East and South favored by federal wheat controls
Cheyenne County wheat growers are cutting acreage to satisfy government wheat allotments. The county ASC notes about 2,200 acres have shifted away this year, mostly to eastern and southern farmers who stay compliant. With June 1 as the compliance deadline, many fear losses to next years’ bases unless spring conditions allow hay. The program’s mechanics distribute noncompliant losses to compliant regions, prompting calls for changes and new crop rotations like safflower to protect base acreage.
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Cheyenne
ASC
Cheyenne County
Don Rapp
Mansa- Rex
Rapp
United State
U.S
Great Plains
Department of Agriculture
Safflower
Nebraska
Wilfred Nelson
Potter
Western
Congress
National Wheatgrowers Assn
Nebraska Wheatgrowers Assn
House
Senate
Seven: Eighteen Year Old Miss Foorth Sidney Candidates
The seven Miss Fort Sidney candidates were released by pageant chairman Q Bryan. All are 18 years old with high school affiliations including Potter High School St Patrick Academy Lodgepole and Sidney High. They include Sylvia Reitz Karen Egging Roberta Needham Carolynn Einemann Rosalie Ann Swanson Patricia Ann Sheridan and Sherrie Bauman. The pageant is set for April 17 at the Junior High auditorium.
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Mass Fort Sidney Days
Q. Bryan
Sylvia Reitz
Potter High School
Karen Egging
Roberta Needham
St. Patrick’s Academy
Carolynn Einemann
Lodgepole High School
Rosalie Ann Swanson
Sidney High
Patricia Ann Sheridan
Sherrie Bauman
Junior High
Murdered mute Roddy Beene found dead at brother's house
Roddy Jaye Beene, 48, a mute, was found dead in the living room of his brother N C Beene's home at 15th and Toledo about 7:30 pm. An autopsy cited a concussion from a blow to the head causing choking on mucus. Bloodstains were found throughout the home, and authorities weighed possible homicide or robbery as motives. Sheriff W W Schulz noted the room was in disarray and suggested the wound might not be personal safety related. The four children who discovered the body had returned from a movie. Beene had been unable to speak since early childhood due to illness. The time of death was estimated between 6:30 and 7:30 pm.
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Roddy Jaye Beene
15Th
Toledo
Sidney Memorial Hospital
N. C. Beene
W. W. Schulz
Beene
Frank Balderson
Mr. Beene
Schulz
Oil Company Worker Oscar Bearden Dies in Car
Oscar A Bearden Jr 33 a British American Oil Co engineer was found dead in his stalled car on a county road 37 miles northeast of Kimball The Sidney Kimball region worker for two years he had been reported missing Wednesday A rescue party found him apparently due to carbon monoxide fumes ignition on gas tank empty He worked on the Johnson lease in Kenmack field Parents live in Texas.
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Kimball
British American Oil Co
Oscar A. Bearden, S Jr
Sidney-Kimball
Gordon Buckles
Bearden
Johnson
Kenmack
Texas
Two Semis Collide on Highway 39. No Injuries
Two eastbound semi trailers collide about 4:15 yesterday on Highway 39 seven miles east of town. Melvin McCune of San Fernando California slowed for an ice patch, Melvin R. Ball of North Platte rear-ended and slid into a ditch. No injuries reported, damage about 700 dollars. Traffic delay on Highway 30 for around four hours, according to Safety Patrolman Cole Zano.
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Cole Zano
Melvin McCune
San Fernando
Calif
Melvin R. Ball
North Platte
McCune
Highway 30
Zapp
Grain Market Wheat Price Quoted by Local Elevator
Local elevator sources quote wheat at 1.70 dollars per bushel today, reflecting market activity in the grain trade. This brief price report notes the latest quoted level for wheat futures and spot trading.
Hamburgers Well Done Blotter Fire Report
Sidney firemen answered a silent call at 1002 Elm Street about 1 45 p m where an oven was reported on fire. Firemen reported no damage but the official report read hamburgers well done.
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Sidney
Elm St
Denver Alliance Train Halted By Heavy Snow Fall
Four westbound trains with more than 450 passengers were stalled or delayed in snow across eastern Colorado and western Nebraska. Trains operated by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad laid over at assigned points as a safety measure due to wind and icing conditions impacting communications. An emergency system was set to maintain contact with trains and stations. The No 10 Denver Zephyr with 200 aboard stopped at McCook Nebraska. No 19 Coloradoan 45 passengers held at McCook. No 17 California Zephyr 200 passengers delayed at Benkelman and due about 9 p.m.. No 32 local 30 passengers delayed at Brush Colorado.
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Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Chicago, Burling On & Quincy
Cd&q
Benkelman
Alliance
Brush
Colo
Peetz Man 29 Injured In Car Mishap Here
Lewis Whitton a 29 year old Peetz resident is reported in good condition at Memorial Hospital after a two car collision at 13th and Illinois about 4 50 p m Wednesday afternoon He was a passenger in a car driven by Harold H Theophilus 43 also of Peetz Police said Whitton was headed north on 13th Ave and turned left in front of a southbound car driven by Edward Van Aelstyn 16 of Sidney The cars collided and Whitton sustained back injuries.
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Lewis Whitton
Peetz
Memorial Hospital
13Th
Illinois
Harold H Theophilus
Sucupniius
13Th Ave
Edward van Aelstyn
Sidney
Whitton
High Temps No Snow Forecast by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau at Scottsbluff predicts warm weekend highs near 60 degrees and no snow. A cooling trend arrives next Tuesday or Wednesday with possible rain totaling 10 to 25 inches in the region.
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U. S
Spring Blizzard Paralyzes Panhandle Roads In 2nd Day
Western Nebraska endures one of the worst snowstorms in years with 15 to 17 inches in Panhandle towns. Sidneys eight inch snow contrasts with six foot drifts blocking highways from Lodgepole to Ogallala. A 10 mile jam west of Ogallala slows US 30 while 89 trucks and many cars stall. Communications disrupted, lines knocked out near Lewellen and McCook, with repair crews delayed by traffic. Buses stranded in Sidney, hotels filled, and rural schools closed as crews work to restore two way traffic.
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Lodgepole
Ogallala
Safety Patrol
Sidney
Lorenzo
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Colorado
Fort Morgan
McCook
Bridgeport
Panhandle
Althrough
Interstate Motor Lines
Easter egg hunts postponed to April 4
Sidney Lions Club and Soo Damsels postpone Saturday events to the following Saturday April 4. The Sidney hunt will start at 9 a.m. at Legion Park, while Kiddies at S.C.D. meet at 1 p.m. at the depot ball diamond.
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Sidney Lions Club
Soo Damsels
Sidney
Legion Park
S.C.D
Depot Ball Diamond
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