Colonels Show Is Arranged Curtain Goes Up Friday
Fort Sidney Colonels Show lights up Friday and Saturday at 8 p m in the Senior High Auditorium. Program titled Genesis with a religious setting features Dr J E Thayer and John Elwell Jr as arrangers with two original numbers by Dr Thayer. Soloists include Bill Fankhauser Jordan Ball Richard Marker Jack Knicely and Rev Edward Flinn with Steve Kuhns on drums and Mrs Ron Peterson at piano. Tickets available from members and at the door for adults and children.
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Fort Sidney Colonels
J E. Thayer
John Elwell Jr
Thayer
Steve Kuhns
Ron Peterson
Sidney High School
Bill Fankhauser
Joshua
Jordan Ball
Richard Marker
Jack Knicely
Eliza
Edward Flinn
J. E. Thayer
Fort Sidney
Sidney men to perform in Midland concert at Holy Trinity
Two Sidney men Nathan Brei and Loren Bauman of The Midland Lutheran College Choir of Fremont will perform Saturday at 8 p.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. The article also profiles Midland associate professor of music Eugene B. Nelson and notes his extensive teaching, performance, and USO tour history.
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Sidney
Nathan Brei
Loren Bauman
Midland Lutheran College Choir
Fremont
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Harlan Brei
Ed Bauman
Midland
Eugene B. Nelson
Luther Junior College
Wahoo
Nebraska
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minnesota
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Marshall Bryant
Leonard de Paul
New York City
Nelson
Houston
Texas
Medford
Oregon
Vancouver
Washington
Midland College Choir
Felt
Local Share of National Debt Is $360 Per Family
Cheyenne County residents pay three times as much in federal taxes for interest on the national debt as for education. With a $430 billion ceiling near, the Nixon admin seeks a debt-limit boost. Annual interest will reach at least $21.1 billion, about the second largest budget item after defense. Local share equals about $360 per family. The debt ceiling has been raised 23 times since 1941 under FDR.
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Cheyenne County
U.S
Nixon
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
1303 Farms Enrolled in Cheyenne County Wheat Program
Cheyenne County ASCS reports 1303 farms enrolled in the 1972 wheat program through March 10, totaling 11,388 acres. Enrollment represents about 27 percent of farms and 21 percent of the county’s domestic allotment. Final signup data compare with 1971 figures and include 83 percent set aside. A preliminary final report on the 1972 Feed Grain Program will follow.
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Cheyenne County
Lawrence H Thompson
ASCS
U.S Department of Agriculture
Conservation Tour For April Is Scheduled
A conservation tour in Lodgepole is planned for Wednesday April 5 sponsored by Cheyenne County ASC. It includes a Lodgepole area run with stops at Wayne Campbell’s irrigation system Louis Schmale farm soil layout and erosion control measures. The tour ends by 11 30 AM with several planned stops including a feedlot waste control plant approved by the Department of Environmental Control.
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Lodgepole
Cheyenne County
Edwin Boehmer
B.G. Biscoe
Department of Environmental Control
Ward Elected Exalted Ruler at Sidney Elks Lodge
John Ward was elected Exalted Ruler of Sidney Elks Lodge 1894 for the coming year. Officers include Lawrence Thompson Leading Knight Delton Lamm Loyal Knight LeRoy Spiker Lecturing Knight John Trenerry Esquire Leslie Wills Inner Guard Tom Kallhoff Secretary Jack Burns Treasurer Charlies Willey Tyler Mike Timlin and Five Year Trustee Vince Havork. Installation is set for 2 p.m. April 9 at the Elks Club.
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John Ward
Sidney Elks Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of
United States of America
Elks Club
Mrs Ward
Lawrence Thompson
Delton Lamm
LeRoy Spiker
John Trenerry
Leslie Wills
Tom Kallhoff
Jack Burns
Charlies Willey
Tyler
Mike Timlin
Vince Havork
SAD Museum aims to honor Sioux Army Depot heritage at college
Western Nebraska Technical College plans a SAD Depot museum in Barracks 407 with a 7 30 p m meeting this Wednesday. Merle Rudebusch urges all former SAD employees to attend as planning continues. The facility would serve as office for former workers and a site for tours and exhibits with potential federal aid.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Sioux Army
SAD
Merle Rudebusch
WNTC
407
Runebusch
Rudebusch
RCC
The
Historical Society
Girl Killed In I 80 Accident Near Big Springs
A fatal one car crash on I 80 just east of Big Springs killed Julia Clair Wendel 21 of Minneapolis Minnesota. State Patrol said high winds caused a service trailer to lift and flip the car into the median. The state traffic toll rose to 68 this year.
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Big Springs
State Patrol
Julia Clair Wendel
Minneapolis
Minn
Legislature Overrides Exon Tax Relief Vetos In Nebraska
The Nebraska unicameral voted 31 to 16 to override Gov Exon’s veto of LB 1241, a personal property tax relief bill for farm livestock, machinery, and inventories. The measure would start at 12 percent relief next year and rise 12.5 percent annually toward 62 percent, with LB 1475 offering a different ceiling. Senator Robert Clark supported both final passage and the override.
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Nebraska
Exongs
J J Exon
Exon
Scottsbluff
Terry Carpenter
James Waldron
Callaway
Robert Clark
Sidney
Rotary recognizes farmers and 4 H leaders at Sidney banquet
Over 100 attended the annual Farmers Night and 4 H Panhandle Emphasis banquet in the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Lester Curran urged farmers and 4 H leaders to boost youth agricultural skills and state feed grain conservation while honoring Cheyenne County’s agriculture contributions. Albion Visser joined the club as a new member and Sidney High School students Kyle Abrams and Pat Brown became March Student Rotarians.
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Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Fair Board
Sidney Rotarians
Lester Curran
First National Bank and Trust Company of
Lincoln
National
4-H Foundation
Nebraska
Albion Visser
Kyle Abrams
Pat Brown
Sidney High School
March
Lowry W. Lindell
Bill Vaughn
Curren
Wayne Campbell
Lodgepole
Dennis Larson
Gurley
Paul Hutchison
Sidney Rancher
D A. Olsen
Sidney Farmer
Bank Opens WNTC Promotional Drive With $100 Gift
The American National Bank started the Western Nebraska Technical College fund Tuesday with a $100 check. Merle Rudebusch, WNTC president, accepted from Lowry Lindell, bank vice-president. The state institution will buy advertising items like newspapers and billboards. Alumni contacts join a community fund drive coordinated with the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce.
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American National Bank
Western Nebraska Technical College
Merle Rudebusch
Lowry Lindell
WNTC
Rudebusch
Cheyenne County
Aluminum plates windproof rodent proof cover sale
The Sidney Telegraph advertises aluminum plates for sale at 20 cents each. Each plate promises windproof and rodent proof covering for homes or storage. Limited quantities available through the newspaper notice.
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The
Sidney Telegraph
Senate Bill Aims to Boost Rural Development
The Senate Agriculture Committee advanced a broad rural development bill to spur small town growth. It would expand loans and grants to attract business, raise operating loan limits for the Farmers Home Administration, finance rural farming ventures, and create a state funded regional program with shared costs for water, industry and environmental protection.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farmers Home Administration
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