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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1967
Page
4
The Tax Commission provides a bracketed schedule for the 2.5 percent state sales tax. For amounts beyond the table, tax is price times 0.025, rounded to the nearest cent, with halves rounding up. Total purchases are taxed as a single amount.
Chadron State College begins 8 a.m. registrations for the first five week session and two 12 week workshop series on June 5 in the Kline Campus Center. Additional signups are planned for June 21 and July 10 with graduate and undergraduate courses. Data processing and IBM cards will speed the process for early registrants.
Ogallala hosts a June 10 Centennial Trail Drive Celebration reviving 1870s 1880s era with a day long western program. Events include a chuck wagon breakfast at Lake Ogallala a trail ride and cattle drive from Keystone to Ogallala featuring about one hundred longhorn steers from Mexico supplied by Terry McGinley of Keystone.
Box Butte County Commissioners by resolution roll back urban valuations to 1965 levels and rural land valuations to 1966 levels after a 50 percent rise last August. Rural improvements will drop 25 percent while a 10 percent decrease on improvements from last August was invalidated by the Nebraska Supreme Court along with the land increase.
Sunny Side News lists graduations and访 visits as families gather in Boulder and Sidney. Mrs. Albert Brandl and others host and attend celebrate relatives while friends call on the Theis and Bond households. The piece notes several outings, long trips to Longmont, and a shift in the Sunshine club meeting time.
The column lists attendees at a Lions Club convention in Columbus: Gene Bond, Harold Isley, Leonard Bond, Hart Quinn, with locals like Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stickley of Big Springs and Jim Haskell’s family. It also covers visits, birthdays, hospitalizations, and a long testimonial block for Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics, featuring quotes from John E. Tate and several satisfied readers across professions and ages.
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