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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1968

Page

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Heavy Spring Storm Triggers Road Damage North of Lodgepole

Heavy moisture from a spring storm caused widespread rain and snow across the county with 2.13 inches of moisture since Sunday at Lodgepole and 2.5 inches at the FAA station in Sidney. Bridges north of Lodgepole reportedly washed out while runoff and local frost protection measures affected gardeners and crops. Temperature swung from 32 to 70 degrees with frosts brief and intermittent.

Lodgepole Tommy Thompson FAA Sidney Dalton Don Dey Ermand

John Farmer Victim of Long Illness

John A. Farmer 74 a former Sioux Army Depot foreman died after a three year illness at Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Friday at the First Christian Church with Rev Ellis Wotan officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He was born March 8 1894 in Fremont Nebraska and lived in Fremont Geneva before moving to Sidney 21 years ago. He married Luella Tutin in 1944. Surviving are his widow a daughter two stepsons a step granddaughter a brother and a sister. Memorials to the First Christian Church building fund.

Sioux Army Depot John A. Farmer Memorial Hospital First Christian Church Ellis Wotan Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig & Son Funeral Home John Alvin Farmer Fremont Neb John Grant Farmer Viola Ann Metz Geneva Sidney Sioux Wahoo Luella Olive Tutin Order of Eagles Harold Clark Raytown Harold Temple Oakland Calif Clyde Temple Stockton Vern Farmer Cheyenne Wyo Ralph Reemis Kimball First Christian Church Building Fund

Neighbors Aid Farm For Hospitalized Man In Nebraska

Edward Borges, nine miles north of Lodgepole, was hospitalized when 21 neighbors came April 30 to help with fieldwork using tractors plows and discs. Volunteers include Floyd Miller Lavern Bauer Harold Borges Charles Van DeVoorde and others. Edith Jurgens provided a tractor. Dinner was served at Borges home noon by Margaret Bauer and others. Floyd Wise supplied coffee.

Edward Borges Lodgepole Floyd Miller Lavern Bauer Harold Borges Charles van DeVoorde Floyd Bruns Edme Flessner Doyle Flessner Bill Bartling Lowell Hokom Dean Christensen Ed Boehmer Russell Oleson Dale Florke Jim Payne Clarence Horst Larry

McCook Students to Tour Western Nebraska Voc Tech

Fourteen McCook high school aerospace students will fly in on four planes Thursday to Sidney to tour Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School facilities. They will view airframe and power plant instruction with instructor Jim Ford. This marks the first aero space program tour of the local school in a joint University of Nebraska Extension Service and Nebraska Department of Aeronautics offering.

McCook Neb Sidney Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Merle Rosebusch Vo-Tech Jim Ford Rudebusch University of Nebraska Extension Service Nebraska Department of Aeronautics

Contest Standings To Be Printed On Friday

The Sidney Telegraph will publish the first official standings in the 3000 cash circulation drive on Friday May 10. Sixteen workers pursue top prizes while subscriptions and renewals flow in with two year plans boosting votes and commissions for all drivers. The list of workers includes Lois Dindinger Potter Lloyd Goranson Peetz Margaret McCabe Dalton Mary James Dix Dan Market Lodgepole Florence Ludeman Gurley Cindy Sharman Rt. 1 Ldge Ethelman Criswell Chappell Ruth Wicks Sidney Marge Dougherty Doris E Norman Sidney David Schobert Sidney Cecil Hume Sidney George Goy Hare Sidney Thelma Hajek Sidney R C Walker Rt. 2 Sidney.

Sidney Telegraph Telegraph Lois Dindinger Potter Lloyd Goranson Peetz Margaret McCabe Dalton Mary James Dix Dan Market Lodgepole Florence Ludeman Gurley Cindy Sharman Ethelman Criswell Chappell Clark Ruth) Wicks Sidney Marge Dougherty Sidney Doris E Norman Sidney David Schobert Sidney Cecil Hume Sidney George Goy Hare Thelma Hajek R, C, Walker

Union Pacific promotes cattleback service for cattle transport

Union Pacific launches a cattleback plan to haul two fully loaded drop-center stock trailers on a single 85-foot flat car to boost Nebraska cattle shipments. Rates vary by who provides trailers, with examples from Kimball to Omaha and a cattle rate that undercuts typical trucking costs.

Nebraska Union Pacific Railroad U. P W. F. Petersen Union Pacific Sidney Kearney Omaha Lincoln Fremont Norfolk Grand Island North Platte Kimball Gering Neb Petersen

Gottschalk Named News Editor at Daily Nebraskan

Lynn Gottschalk daughter of The Sidney Telegraph co publisher Mrs Mary Jane Gottschalk was named news editor of the Daily Nebraskan the University of Nebraska paper. She was chosen by the University's Board of Publications along with Jack Todd who will be editor for the coming year. Todd will succeed Cheryl Tritt with Ed Icenogle as managing editor Mark Gordon as sports editor and Jim Evinger as business manager.

Lynn Gottschalk Sidney Telegraph Mary Jane Gottschalk Daily Nebraskan University of Nebraska Miss Gottschalk University Board of Publications Jack Todd Scottsbluff Todd Cheryl Tritt Kimball Ed Icenogle Lincoln Mark Gordon Sioux Falls S. D Jim Evinger

Panhandle Weather: Warmer Trend With Light Winds

General forecast calls for fair skies and rising temperatures this afternoon tonight and Thursday. Westerly winds 15 to 25 mph diminish at night with highs 55 to 65 this afternoon and again Thursday, lows 30 to 40. Precipitation chances under 5 percent through tonight and Thursday. Five day outlook shows Thursday through Monday temperatures about 10 degrees below normal.

Panhandle Mornday

Cheyenne County Primary To Use Voting Machines In Most Precincts

Cheyenne County voters number 4707 plan to cast ballots in the Nebraska primary next Tuesday May 14. Fourteen of twenty one precincts will use automatic voting machines with two machines per precinct to speed totals. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at locations including Weyerts Lutheran Church Ordville Scout Hall and the old fire hall Union Valley.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Ralph Englert Cheyenne Eagle Weyerts Lutheran Church Ordville Union Valley Fire Hall Englert Bunker Hill Huntsman Lorenzo Trognitz Chambers Sidney Shoup Company

Election board school aids Cheyenne County primary setup

LT COL SAM SHoup of Shoup Voting Machine Company toured Sidney Tuesday evening to assist Cheyenne County Clerk Ralph Englert with an election board school ahead of the May 14 primary. He demonstrated ballot layouts on voting machines to be used in 14 of 21 precincts, with 22 machines leased and six donated by Shoup.

Sam Shoup Shoup Voting Machine Company Sidney Cheyenne Ralph Englert Election Board Shoup Telegraph

Primary Ballot Deadlines And Party Totals In County

Sample ballots will be printed Friday May 10 for inspection ahead of the May 14 primary. Absentee ballots must be cast by May 11 at noon and ballots from disabled voters must be received by May 13 at 4 p.m. Republicans lead with 2624 voters, Democrats 1956, Independents 126, and one American Party voter among 4707 registered. Registry closed May 3. Nebraska prohibits cross over voting.

Nebraska New American Party

Nebraska to Know Eligible Voters for May 14 Primary

Nebraska will announce in advance the number of Republican and Democratic voters eligible for the May 14 primary. Statewide registration, mandated by the 1967 legislature, takes effect this year with Friday’s registration deadline and a tally expected by next weekend. Early April figures show Republicans 53.5 percent to Democrats 46.5 percent.

Nebraska Allen Beermann

Town Voters Only for Liquor Issue Next Tuesday

Voters from Potter will decide the liquor by the drink measure next Tuesday with eligibility checked at the machine by a county clerk. A control lock on the voting machine will open for residents within the municipality and stay locked for those ineligible. The issue is expected to draw a large turnout.

Potter Ralph Englert

Lone American party voter in Cheyenne County to use paper ballot

County Clerk Ralph Englert says only one Cheyenne County voter registered with the American party and Secretary of State Frank Marsh advised that this voter should cast a paper ballot, posing no machine-related problems.

Cheyenne County Ralph Englert B.een Frank Marsh

Eighth Grade Graduation Set Friday

Fifteen Cheyenne County eighth grade students will graduate Friday at 2 p.m. in the Elks Auditorium. Susan Knicely, Rotary Exchange Student to Sweden, gives the keynote talk. Diplomas presented by County Superintendent S A Caldwell.

Cheyenne County Elks S. A. Caldwell Susan Knicely Rotary Sweden Carol Hokom Harold Fitzwater Lorenzo School Loretta Krueger Nancy Dalton Supt. Caldwell Paul Jon Booth Gene Francis Dickinson Coreen Mary Oliverius Betty J. Frerichs James J. Childers Richard A. Kurz Rodney E. Rezac David L. Johnson Susan Louise Olsen Raymond Lloyd Jallen Loretta Grace Krueger Nancy Maureen Dalton Daniel Lee Lippstrew Trinity Lutheran Scott K. Nienhuser Martin A. Nienhuser

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