One Year Ago The Sidney Telegraph Switch To Web Offset
The Sidney Telegraph marks its first anniversary of adopting web offset printing, begun Nov 1, 1963, bringing clearer reproduction and new color capabilities. Readers and advertisers embraced the change despite initial resistance from longtime staff and subscribers, with dozens of publishers visiting to learn the process as web offset becomes the industry trend.
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Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph
Telegraph
la Junta
Colo
Rainy Relief Lifts Morale Across Nebraska Panhandle
The Nebraska Panhandle received a soaking Friday night, with rainfall from a third to three-quarters of an inch across the region. FAA stations logged a variety of totals from .03 to .39 inches, boosting morale after a long drought and offering relief to winter wheat crops despite subsoil still needing more moisture.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska
Sidney
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Dave Ells
Lodgepole
Henry Jenik
Potter
Potter State Bank
Gurley
Earl Lessig
Lorenzo
Chester Phelps
Farmers Elevator
Don Dey Ermand
Dalton
Sidney Draw
Chadron
Harrisburg
Alliance
Casper
Cheyenne
Scottsbluff
Ivan Liljegren
Dey Ermand
Roger Plantz
Cheyenne County
Plantz
Panhandle
Lincoln Exten sion Meet to Draw 200 Attendees
More than 200 members of the Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service from 93 counties will attend the annual conference in Lincoln. The three day event includes talks by NU leaders and speakers on outreach, public relations, time management, and visual aids, plus awards and an all-Extension banquet.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Cheyenne
Ivan Liljegren
del Rae Beermann
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Alan Knox
Duane Loewenstein
William Hall
NU School of Journalism
E.W. Janike
Duane Nelson
Federal Extension Service
Washington, D.C
Edna Jordahl
University of Minnesota
Department of Information
Three Drilling Sites Reported in Panhandle area
Cheyenne County added three new drilling locations with activity focused in Banner and Scotts Bluff counties. Additional permits list operators such as Sinclair Oil, Don M. Rounds Drilling, Fundamental Oil, Stuarco Oil, Banner Oil, Midwest Oil, Miami Oil, Tol Tex, Samuel Gary, and Ring West, detailing wells, sections, and sand specifications across Morrill, Banner, Kimball, Scotts Bluff, and Banner counties.
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Cheyenne County
Panhandle
Banner
Scottsbluff
Kimball
Morrill
Garden Counties
Exeter Drilling Co
Platte Valley Oil Co
Exeter
Sterling Drilling Co
Cortney-A
Eddy
Sterling
Kimbark Exploration Co
Huntsman
Kimbark
Sinclair Oil & Gas Company
Benton
Morrill County
Mustang Canyon
Notlet
Don M. Rounds Drilling Company
Argus Production Company
Frostrom
Banner Co
Wildcat
Don M
Scotts Bluff Co
Samuel Gary
Gifford
Stage Hill
Regal Drilling Co
Banner Oil Company, Inc
White Feather Petroleum Company, Inc
Fuller
North Minature Field
c/Banner Oil Company
J’ Sand
Midwest Oil Corporation
Schmidt
Kimball County
Dill
Murfin Drilling Company
Miami Oil Producers, Inc
CNW
Kimball Co
Dill Field
Wildcate
Ring West Petroleum Corp
Panhandle Weather Forecast Mixed Sky and Warm Week
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with lows in the 30s and highs 50 to 60. Five day outlook shows temperatures 4 to 10 degrees above normal through Saturday with highs in the 60s and lows in the 30s. Light showers expected early week and again later in the period.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Good Market Sparks Strong Sidney Cattle Sale
A large turnout at the Sidney Live Stock Sales Pavilion saw 987 head sold in one of the pavilion’s strongest sales in two years. Ralph James of Bushnell offered a 482 pound consignment selling at 23.60 while Magnussen stock from Briggsdale averaged 419 pounds and topped at 23.50. Club calves reached 25 with cows from Martin Heeg selling at 160. Eastern buyers were present with shipments to Galesburg Illinois and Polo Illinois.
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Sidney Live
Ralph James
Bushnell
Magnussen
Briggsdale
Colo
Martin Heeg
Sidney
Galesburg
Ill
Polo, Th
ASCS and Soil District Hold 1965 Program Meeting
Representatives from ASCS offices and soil conservation district gathered in Sidney for an all day briefing on the 1965 Agricultural Conservation Program. About 100 people attended at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with Robert Zink and William Steinkrueger leading the presentation and state officials Ray Davis and Charles Broderson participating.
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ASCS
Nebraska
Sidney
Lawrence Thompson
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Robert Zink
William Steinkrueger
Lincoln
ASC
Ray Davis
Potter
Charles Broderson
Training School Plans Move Forward Dec 1 Start
Sidney plans a federal funded training program at Sioux Army Depot for 325 over the next year. About 70 students start with hires for a coordinator and housing manager to report by next week. Training includes auto and tractor mechanics, office work, cooking, and restaurant management.
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Sidney
Russell Pedersen
Sidney Public Schools
Board of Education
Pedersen
Sioux Army Depot
Sioux
Cyril Williams
Waldo Dearing
Sioux Army
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S. Department of Labor
Nebraska
Free rides and babysitting to polls offered by Cheyenne County parties
The Cheyenne County Republican Committee posts free rides to voting places and free babysitting on November 3, with a contact number 254 4082. The Cheyenne County Democratic Party previously announced similar services, reachable at 254 9398.
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Cheyenne County
Republican Committee
Republicans
Democratic Party
Gals Dominate Telegraph Football Score Guessing
For the third straight week a woman won The Sidney Telegraph score guessing contest Twila Howlett posted 17 correct guesses out of 20 games She had no tie breaker as rivals missed on four Close behind were Mary Hemmer Stanley Bres tel John Fickenshur Marcella Schumacher Kenneth Bales and Lewis Os born Entries urged for next issue with chances at prize money.
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Gals
Sidney Telegraph
Twila Howlett
Charlotte Drive
Sidney
Mary Hemmer
Box
Stanley Brestel
Dalton
John Fickenshur
Gurley
Marcella Schumacher
Peetz
Kenneth Bal
United Fund Struggles as Donations Lag in Sidney
After a month of effort to raise 17,175 for the 1964 United Fund only about 40 percent has been collected. The levy blames some workers for few contacts while urging local businesses to contribute. Benny Hochman, general chairman, praises supportive firms but laments shops selling essentials that gave nothing. He urges all who earn in the community to donate, even a small amount, to help the drive succeed.
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United Fund
Benny Hochman
United Fund Committee
Sidney
United
Hochman
County Clerk Expects Big Turnout In Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County faces a likely record turnout Tuesday as County Clerk Ralph Englert cites large Sidney registration of 4218 the high absentee and disabled ballot requests and local races including county judge commissioner and Wheatbelt Power District director plus a heated Nebraska constitutional race. Presidential contest between Johnson and Goldwater could tip the county Democratic. Polls open eight to eight with results tallied from 21 precincts.
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Cheyenne County
Ralph Englert
Cheyenne
Guy F. Bush
Sidney
Sydney Finch
Lodgepole
C. W. Smith
Nebraska
Albert Fenske
Cecil Hunt
Muriel Crosby
Robert L. Elsen
Wheatbelt
West Subdivision
George II. Fleming
Robert L. Clark
Banner
Kimball
Clark
Fleming
Congress
Dave Martin
William E. Colwell
Sandhills
Colwell
Martin
Frank Morrison
Dwight Burney
Morrison
Burney
Philip Sorenson
Sorenson
Charles Thone
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
United States
Roman Hruska
Raymond W. Arndt
Omaha
Hruska
Englert
Moose Lodge Presents $250 to Gade After Accident
Sidney Moose Lodge No 1784 gave Don Gade a $250 check, the proceeds of a benefit dance held after his automobile accident left him with considerable paralysis. Gade is now a patient in an Omaha hospital.
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Sidney Moose Lodge
Don Gade
Omaha
Gade
Dyer Act Charge Brought Against 23 Year Old Man
A 23 year old oil field worker, Bobby Dean Ward, is in FBI custody on suspicion of transporting a stolen car across state lines. Ward admitted Dyer Act violation after arrest in Sidney following a Dallas theft report. The 1955 Chevrolet belonged to Clarence W. Stouffe of Trenton, Texas. Ward provided no home address and claimed to have lived in 20 states. He stated he had a prior record, though details are not yet available.
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Bobby Dean Ward
FBI
State Line
Ward
del Shipley
Dallas
Tex
Clarence W. Stouffe
Trenton
Sidney
Safety Patrol
Lee Knutson
Six Injured In Accident Near Potter
Six persons were hospitalized after a county road intersection collision at 10 05 a m Sunday four miles north and six east of Potter Nebraska Trooper Del Shipley said both cars were official losses The drivers were Harvey N Jung 23 Potter in a 1962 Ford and John Engel 72 Sidney in a 1956 Chevrolet station wagon The Jung car southbound Engel car westbound overturned Engel sustained a scalp wound and a severely bruised left arm They were joined by their families including Janet Jung 21 with facial injuries and their five month old son Jeffrey plus two grandchildren Jay Cleary 8 and Janet Cleary 11 who were hospitalized or treated for injuries
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Potter
del Shipley
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Harvey N. Jung
John Engel
Sidney
Jung
Engel
Eagle
Memorial Hospital
Janet
Jeffrey
Mr. Engel
Jay Cleary
Gering
Janet Cleary
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