Sidney city fights roving dog issue with limited police action
City Manager Tom Coffey and the Sidney police report intensified efforts to curb roaming dogs. They note 113 dog calls in eight months, 32 disposed after complaints, 114 unlicensed dogs picked up, and 1 13 dogs licensed in 1959 versus 167 so far this year. Coffey cautions against overreaction while urging enforcement and public cooperation.
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Tom Coffey
Sidney
Coffey
Rudy Munderloh
Dog Catcher Hired by Alliance City
Alliance appoints Donald J Laughlin as city dog catcher to canvass for unlicensed and unvaccinated dogs. Unlicensed dogs will be listed at the police department for three days before disposal. Owners urged to license and vaccinate with a veterinarian certificate.
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Alliance
Donald J. Laughlin
R. W. Laing
Laughlin
Aing
Arte
Reward posted for dog poisoning in Sterling area
A reward has been posted for the identity of the poisoner who killed seven dogs around Denver and Park Street. One more dog died but poisoning proof was not established. The amount is not yet determined. pledges may be sent to the Sterling Advocate Journal.
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Coffeys
Sterling — A
Denver
Park Street
Sterling Advocate- Journal
Sidney Attorney Martin Named to Who's Who List
Sidney native Paul Martin, former Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska Bar presidents, is among 33 Nebraskans listed for the first time in Who's Who in America. Gov Ralph Brooks of Lincoln and Gov Dwight Burney of Hastings also appear. Martin, a Sidney attorney and World War I veteran, has held multiple legal and university posts and served as secretary to US Representative Moses Kinkaid 1915 to 1917.
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Omana
Lncoln
Martin
West of Kearney
Ralph Brooks
Tincain
Dwight Burney
Hacington
Mart
Nebraska Live Bar Assn
Cheyenne County Bar Assn
Western Nebraska Bar Assn
Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation
Rocky Mountain O, and Gas Assn
University of Nebraska Alarm Association
University of Nebraska Foundation
Sidney
Fom
Moses P. Kinkaid
Martin Kearney Seeks GOP Nomination With Budget Plan
Kearney lumberman and GOP candidate for the Fourth District Congress speaks to the Cheyenne County Young Republicans outlining a four point program. He calls for a balanced budget and major cuts to costly federal programs while opposing expanding Washington aid across business and education.
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Phiesars
Mandiay Mg
Dyas Maite
Kearney
GOP
Kearney Lumberman
Washington
Latoun Dro Mt.t Notory
Canonac
Notase
Ed Narjes Heads County Young GOP's Forand sl Opposed
Ed Narjes aged 30 was elected president of the Cheyenne County Young Republicans in a Monday evening vote. The group split on the Forand Bill which would extend social security aged care with payroll tax proposals, opposed by officials including Arthur S Flemming.
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Ed Narjes
Joel Babcock
Jack Pollock
Gerald Maizke
City Auditorium
Kearney Neb
Dave Martin
GOP
Fourth Congressional District
County
Young Gop's
Forand Sl
Opree
Gopos.t
Welfare
Arthur S Flemming
Charlie Simpson Dies At 80 Rites Set Friday
Charlie Simpson aged 80 died recently in Utterback. Funeral services are planned Friday at 2 p.m. at Gebrig and Son Funeral Home with Pastor HL officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, a daughter Irene Huff, a son Claude, two granddaughters, four great grandchildren, a sister Dora Dennis, and brothers Paul and Jay.
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Gebrig and Sen
Utterlack
Lirst Christian
Simpson
Greenwood Cemetery
Eousa Sarvssa Wes Bern Nee Wa
Weary
Porter
Coume
Proctor
Colo
Sidney K. & Mpson
Uptegrave Implement Company
Cit
Enmy
Conclaves to Boost Sidney Activity Over Three Months
A Telegraph survey predicts about 3000 visitors will attend state and regional conventions in Sidney over the next three months. Bookings include PTA April 21 22 23 Lions May 21 22 23 and Best Western motels May 6 7. The schedule spans fifteen days and will bring substantial revenue to hotels, restaurants, and stores.
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Sidney
Lions Clubs of
Nebraska
Sidney Lions Club
Nebraska Motels Assn
District Seven
L. E Wamsley
Ft Sidney Motor Hotel
Farmers Move Into Fields As Soil Drys Out
Western Nebraska farmers begin field work as soils dry while eastern areas face weeks before spring farming. Crop observers note delayed planting due to late snow melt, with plowland frozen and runoff heavy in parts. Panhandle farmers work around damp spots awaiting a big push, while wheat and pasture remain dormant in snow free areas. Livestock losses rise as cold weather and scarce hay strain supplies.
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Nebraska
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Panhandle
Southwest
Broadwater youths fined on liquor count
Leonard L Hutchison Alvin L Steward Melvin L Vogel Raymond L Yeager and Fred L Yeager, youths from Broadwater, were fined 23 dollars plus costs by Cheyenne City court on charges of being minors in possession of alcoholic beverages after a Sunday incident. The five youths, all with middle initial L, were arrested by the State Safety Patrol.
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Rie Broadwater
Oearly
State Safety Patrol
Cheyenne Cin Vy Court
Leonard L Hutchison
Alvin L Steward
Melvin L Vogel
Raymond L Yeager
Fred L. Yeager
Gas Theft Attempt Unsuccessful at Texaco Bulk Plant
The Sidney sheriff's office investigated an attempted gas theft at the Texaco Bulk Plant on West 17. Thieves dropped a hose from a gas truck into a 30 gallon barrel but could not start the pump and failed in their theft attempt.
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Sidney
Texaco
West 17
Rotary Assembly to Convene in Fort Sidney
About 300 Rotarians and wives expected for Rotary District 563 assembly in Fort Sidney with sessions at City Auditorium and hotel meetings. New district governor to be chosen. featured speaker Miss Leonarda R Hogenbirk of the Netherlands. other speakers include Carl Bolte and Rev Sue Hainey.
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Best Western
Nebraska
Iowa
Wyoming
Colorado
North
South Dakota
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Safeway Employees Assn
Safeway
Denver
Rotary District
Hastings
Grand Island West
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
City Auditorium
Clark Fuller
Sidney
Leonarda R. Hogenbirk
Netherlands
United States
Rotary Foundation
Carl Bolte
Kansas City
Rotary International
Sue Hainey
Curtis
Neb
Havens Smith
Chappell
Bolte
Mit
Chapwell Club
Grand Island Club
Alliance Club
Miss Hogenbirk
Not Much Cheer in Cheyenne County Oil Patch
In Cheyenne County this week the oil patch shows little positive news as DPD Johnson tests production at his No 1 Neubauer gas well with an estimated potential of three to six million cubic feet per day from the sand horizon. It remains unclear if further drilling will occur. Tom Wessels and Strain Drilling Co plugged and abandoned the No 1 Chest wildcat four miles away.
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Cheyenne County
Dpd Johnson
Neubauer
Tom Wessels
Strain Drilling Co
Lions Club Rummage Sale At City Auditorium
The Sidney Lions Club sponsors a rummage sale at the city auditorium this Friday and Saturday March 25 26. Proceeds go to the clubs youth activities fund.
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Sidney Lions Club
City Auditorium
Grain Market Wheat Price Quoted by Local Elevator
Grain market notes list a wheat price of 1.73 per vashel quoted today by local elevator sources.
205 Names To Appear On City County Ballots
May 10 primary in Cheyenne County will include 203 names across Republican and Democratic ballots. New precincts discussed in Sidney to speed vote counting. Municipal and school district elections set for April 5 with ballots in The Sidney Telegraph March 30.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Pindell
Sky Manor
Gordon Tobin
Sidney Telegraph
The
Telegraph
Lia
Telegraph To Carry Weekly Fish Report
The Telegraph will publish a weekly fishing report in the Sport pages covering stream and lake conditions and fishermen's success. Readers with information are urged to call the Telegraph sports department.
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Telegraph
the Telegraph
The
Telegraph Sports Department
110 M. P. H. Chase Costs Youths $200
A 12 mile high speed chase by Safety Patrol officers reaching 110 mph cost two youths $200 in fines and court costs in Cheyenne County. Orlyn D. Dickson and Darold D. Thomas were fined for speeding reckless driving and were given six month suspensions. Sgt. Mel Buskist described a lengthy drag race east of Sidney and near Lorenzo ending with their arrest.
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Cheyenne
Orlyn D. Dickson
Darold D. Thomas
Mel Busekist
State Safety Patrol
Bob Zapp
Dickson
Thomas
Sidney
Busckist
Airport
Highway 19
Lorenzo
Buschist
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Charlie Simpson
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Nebraska Panhandle
Fpsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Federation of Post Office Clerks
Nebraska Bankers' Assn
Lyle Rabe
Dalton Banker
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Cedar Lanes
Sidney Knights of Columbus Council
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PC Clerks
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Taiment
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Lions Club
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