Wednesday Blaze Destroys North Side Home
Fire destroyed the interior of Archie Herboldsheimer’s home at 14th and Cedar in Sidney after a blaze reported at 12 40 a m. The house suffered extensive east wing damage while the exterior remained lighter. No one was home. gas and utilities had been shut off April 22. Fire officials have not determined a cause.
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Archie Llerboldsheimer
Sidney
14Th and
Cedar
Herboldsheimer
Telegraph
Sidney newspaper notices and subscription info dated May 4 1966
Second Class Postage Paid at Sidney Nebr Send change of address to Post Office Box 219 Sidney Nebr Subscription rates 8 per year inside 50 mile zone 9 outside 50 mile zone 8 per year by carrier Single copies 10 cents Established In In 1873 Wednesday May 4 1966 Sidney Nebraska Vol 92 No 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebr
Sidney Industrial Corp Raises Capital to 150000
Sidney Industrial Corp votes to increase capitalization to 150000 dollars from 25000 with 25 members and pledges to expand participation this year. Shares at 100 dollars each offered with plans for monthly payments of 10 dollars and pending banking commission approval to sell more shares. The move aims to boost effectiveness in attracting industry to the Sidney area. The weather signals a strong winter wheat outlook in western Nebraska, with optimism tempered by potential cold snaps.
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Sidney Industrial Corp
Sidney
Leo Krieger
Banking Commission
Krieger
No Fatalities In Area For Month
The Nebraska Safety Patrol reports April activity for Kimball Cheyenne Deuel County area with no highway fatalities. Patrol records show 24 accidents 163 motorists assisted 92 obstructions removed 423 moving violation warnings 320 equipment violations 203 arrests including eight for DWI 16 safety programs and one stolen car recovered.
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Felix Koenig
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Kimball-Cheyenne-Deuel
Koenig
Tomato Production Planned Near Sidney Greenhouse
Cheyenne County farmer Joe Cizek plans a 44 by 100 foot greenhouse on four acres east of Sidney to grow hydroponic tomatoes and possibly strawberries. The crop should ripen in about three months with first planting around August 15, aiming for market timing. He funds most costs, may use Sidney Industrial Corp financing, and has designed the facility for scalable expansion.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Joe Cizek
Cizek
Veal
Sidney Industrial Corp
Vote Registration Off Only 37 From Total 2 Years Ago
Sidney voters show a small decline in registration for the May 10 primary with 3,619 signed up, down from 3,656 two years earlier. City Clerk Gordon Tobin expects over 4,000 registered for the November general election, noting party balance remains similar to prior cycles. Voter categories show independents, Democrats, and Republicans similar to past primaries, with two-year comparisons provided.
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Sidney
Gordon Tobin
Tobin
Cheyenne County
4-H Scholarships Awarded to 38 Nebraska Members
Lincoln 38 Nebraska 4-H members receive $200 Union Pacific Scholarships totaling 7600 for study at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics. 28 alternates named. Winners announced by Mrs Dorothea Holstein associate state 4-H leader with 100 percent participation. Names listed include Kathryn Woten Gordon Smith Larry Peterson Rebecca Dowling Janet Nelson Rosanne Wright. Alternates named Rollie Rexroth Kathy Klingman Linda Rowlan Linda Hardeson Dorothy Weigel Garland Fritzler.
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Lincoln
Nebraska 4-H
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Dorothea Holstein
University of Nebraska
Holstein
Western Nebraska
Kathryn H. Woten
Potter
Gordon Smith
Chappell
Larry Peterson
Lewellen
Rebecca Dowling
Ogallala
Janet L. Nelson
Bushnell
Rosanne Wright
Bridgeport
Rollie J. Rexroth
Sidney
Kathy Klingman
Linda R. Rowlan
Lisco
Linda Hardeson
Brule
Dorothy Weigel
Kimball
Garland Fritzler
Broad
Water
New Manager At McDonald's As Lewis Retiring
Bob Lewis a 37 year veteran with The J M McDonald Co and Sidney store manager for five years retires effective May 31. Gordon Fuller will replace him, coming from Grand Island where he was assistant manager for 2 1/2 years. Fuller has 13 years with the company and will relocate with his wife Donna and seven month old daughter Darla. Lewis previously managed Minden for 26 years and Lexington for six. He plans to stay in Sidney and catch up on tasks, joking about a boat in his yard that has not been in water for seven years.
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Bob Lewis
J. M. McDonald Co
Sidney
Gordon Fuller
Grand Island
McDonald
Lexington
Mr. Lewis
Minden
Weather warms to 80 as week readings rise
The week saw temperatures climb with 11 am reading at 80 degrees. FAA flight service records list daily highs: Monday 78, Tuesday 70, and by noon today 80, indicating a steady warm trend.
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Federal Aviation Agency Flight Service Station
Centennial Committee names new county wide chairman
Mrs Hadden named general chairman of Cheyenne County Centennial Committee succeeding Dick Thailing who moved to Omaha. She will also serve as secretary. Merle Bobo Sidney chairman, Ron Mercer treasurer and Centennial betterment chair, Mrs Vernon Goranson in charge of the Centennial Scrapbook, Gene Liesnemann public relations chair, and Mrs Charles Ham publicity chair. Don Shriner and Mary Ebel of Lincoln attend. Shriner leads state committee.
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Leroy Hadden
Cheyenne County Centennial Committee
Dick Thailing
Omaha
Hadden
Merle Bobo
Sidney
Ron Mercer
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Vernon Goranson
Gurley
Gene Liesnemann
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Charles Ham
Don Shriner
Mary Ebel
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
New Correspondent Takes Over Sidney Draw News Desk
Mrs Dean Olson becomes the Sidney Telegraph news writer for the Sidney Draw area succeeding Mrs Frank Kurz who covered the Sidney Draw beat for over thirty years.
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Dean Olson
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Draw
Frank Kurz
Panhandle Forecast Calls for Fair Weather Through Thursday
Panhandle forecast: Fair tonight and Thursday with lows 40 to 50 and highs 70 to 80. Five day outlook shows temperatures averaging 4 to 9 degrees above normal with little day to day change. Expect mostly fair weather with little or no precipitation. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Sewage Job Funds Push Sidneys Airport Plan
City officials eye rapid progress on the Sidney sewage disposal plant expansion funded by federal and state credits. City Manager George Felsch noted Federal money of 24,690 toward an 82,000 project as he aims to advertise bids soon and speed runway extension to handle larger Frontier planes by next year.
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Sidney
Carl T. Curtis
Dave Martin
George Felsch
Fulton and
Cramer
Lincoln
Felsch
Kansas City
Federal Action Agency
United States
Washington
Frontier
Dry Bean Loan Rate Extended for Western States
Dry edible bean producers west of the Mississippi may request a 60 day extension of 1965 crop price support loans. Maturities normally April 30, 1966, extend to June 30, 1966 for those who file. Applicants must show warehouse storage charges have been paid or arranged through the new date.
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Mississippi River
Lester B. Runge
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Burn Victim In Good Condition At Memorial Hospital
W. A. Gatewood of Sidney, an Irby Construction Co. employee, remains in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital after a Monday incident. While operating a truck about 35 miles northwest of Sidney on the new high line route, the vehicle contacted a 14,000 volt line, blowing out three tires and causing burns to his feet and back.
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W. A. Gatewood
Sidney
Irby Construction Co
Memorial Hospital
Gatewood
Baby Sitting On Election Day by Scout Troop 150
The Eaglettes Patrol of Girl Scout Troop 150 will be available for babysitting at North Side School from 4 to 8 p m on Election Day. Voters may leave children in the school cafeteria with the scouts during polls.
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Eaglettes
North Side
Get Acquainted Party Saturday At Country Club
Sidney Country Club announces a Saturday social hour with two for one drinks and optional steak dinners by reservation. Catering by Mrs. James Morris, longtime Sidney resident. club to offer Sunday brunch 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and pool opening May 29.
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James Morris
Sidney Country Club
Morris
Sidney
Kansas City
Debra
Jim
Marine Corps
Paul
Air Force
Lee Wells
Country Club
del Koch
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Weatherman
Industrial Group
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
East Central
McDonald’s
Lewis
Mrs. Hadden
Centennial
New Correspondent
Denver
City of
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