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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1963

Page

5

Lincoln Forester notes Clark-Mernay tree orders top a million

Clarke McNary tree orders in Nebraska exceed one million for 1963 as Karl Loerch reports strong demand and good stock. Windbreak and wildlife species are available in multiple varieties with pricing from three to eight dollars per hundred, plus stratified walnut seeds. Order blanks and information are distributed through University Extension offices statewide.

Lincoln Karl Juerche University of Nebraska Extension Forester Nebraska Loerch University County

Northwestern Bell Grows as Volume Increases

Northwestern Bell Telephone Co reports nearly 100 000 additional telephones last year with record business volumes. The year end figures show $115.1 million spent on facilities, $82 million for growth and improvement and the rest for replacement. Plant investment across five states Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota tops one billion dollars for the first time. Net income falls from $2.13 to $2.07 per share amid higher operating and tax costs. The company plans $118 million in capital improvements this year signaling continued expansion.

Northwestern Bell Telphone Co J. R. Miller Sidney Exchange A. F. Jacobson Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota

Burial Flags Through State VA in 1962

The VA issued 153183 burial flags in 1962 with 741 in Nebraska. A.H. Duxbury of Lincoln says flags drape caskets of veterans meeting service criteria. Flags are given to kin or associates after funerals and can be obtained from VA offices or about 15500 post offices nationwide. Requests have risen from 81000 to over 150000 annually in 12 years.

Nebraska A. H. Duxbury Lincoln

Spanish refinery expansion approved to raise capacity

The Spanish Council of Ministers approved Petroiber's plan to boost La Coruna refinery output from 25 000 to about 40 000 barrels per day. Marathon D Co shares owner ship Petroiber with the Spanish government and private Spanish investors.

Citizenship in Action Guides 4-H Youth Leaders

President Kennedy lauds 4-H Club members as vital informed citizens. The 2.3 million youths were challenged to study social political and economic issues while engaging in community service and public affairs. Scholarships totaling nearly 150 000 dollars come from 50 donors including Ford Motor Co Inter national Harvester Firestone and Westinghouse among others.

Kennedy U.S Chicago Jacky Strickland University of Florida Emily Jean Thomas Radford College Virginia National Hercules Powder Co Allied Chemical Corp Arcadian Products Dept General Foods Corporation Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co Eli Lilly and Company Montgomery Ward John Deere Sunbeam Corporation the Sperry and Hutchinson Co Whirlpool Foundation Whirlpool Corporation Pyrofax Gas Corporation West Bend Company

Helping Hand Club Session Among Sunnyside Residents

Sunnyside Helping Hand Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Ralph Talich’s home with 18 members. Roll call by tearing a Valentine. Mrs. Guy Tremain led a lamps selection lesson. Next meeting at Mrs. Dale Talich’s March 27 at 1 PM. Several local residents, including families from Sidney, Sterling, Scottsbluff, Kimball, and Denver, were noted in visits and social calls.

Helping Hand Club Ralph Talich Guy Tremain Dale Talich Seymoyne Johnson Big Springs Elizabeth Henry Oscar Olson Russell Olson Sterling Cole Wallace Hernbloom John Gadre Sidney Albert Brandl Sheri Kirk Elmer Gade Donna Yeager Denver Spen Malcom

Dalton Firemen Attend National Instructors Meet

Dalton Volunteer Fire Department members Gordon Carley Harod Winkleman and Gary White travel to Ellis Auditorium for the 35th Annual Fire Department Instructors Conference. The four day event covers fire control and prevention methods including atomic fire scenarios. Major General Booth’s Defense Atomic Support Agency presents the rocket fire-fighting demonstration. About 4 000 delegates from over 40 states Canada and foreign countries attend the international gathering.

Memphiss Gordon Carley Harod Winkleman Gary White Dalton Voluneer Fire Department Ellis Auditorium Carley Defense Atomic Support Agency U. S. Army Robert H. Booth Anaveral Canada International Fire Service

Small Wheat Growers Have Special Interest

Cheyenne County wheat farmers with 15 acres or less may vote in the 1964 wheat program referendum if they commit to participate. Only about one percent of local growers would be affected. The referendum is expected in late May.

Herbert Krauter ASC County Cheyenne County

Hikers Start 50 Mile Trek From Sioux Depot

Seven Sidney High youths aged 15 and 16 set out from Sioux Army Depot on a planned 50 mile hike west on Highway 30. They split midday with three reaching 25 miles and four covering about 40 miles. They plan a better organized attempt in two weeks. Sal Torres showed mild exhaustion on return.

Sidney High School Sioux Army Depot Buffalo Bend

One Man Injured In Highway 30 Mishap

A Morrison-Knudson Construction Co crew vehicle rolled over on Highway 30 twelve miles west of Sidney injuring Russell Ellithorpe and Gary Thorstenson. Ellithorpe has back and rib injuries. Thorstenson suffers a knee wound. Moore was unhurt, a fourth passenger unnamed also unharmed. vehicle damage $300. A second crash at Sidney's east limits involved a Pepsi-Cola pickup driven by Gary B Thompson.

Mel Morrison-Knudson Construction Co Sidney Sdney Pepsi-Cola Griven Gary B. Thompson Llth

Car Collision on Icy Road Causes Minor Damage

Kenneth G Woodward driving a car hit the rear of a pickup during a left turn on an icy road. Sgt Busexis said conditions prevented stopping. No injuries. Damage listed as 20 dollars to the pickup and 275 dollars to the Woodward car.

Kenneth G. Woodward Gordon Woodward Sgt Busexis Woodward Dam

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