Sunol Plans Park Project With Community Help
Sunol residents push the Centennial Project toward a roadside park near highway 30 donated by Charlie Seda. The Sunol Centennial Committee, Garden Club, and Scouts lead cleanup and planting with picnic tables, fireplaces, and restrooms planned. Forecasters predict mild today, turning colder with light snow tonight, then cold Tuesday as wind shifts.
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Sunol
Charlie Seda
Highway 30
Sunol Centennial Committee
Sunol Garden Club
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Renee Kaylor Wins Stars of Tomorrow Champion
Renee Kaylor a Sidney High School sophomore and orange clad dancer won the Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow show Grand Champion title. Connie Palmer was first runnerup and David Shipley placed second runnerup. The top three advance to Scottsbluff for division and district contests with further national finals in Houston.
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Renee Kaylor
Sidney High School
Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow
Connie Palmer
David Shipley
Scottsbluff
Miss Kaylor
Sidney Business Institute
Telegraph
Sidney
Kaylor
Miss Palmer
Dion Cawthra
Scottsbluff High School
Greeley
Houston
Tex
Debbie Mathews
Theresa Sullivan
Eileen Tobin
Debbie Musil
Patty Gregg
Business Institute of Sidney
Business Institute
Musil
ICC to Hear Discontinuance of Burlington Passenger Trains
Washington ICC plans hearings on proposed discontinuance of Burlington Nos. 33 and 34 trains between Alliance and Brush Colorado. The railroad must operate the trains for no more than four months beyond March 15 to allow time for investigation.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington Railroad
Alliance
Brush
Colo
ICC
Commission
Burlington
Feed Grain Signup Deadline Nears for 1967 Program
Friday, March 17, is the last day growers may file applications for the 1967 feed grain program. ASC vice-chair Lester B. Runge notes only participants are eligible for price support on 1967 corn and grain sorghums, with loans purchases and payments in play. Signups allow up to 50 percent of a farm’s feed grain base to earn price support by planting corn, grain sorghums, or soybeans. National loan rates are $1.05 per bushel for corn and $1.61 per cwt for grain sorghum. An advance payment of half the estimated price support can be requested at signup. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Applications accepted weekdays. by Feb 23, 306 farms had signed up for about 2,290 acres with the necessary 20 percent diversion plus additional acreage for payments.
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Paxton
Randy Coleman
Dennis Schulz
Potter
Bill Nish
Coleman
Nish
Nebraska
Lincoln
Halsey-Dunning
Lincoln High School
Telegraph
Lester B. Runge
ASC
Mr. Runge
ASCS
Cheyenne County
Elks
Nellie Snyder Yost
Maxwell
Pinnacle Jake
Lorenzo
Rick Walker
Marla Walker
Garry Brown
Old Time Fiddlers
Harrison
Panhandle
Gordon Richards
Sidney
Yost
Fort Sidney
LeRoy Hadden
Hadden
the Elks
Postage, Subscriptions and Rates Notice for Sidney Neb
Second Class Postage Paid at Sidney Neb. Send change of address to Post Office Box 219 Sidney Neb. Subscription rates are $8 per year inside 50 mile zone and $10 outside. Carrier delivery also $8 per year. Single copies cost 10 cents.
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Sidney
Nebr
Trail Race Seeks Riders for 350 Mile Six Day Event
A six day 350 mile horse race from Deadwood South Dakota to Sidney Nebraska is being organized by a committee led by Merle Bobo of Sidney as part of Nebraska Centennial events. Entrants must provide two horses and use them throughout the race with mid race changes. Deadline for entries is July 15 and prizes await finishers.
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Deadwood
S. Dak
Sidney
Merle Bobo
Nebraska
Hill City
Hot Springs
Crawford
Alliance
Bridgeport
Ron Mercer
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Senators Plan Tour of Western Nebraska Vocational School
Four members of the Legislature budget committee will visit Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Saturday afternoon. Senators George Gerdes Stanley Matzke Fern Orme and William H Hase brook will tour the Chadron area as part of a western Nebraska air trip. The committee will hold an initial hearing Wednesday on a $600 000 biennial budget request from the State Department of Education, but no final action is expected. Senator George Fleming, not on the budget committee this term, says he was informed of the plans but does not plan to join.
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Western Nebraska
Calves Peak At 29.80 At Sidney Sale Saturday
Calves sold in small lots at the Sidney Sales Pavilion on Saturday with top prices up to 29.80 per hundred for 400 lb steer calves. Yearling steers 550-650 lb brought 23 to 25, yearling heifers around 21 to 23.40, odd lot heifers 24 to 26, cann ers 13.50 to 15.70, light cows 17.25 to 19.60, bred cows 175 to 180 per head, baby calves 45 to 50. Hogs in the 200-260 lb range 17.75 to 18.20 per hundred, sows 14.70 to 15.
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Sidney Sales
John Deere Day Slated Thursday
The annual John Deere Day open house will be held this Thursday March 9 at the Sidney Implement Co. in the morning with lunch at noon. A free movie starts at 1 30 at the Fox Theatre and door prizes will be awarded. Details are in this issue's advertisement.
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Sidney Implement Co
Fox Theatre
Sidney Telegraph
Hybrid Wheat Research Adds Urgency to Future Yields
Nebraska researchers report hybrid wheat could boost future production as population grows. Conventional breeding remains essential, with Scout Gage and Lancer showing higher yield potential. Economic and genetic challenges, including seed costs and restoration of male fertility, must be solved to realize gains.
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USA
Nebraska
Scout
Gage
Lancer
University of Nebraska
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John Schmidt
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