Loan Totals Hit Highest Level in Cheyenne County Banks
Cheyenne County banks show deposits totaling 268 million dollars by mid April, up 6 percent since January. Loans reach a county high of 14.5 million while total assets top 30 million, with American National Bank and Sidney National Bank driving growth in the period.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Banks
American National Bank
American National
Sidney National Bank
Sidney National
Sidney Telegraph
Dee
Potter State
Potter
Down
Dalton State
Dalton
Area Beet Growers Rejoice Over Rain
Wet spells across the Nebraska Panhandle brought one inch to three inches of moisture ending a long drought. Beet growers expect higher yields with natural watering, while rangelands and winter wheat prospects improve as ground absorbs the rainfall.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Clark Named Interim Member to Several Nebraska Committees
Lincoln AP reports Senator Robert Clark of Sidney was named to interim study committees by the Legislative Council executive board. He will serve on panels examining the Department of Public Institutions, state communications system, auditing procedures, and state government services.
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Lincoln
The
Legislative Council
Robert Clark
Sidney
Department of Public Institutions
Phone Your News To 4 2429 Hi No Answer Coll 4 5555
A brief public notice invites readers to submit news by phone and lists two contact numbers. The item emphasizes attempting to reach the newsroom, with no additional details or context.
April Farm Prices Steady After March Decline
The Agriculture Department notes April prices held steady on average, with farm expenses rising 0.75 percent and the parity ratio slipping to 71 percent of the 1910 14 base. Beef cattle averaged 3.90 per 100 pounds, hogs 2.50, soybeans 3.37 per bushel, and corn 1.13 per bushel amid mixed shifts in key crops.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Golf League Starts Play
The Sidney Men's Golf league opens this Wednesday at Hillside Golf Course. Four-man teams have been drawn and rosters appear on the Telegraph Sports page with officials urging players to be at the course by 5 pm.
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Sidney
Hillside Golf Course
Telegraph
Circus Set For May 15 In Sidney
The Carson & Barnes Five Ring Wild Animal Circus arrives May 15 at the Cheyenne County Fairgrounds Sidney announced by John Ward Exalted Ruler Sidney Elks Lodge. Ward says profits go to youth projects with a wholesome American spectacle featuring wild animals and performing elephants under a big top with 5:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. shows.
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Carson & Barnes
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Sidney
John Ward
Carson and Barnes
The
Elks Youth Fund
St Patrick's Places Second In Scholastic Contest At Chadron
St Patrick's High School of Sidney finished second in Division II at the Inter-High Scholastic Contest held at Chadron State College. Paxton High School won with 20 points, St Patrick's had 18, Brewster 14, with individual medals to Peter Lenzen for Trigonometry gold and Physics bronze among four two medal winners from area schools.
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Sidney St. Patrick’s High School
Chadron State College
St Patrick’s
Paxton High School
St Pat's
Brewster High School
Peter Lenzen
Sidney St Patrick's
Peter
Chadron High School
Chappell
Neb
Gurley
Potter
Lodgepole
Banner County
Harrisburg
Susan
Sidney Office for McGovern Opens Today
Supporters of Senator George McGovern form Cheyenne County Citizens for McGovern with a Sidney office at 824 11th Ave. Volunteers and donations will be sought to contact all registered Democrats before next week's primary. A 5 p.m. coffee hour and open house are planned with leaders including Harlan Shields and Leonard Fine, plus county coordinator David Knoflicek. Glenn Camerer will attend to discuss the candidacy.
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South Dakota
George McGovern
Cheyenne County
Citizens For McGovern
11Th Ave
Sidney
Richard Prosser
Nebraska Panhandle
Harlan Shields
Cheyenne
Leonard Fine
David Knoflicek
Alliance
Glenn Camerer
Scottsbluff
McGovern
Prosser
Area Students Win Union Pacific Scholarships
Nebraska high school students receive Union Pacific scholarships for study at the University of Nebraska Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics. A total of 59 scholars gain $400 each, including 37 4-H youth, 15 vocational agriculture students, and five vocational home economics students. The area lists many recipients and alternates across 4-H and FFA programs.
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Nebraska
Union Pacific
University of Nebraska Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics
May Ann Nelson
Porter
Virginia Arlene Hayes
Chappell
Theresa Volkman
Kimball
Loraine Elizabeth Jacobson
Bridgeport
Leon Thomas Kriesel
Gurley
David Dwight Baltensperger
Bushnell
Clifford Car
Middelton
Broadwater
FFA
Richard Allen Perry
Daniel Eugene Loomis
Voters rush to register at deadline in Nebraska primary
County Clerk Robert Hessle reported a surge of registrations on the final day before the May 9 primary. Secretary of State Allen Beerman's ruling allowing one day residency prompted the spike, with office activity ongoing until 6 p.m. Absentee and disabled ballots total about 125 and must be voted by May 8. Ballots return by 10 a.m. May 11 for canvassing.
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Robert Hessle
Hessle
Allen Beerman
Nebraska
Beerman
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Hassle
Hossle
Potter High names superintendent for 1972 73
Ronald Schilz of Stromsburg Nebraska is chosen as Potter High School superintendent for the 1972 73 term. Wilson Streightiff has held the post this past term and remains tied to Stromsburg as principal. Diles Howell leaves Potter for Wheatland Wyoming with his wife the school secretary. vacancies include English and industrial arts.
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Ronald Schilz
Stromsburg
Neb
Potter High
Wilson Streightiff
Schilz
Diles Howell
Wheatland
Wyo
Potter
Howells
Weekend Rain Totals and Wind Gusts Reported at High Plains Lab
Precipitation rose over the weekend with .8 inches Friday and .17 on Sunday at High Plains Laboratory totaling 1.48 inches for last week. FAA measurements show .02 Friday, a trace Saturday and .01 Sunday, bringing weekly FAA total to 1.64 inches. Winds reached 60 mph gusts. Lab recorded 45 mph average with 60 mph gusts. temperatures around 50 with lows near 28.
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High Plains Laboratory
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
High Plains
May filled with school activities across Cheyenne County
May brings proms teas baccalaureate and commencement across districts with district and state track and golf events. Lodgepole Gurley Potter St Patrick's and Sidney Potter finish dates vary from May 12 to 26.
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Cheyenne County
Lodgepole and Gurley
Dalton
Peetz
Cole
St Patrick's
Sidney
Potter
Bayard
St. Patrick's
Hillside
Grand Island
Omaha
Alliance
Lodgepole
UNL Honors Miss Owen for notable woman status
JoAnn Owen of Sidney is one of 27 University of Nebraska coeds named notable women by Mortar Board. The 19 year old sophomore majors in nursing with a 3.5 GPA and minors in music sociology and psychology. She is active in Alpha Lambda Delta Lutheran Student Chapel Choir Red Cross and All University Fund roles.
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JoAnn Owen
George B. Owen
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Lutheran
Campus Red Cross
All University Fund
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Clark
Lodgepole Creek
Cheyenne County Women's Home Extension Council
Boy Scouts
Kiwanis Club
Ir Ray
Golf League
Chadron
U.P
Potter School
Bonnie Gibbins
Lois Gustafson
Kingergarten
Sidney Public Schools
Sterling
Mitchell
Cheyenne, Wye
UNL
Miss
Owen
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