
Nebraska
Fleming
Sidney
Terry Carpenter
State General Fund
Oil and Gas Conservation Fund
State Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Calf Sale Highlights Local Bid at Sidney Pavilion
A large livestock sale at the Sidney Live Stock Pavilion drew 459 head with an $84. per hundred for a 8.393 pound steer calf and bred cows selling from 165 to 217 each. Black bulls aged two to three fetched about 500 on average as Dave Truss, the pavilion general manager, praised the ring and progress in establishing Sidney as a sales point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Livestock Pavillion
Dave Truss
Truss
Sidney
Fleming Leads Frontier Fight On Bills For Safflower Ice Cream
Senator George A H Fleming of Sidney had a productive Tuesday advancing LB143 to permit safflower use in ice cream and freezing desserts while steering LB124 to defeat a measure diverting oil drilling permit fees to the state general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George AH. Fleming
Sidney
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
State General Fund
Rosier Outlook as Moisture Benefits Fall Crops
Moisture from last week and early this week improves soil moisture, aiding fall seeded crops in western Nebraska. Snow provides protective cover for winter wheat, easing prior drought conditions. Winter wheat and alfalfa benefit, frost remains, and fieldwork resumes as soils dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Anniversary program recalls Rotary Club founding in 1925
The Sidney Rotary Club marked its founding year with a program presented by KSID manager Dave Young at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Six of the original 17 founders remain living, with four Sidney residents still active in business and Rotary. Speakers reflected on early meetings and district happenings, including a forthcoming District 564 assembly in North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Marius Christensen
Sidney Federal Savings
Roy Greenlee
Greenlee
E S Sherrerd
A S Wardy
Rotary
Guy Doran
Sidney Telegraph
Rotary Club
Earl Sherrerd
A S Hardy
G F. Lie
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Nebraska
North Platte
W. W
Bih) Bayson
Rotary Elects Officers at Fort Sidney Meeting
Rotary club elected 1963-64 president Dr. M Sherrerd at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel on Monday night. L. M. Clinton retires from the board. Jerry Miller also leaves the board. Carl Christ Jr dubbed vice president. Bob Hossle named secretary. Lowrey Lindell re elected treasurer. George Hinn and Elle Vaughn named new directors. George Hin introduced student Rotarian Larry Nelson from Sidney High School. Guests included Dr and Mrs H Mo Nesn on Heath family. Sol Wills honored. Rotary observed with a commemorative program by Dave Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
M. C. Sherrerd
Bob Hessle
Lowry Lindell
Bill Vaughn
George Hinn
Carl Christ Jr
Telegraph
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Dr. M Sherrerd
L. M. Clinton
Jerry Miller
Bob Hossle
Lowrey Lindell
Elle Vaughn
Jim Edwards
Jim Keat
George Hin
Larry Nelson
Sidney High School
H. Mo Nesnon Heath
Tom Cedfey
Sol Wills
Dave Young
New Frontier Air Service Pattern May Hike Usage
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered continued service to Sidney with a five passengers per day standard, extended to July 1 to meet traffic goals, while removing Sidney from the Southern Nebraska route. Two daily flights remain Denver-Rapid City and Denver-Sidney-North Platte east, with possible subsidies and future hearings to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Frontier
Civil Aeronautics Board
Sidney
CAB
Nebraska
Denver
Martin Proposes Higher Duties on Beef and Pork Imports
Rep. Dave Martin Nebraska 3rd introduces a bill to raise duties on imports of beef mutton pork and lamb claiming they threaten the domestic livestock industry. He also backs a $1000 tax exemption for parents paying college costs and comments on Medicare calling for private enterprise in health care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Martin
Rnebr
Martin
Rep
Morrisons To Host Easter Seal Tea
Governor and Mrs. Frank B. Morrison will host an Easter Seal Society tea at the Governor's Mansion on Sunday March 10. Volunteers from across Nebraska are invited as the 1963 campaign opens with Morrison as Honorary Chairman. Invitations go to 50 county and area committees. last minute briefing and the Easter Seal Child for lys3 will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Frank B. Morrison
Easter Seal Society
Nebraska
Governor Morrison
Merit Exams Taken by Six Potter High Juniors
Six Potter High School juniors voluntarily sat for the three hour Merit Exam Tuesday. The participants were Iris Herboldsheimer Monty Mayer Robert Runge Kay Wheeler Valerie Lamm and Jim Nupert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter High School
Iris Herboldsheimer
Monty Mayer
Robert Runge
Kay Wheeler
Valerie Lamm
Jim Nupert
Rauner Heads Group Urging Yes on Wheat Plan
A Cheyenne County farmer will lead a statewide group formed in Lincoln to promote the May or June national wheat referendum. Robert Rauner of Gurley was named chairman. George Spidel of the Nebraska State Grange is vice chairman. Mannie Kreader is secretary. The group seeks Wheat Growers Association and allied farm groups support to vote yes, warning a no would cause major losses up to 80 million dollars annually for Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Lincoln
Robert Rauner
Gurley
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
George Spidel
Nebraska State Grange
Mannie Kreader
NWGA
Farmers Union, Feed Grain Growers Association
National Farmers Organization
Webster County Farm Bureau
Nebraska Wheat
Nebraska
FAA to Install New Radio Direction Finding Equipment
The FAA will install very high frequency and ultra high frequency direction finding gear at Sidney and Omaha Nebraska facilities for about $28,340. Joe Haugen of the Sidney Municipal Airport FAA center confirms earlier FAA bulletin details, with control facilities likely at the FAA headquarters and the tower on the airport property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Omaha
Nebraska
Federal Aviation Agency
Associated Press
FAA
Joe Haugen
Sidney Municipal
Haugen
Frontier Airlines Ruling Expands Sidney Denver Flights
The Civil Aeronautics Board allows Frontier to keep Sidney service until July 1 with two daily round trips. Route changes add a Denver to Rapid City DC-3 leg via Sidney and a Denver to Sidney to North Platte flight, plus North Platte connections to Lincoln Omaha and Kansas City. This aims to cut the Denver-McCook-Hastings-Lincoln-Omaha “dog leg” and boost Sidney's air traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Denver
Frontier
Rapid City
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Grand Island
Lincoln
Omaha
Frontier Airlines
CAB
Sterling
Colo
Southern
Denver-McCook-Hastings
Lincoln-Omaha
Little
Kansas City
Sidney Bridgeport De Molay Meet in Bridgeport
The Sidney De Molay chapter plans a joint meeting with Bridgeport at Bridgeport Mason ic Temple on Sunday March 10. Lunch is at 12 30 with work starting at 1 30 as initiatory and De Molay degrees are conferred. Earle Schulz announced. Revert Lund will attend and speak. Alliance De Molay visitors hope to form a Panhandle district. Richard Heizer is Master Counselor. Lloyd Talich is De Molay Dad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
de Molay
Bridgeport
Earl Schulz
Masonic Temple
Revert E. Lund
Nebraska
Mr. Lund
Alliance
Panhandle
Richard Heizer
Sidney de Molay
Lloyd Talich
Fund Drive Kicks Off At Sioux Army Depot
A six week campaign begins at Sioux Army Depot with personnel from the Air Force Site Activation Task fore taking part. Maj W Weeks delivers solicitation kit to Mrs Lydia Crouse as he ends the kickoff event. Health agencies in the drive include the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the American Cancer Society with connections to CARE and Radio Free Europe Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Weeks
Sioux
Lydia Crouse
U. BR. Army
Federal Service Joint Crusade
Sioux Army Depot
Air Force
Mas. Weeks
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
United Cerebral Palsy Association
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
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OLD Settlers
Lodgepole
Ralph Englert
Paul Huff
Harold Kreider
Lloyd’s
Safflower Research Reviewed
SEN
George Fleming
E. S. Sherrerd
J. Fred Thompson
John Deere Co
Sherrerd
Union Pacific
10Th Avenue
Evesdroppers
Hardy
Havel’s
Sidney Federal Loan Office
Country Club
J. L. Tewell
J. Earl Thayer
D. R. Thomas
E. L. Uptegrove
Ray Weeden
Furnitur
W. M. Winders
Ray Witham
W. W. Ellyson
McCook
Imperial
Bill
Morrisons
Rauner
Federal Board
Denver-Sidney
Frontier Air Lines
Sidney-Bridgeport de Molay
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