Local hardware store in Sidney closes after 100 years
Haworth Hardware ends a century at 831 10th Ave Sidney after Earl Goldie Haworth sells and closes the store. The business began in 1876 as Essig & Son and changed names through Winders Hardware before Haworth’s 33 years of ownership. The unnamed buyer plans to liquidate stock and decide on future use.
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Sidney
Earl
Haworth
WM Winders
J.D
CD. Essig
Essig & Son
Essig
Eassig
Winders
Winders Hardware
Cabela's
Sporting Goods
International Farm Machinery
Cheyenne County
Iowa
Mae Breternitz
Freg G Haworth
Nebraska primary looms with Cheyenne County races
Voter choices narrow to a single county contest as Cheyenne County residents prepare for the local primary. County Clerk Bob Hossle sets polls 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday while incumbent Ed Narjes faces challenger Paul Huff for the first district commissioner nomination in a tight race following a close 4 year ago contest.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Bob Hossle
Ed Narjes
Sidney
Paul Huff
Lodgepole
Narses
Huff
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Omaha
Edward Zorinsky
Democratic Party
Hess Dyas
Lenore Etchison
Papillion
US Senate
John McCollister
Richard Proud
Roman Hruska Chappell
Virginia Smith
John W DeCamp
Neligh
Holdrege
Holly Hodge
Gering
James Hansen
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Johnny Come
Frank Church
Idaho
Patricia Dorwart
Thomas Dorwart
Rollin Blome
Ronald
April Weather Brings Major Rainfall at Sidney Airport
A total of 2.70 inches of rain fell in April at the Flight Service Station of Sidney Airport, ending a drought. The month saw the largest single day rainfall on the 16th with 2.1 inches and several other days near that total. Total for 1976 through April reached 2.90 inches, below the 3.14 inch normal for the first four months.
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Sidney
College board to decide on Marathon Building purchase and reform
The Western Technical Community College area board meets in Scottsbluff in a marathon session to consider dissolving the area structure, forming a new organization, and buying the Marathon Building in Sidney for 125000. A budget audit and campus leadership changes loom, with implications for Ptacek and Dindinger.
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Western Technical Community College Area
Scottsbluff
Western Nebraska Technical College
Sidney
Charles Bensman
Nebraska Western College
WNTC
Tom Dindinger
Bensman
William Ptacek
Ptacek
Dindinger
Marathon
A.W. Crites
Chadron
Telegraph
Nebraska Western
NWC
Marathon Buiding
Carl Christ
Gene Lienemann
Lienemann
Tom
Washington, D.C
Sidney Area
Ted Egging
Egging
Crites
Telegraph marks 104th year of publication in Sidney
The Sidney Telegraph begins its 104th year of publication, dating to May 1873 when Lawrence Connell printed the first issue. Connell, an attorney and organizer, helped launch the paper first serving as an officer of Cheyenne Coditty. The Telegraph, the oldest business in Sidney, served Western Nebraska and surrounding territories.
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Sidney
Telegraph
West
North Platte Telegraph
James NeNulty
Rapid City Journal
Joseph Brooks Gossage
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Harold Steele
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Kaye Cape
Kenneth Miller
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