State Sewage Meet Slated For Thursday
Sewage plant managers from Nebraska gather in Sidney for the eighth annual Nebraska Sewage and Industrial Wastes Assn meeting. About 75 delegates are expected as Harold Hoskins of Lincoln chairs the two day sessions with talks from Arthur Williamson of Wyoming and others from Chicago Kansas City and Omaha.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Nebraska, Sewage and Industrial Wastes
Assn
Floyd Sanks
Sidney Water Commissioners
Harold Hoskins
Lincoln
Hoskins
Tom Coffey
Arthur E. Williamson
Division of Environmental Health
Wyoming Department of Health
Nebraska Department of Health
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Lanks
Licenses Issued To Cheyenne Drivers Reach 7500
Cheyenne County residents received 7500 driver's licenses by deadline, about 100 more than two years ago when 7395 licenses were issued. The County Treasurer's office noted no last minute rush for renewals.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Snow Favors Wheat Crop With Increased Soil Moisture
A recent snowstorm boosted soil moisture for the 1960 wheat crop, especially in the Panhandle where the upper two feet show higher moisture. Overall, conditions are above 1950-57 averages, though melting last Sunday reduced some gains.
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Panhandle
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Final Telegraph Europe Trip Ends With Paris Versailles
Telegraph editor Jack H Lowe concludes his Europe journey with three final articles to be published Wednesday Friday and next Monday. Myr and Mrs Lowe plan to return home next week from their overseas visit.
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Telegraph
Jack H. Lowe
Europe
Myr
Mrs. Lowe
Quiet Halloween Across Town with Minimal Vandalism
Law enforcement reported one of the quietest Halloweens in years with no serious vandalism. Police noted minor incidents such as a lost devil trick or treater, eggs and firecrackers, window soaping, and a hay bale fire, but overall activity remained subdued.
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W. W. Schulz
Sol Willis
Porter Moicl
Stand Pipe Hills
Toledo
19Th
Newton
Wheatbelt Public Power District Holds Annual Meeting
More than 300 attendees from Cheyenne Devel Garden and Morrill Counties fill the City Auditorium for the Wheatbelt Public Power District meeting. Speaker Congress man Don McGinley discussed agricultural legislation and funds restoration for a 277000 dollar transmission line from Pine Bluffs Wyoming to Sidney.
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Don McGinley
Ogallala
Wheatbelt
Wheatbelt Public Power District
City Auditorium
Cheyenne
Devel, Garden
Morrill
McGinley
Charles Ham
Panhandle
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Sidney
Wayne Bond
Lodgewose
del Lamm
Sunol
Gerdes seeks second term in Nebraska Legislature
State Senator George Gerdes of Alliance announces bid for a second term. He represented Box Butte Dawes and Sioux Counties in the last unicameral session and serves on interim committees studying government reorganization and branch issues. He is a wheat grower rancher with strong local roots and leadership in farm groups.
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George Gerdes
Alliance
Box Butte
Dawes
Sioux Counties
Gerdes
Agriculture and Public Works
Legislative Council
Monroe Bixler
Harrison
A S Gerdes
Gene
Senator Gerdes
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Nebraska Stock Growers Assn
Lodgepole Feeder Wins at Chicago Cattle Show
The champion load at the 15th Chicago Feeder Cattle Show was exhibited by Myron Carlson & Son of Lodgepole Nebraska. The 20 head Angus steer calves sold for 58.25 dollars per hundredweight to the Ashley Ithaca 4 H Club of Ithaca Michigan.
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Chicago
Myron Carlson & Son
Lodgepole
Neb
Ashley-Ithaca
Ithaca
Mich
Midland College Names Potter Girl 1959 Grid Queen
Miss Gail Erickson a Potter district sophomore was crowned Grid Queen during Midland College Homecoming halftime ceremonies. The event featured a giant M formed by high school bands with Linda Larsen and Mary Scherer as runners up and gifts from the M-Club and Harold Wohmer Fremont Chamber president.
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Gail Erickson
Potter
Midland College
Midland-Doane
Miss Erickson
Linda Larsen
Mary Scherer
Fremont
Midland
M-Club
Harold Wohmer
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
New Nebraska Oil Wells Filed In Seventeen Notices
Seventeen notices of intent to drill oil wells in Nebraska were filed last week with the University of Nebraska Conservation and Survey Division. Listed are drillers Sinclair Oil & Gas Co Newman No 5 in Cheyenne County Cook Field. Skelly Oil Co Droll No 1 in Hitchcock County wildcat. Wyoming Western Oil Co Trenerry No 1 and Young No 1 in Banner County wildcats. Enbrook Oil & Gas Co Brown No 1 and Evertson No 1 in Kimball and Banner counties. Chandler & Simpson Vrtatko No 1 in Kimball County. Braden Drilling Co Shaw No 1 in Kimball County Russell Field and more.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
E. C. Reed
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co
Russell No. 1
Kimball County
Cne
Russell Field
Ohio Oil Co
Newman No
Cheyenne County
Cook Field
Skelly Oil Co
Droll No
Hitchcock County
Cse
Wildcat
Wyoming Western Oil Co
Trenerry No 1
Banner County
Young No 1
Enbrook Oil & Gas Co
Brown No
Sidney Lions Observe 30th Anniversary Meet
The Sidney Lions Club marks 30 years with a program led by Lions International director Al A. Schock of Sioux Falls. About 300 Lions and guests will attend on Wednesday Nov 11 at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel.
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Sidney Lions Club
Lions _International
al A. Scheck
Sioux Falls
Lions
Lions Clubs
Schock
Battle of
St. Lo
France
Lutheran Church
Luther Manor Home
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Herb Aldrich
Lions Club
St Patrick's Bazaar Planned at Youth Center Wednesday
St Patrick's parish Announces its annual bazaar at the Youth Center on Wednesday. A turkey dinner starts at 5 p m in the building basement, with fancy work candy and games featured. Dinner prices are 1 50 for adults 1 00 for high school students and 75 cents for children under 12.
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St. Patrick’s Parish
Adventists Donate 23000 In Aid To Nebraska Needy
Nebraska Seventh Day Adventists distributed food and medicine valued at over 23000 and more than 5000 articles of clothing to state residents in need. C R French Lincoln health and welfare director said aid reached 2746 people across seven welfare centers.
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Nebraska
C. R. French
Lincoln
Santa to visit Sidney in city wide Christmas opening
Chamber of Commerce announces final plans for a city wide Christmas opening the Saturday after Thanksgiving with Santa arriving by air at 10 a.m. He will tour Sidney stores by police escort and visit on three following Saturdays. A pre opening edition of The Telegraph will publish the Wednesday before. Retailers will keep Friday night openings for December and set 1960 dates at the December 7 meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Santa Claus
Sidney
Santa
NSEA District VI Names Tillotson President At Meet
Tillotson of Sidney was named president of District VI of the Nebraska State Education Assn at the twoday convention in Scottsbluff held after a weather delay. Marie Perrette of Valentine was named Vice president, Russell Pedersen of Gordon secretary, L. E. Morrison of Alliance treasurer, and Jesse Shedd of Scottsbluff joined the state executive committee. Morley addressed the final session on Friday, debunking claims about Russian education and its impact on individual thought.
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Scottsbluff
T. R. Tillotson
Sidney
Nebraska State Education Assn
Marie Perrette
Valentine
Russell Pedersen
Gordon
L. E. Morrison
Alliance
Jesse Shedd
John Morley
Bob, Richards
Morley
Kimball Family, 3 Dead in Carbon Monoxide Tragedy
A Kimball farm family and their 16 year old son were found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning. Mr and Mrs Dave Kraus and son Jim 16 died in bed after a furnace change and blocked chimney. Neighbors noted heat loss and steel wool blockage. Survivors include a daughter Marilyn Enman of Sidney. Funeral services by Allen Mortuary Kimball.
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Kimball Farm
Dave Kraus
Jim
Kimball County
Tom Brower
Kraus
Kimball
Herb Linn
Pine Bluffs
Alfred Jiminez
Linn
Jiminez
Norman
Marilyn) Enman
Elm St
Sidney
California
Allen Mortuary
Game Director To Visit Here On Thursday
Mel Steen director of the Nebraska Game Commission will visit Sidney Thursday and Thursday night after a stop in Kearney Wednesday night. He plans to inspect the pheasant situation and may hunt ducks and geese on the North Platte River. Local sportsmen plan a get together Thursday evening with Steen if possible. Further details will be in The Telegraph Wednesday.
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Mel Steen
Nebraska Game Commission
Sidney
Steen
Kearney
North Platte
Lloyd O’halloran
George Fleming
Dr. O'Holleran
Fleming
County Products Sold In 1954 Farm Census Totals
The 1959 Census of Agriculture underway in Cheyanne County updates farm statistics from 1954. In 1954 farm operators sold products valued at 10 861 141 dollars. Crop sales reached 8 927 150 dollars including 8 924 950 for field crops and 2 200 for horticultural specialties. Livestock and livestock product sales totaled 1 933 991 dollars with 117 043 for dairy, 120 473 for poultry, and 1 696 475 for livestock products.
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Cheyanne
Schwartz declares bid for 1960 Nebraska lieutenant governor
Gerald Schwartz 32 of Omaha announces Democratic candidacy for lieutenant governor in 1960. He has filed as a delegate-at-large to the Democratic National Convention and pledged to Sen Estes Kefauver, though Kefauver has dismissed a third presidential bid.
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Omaha
Gerald Schwartz
Sen Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
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