Soybean Processing At Sidney Mill Expands Local Jobs
Pacific Vegetable Oil Co reported its safflower plant in Sidney Nebraska has begun processing soybeans, purchasing 9,000 tons to sustain activity through February and beyond. The operation will lift payroll from three to about 14 workers and use 550,000 of 900,000 bushel storage for soybeans, while safflower profits remain a secondary aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Mill
Pacific Vegetable Oil Co
Sidney
Central
Astern
Nebraska
Ned Robinson
PVO
Robinson
Big Springs
Kearney
Panhandle
Mr. Robinson
Sioux Army Depot
Potter and Sidney Observe Veterans Day
Veterans Day observances planned in Potter and Sidney with official program at Potter Legion Hall at 10 30 a m featuring attorney Gerald Matzke and Potter High School Band plus a vocal trio Tammy Shoemaker JoElla Evoldsen Cheryl Schnell and Legion Color Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Sidney
American Legion Post
Dalton
Legion Hall
Gerald Matzke
Potter High School
Tammy Shoemaker
JoElla Enevoldsen
Cheryl Schnell
Legion Color Guard
Irvin Kiel
Paul Reimers
Bill Welch
VFW
Cheyenne
The
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
World War I Vets Sound Alarm Over Patriotism Decline
National Commander Herbert M. Houston of the Veterans of World War I of the U S A Inc warns of waning patriotism among Americans. He cites disrespect for the National Anthem and Flag at parades and events, linking drafts protests to a broader national indifference. He urges media and veteran groups to unite in promoting reverence for country and honors to servicemen. The group, chartered July 18, 1958, is the third largest veterans organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A., Inc
Herbert M. Houston
Houston
America
Veterans of
The
U.S.A
Sidney Sewage Plant Wins Sixth Scott Wilbur Award
Sidney plant operator Ben Spady accepted the Scott Wilbur Award at the Nebraska Water Pollution Control Association meeting in Lincoln November 3 and 4. Floyd Sanks attended. judges note overall operation cleanliness records and operator ability. Sidney has repeatedly earned this state honor, with Case winning earlier years and plans to secure the plaque again in 1966.
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Sidney
Scott Wilbur
Ben Spady
Nebraska Water Pollution Control Association
Lincoln
Floyd Sanks
Water and Sewage Department of
Nebraska
Harry Case
Case
Spady
Lanks
Tne
Telegraph
Band Fund Boosted By 1 Day Jobs
A one day effort boosted the Sidney High School band fund for Roses. Over 100 band members worked in local businesses earning regular wages while 38 cars passed through the band car wash at Dilley’s Conoco. Four to five hundred people attended a dance at the Elks Auditorium, raising an estimated minimum of over $1,200. The Telegraph notes several local sponsors and businesses that supported the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Sidney
Dilley
Conoco Station
Elks Auditorium
Timate
Telegraph
Janda Tobin Drug Co
Western Drug Co
Gambles
Model Cleaners
Gundy’s
Pittam Body Shop
Tru-Line
Maddox Motors
Farmers Union Co-Op
Sidney National Bank
Tri-State Supply
Hahler Motors
Triangle Sheet Metal
Town and Country Market
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Mayfair Court
Farmer’s Co-op Grain
Bagby’s Texaco
C. A. Story Agency
Stash Mobil Service
Sidney Implement Co
Bert’s Texaco
Dave Olinger
Mrs. D. C. Carley
Pat Heaton Jr
Conoco Service
Goodyear
J. C. Penney Co
Hardy-Clark Furniture
Montgomery Ward
Mode ’O Day
Sidney Flooring and Supply Co
Jack and Jill
McCoy’s Family Shoe
Winter Drug Co
Snyder’s Clothing Co
the Star Market
Merrick’s Shoes
Rudy’s Market
Duis Studio
Ben Franklin
Fix Pharmacy
the Village Toys
the Book Keepers
Lee’s Department Store
Sidney Office Supply Co
Greenlees’ Inc
KSID
Pelster Standard Service
Sidney Telegraph
Dilly’s
Conoco
Born’s Skelly Station
Powell Hardware Co
Sear Store
Miss Kilgallen Dies Suddenly
Dorothy Kilgallen, widely read columnist and television personality, died suddenly at about noon today. No details on the cause were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kilgallen
Sidney Telegraph Teen Pages Feature Preview
The Sidney Telegraph highlights teen focused content on pages 2 and 3 in section 2 including news pictures and features of interest to teen readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
Pigeon Heads For Home After Stay At Schoens
A carrier pigeon that stayed about two weeks at John Schoen farm near Gurley has returned to its owner, E. O. Neppel of Colorado Springs. Neppel noted the bird arrived "sad looking" after a 300 mile race and said many birds drift home with seasons, facing dangers yet remaining driven to return home.
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John Schoen
Gurley
E. O. Neppel
Colorado Springs
Colo
One Injured In Accident Early Today
Mrs Janet L Peetz of Sidney rural received minor injuries this morning when her northbound 1964 Ford pulled right to pass a southbound car, went into an east ditch on a county road three miles east and 2.4 miles south of Sidney. She was treated and released. her baby in a car seat was uninjured. Trooper Del Shipley reported the other car was driven by Peter J Lenz of Sidney. Damage about 150 dollars. A second inter section crash at Sherman and Rose streets in Potter caused about 250 dollars damage to a southbound 1963 Chevrolet and an eastbound 1965 Plymouth with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet L. Peetz
Sidney Rural
Sidney
Peter J. Lenz
Peetz
Shipley
Sherman
Rose Streets
Potter
Delbert D. Reich
Kenneth Grothe
Panhandle weather outlook from Frontier Airlines
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with temperatures 20 to 30 for low and 55 to 65 for high. Five day outlook shows near seasonal normals with minor day to day changes and highs 55 to 65 lows around 25. Mostly fair conditions with little precipitation expected.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Tuesday Is Thrift Day in Sidney Telegraph Supplement
A twelve page Thrift Day supplement in The Sidney Telegraph promotes a citywide bargain event tomorrow Tuesday. Sponsored by the Retail Committee of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce the sale features everyday needs and special merchandise. 2000 supplements mailed last Friday to rural boxholders with broad coverage aimed at gifting season shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Telegraph
Sidney hog sale tops at 24.60 and cattle rise in Nebr markets
Sidney's hog market drew strong demand Saturday with fat hogs selling as high as 24.60 and feeder pigs from 14 to 31 per head. 915 head sold, cattle were higher, stock cows to 181, steer calves to 28 per hundred, heifer calves at 24.20. Next week features a large cow offering. Separately, Gen. Lowell Welsh suggests Sioux Army Depot could aid Civil Defense, as plans grow for future depot use post defense shutdown.
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Sidney
Sidney Livestock Sales
Joe Policky
Dave Truss
Cudahy
Swift
Sigman
Truss
Nebraska Civil Defense Organization
Sioux
Lowell Welsh
Nebraska Adjutant General
Nebraska
Welsh
Department of Defense
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Defense Department
Washington
Sidney Industrial Corp
Sidney Public Schools
Russell Pedersen
Nebraska Department of Labor
Sidney Employment Service Office
Demos Disagree On ASC Post For Ray Davis Successor
Nebraskan Democrats clash over naming a third member to the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service board to replace Raymond L. Davis of Potter. Leading contenders Murl Mauser of Big Springs and Robert B. Rowan of Mills gain backing from different party factions, delaying the appointment as negotiations continue.
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Nebraska
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Raymond L. Davis
Potter
Democractic Party
Farm Circle
Davis
Murl Mauser
Big Springs
Robert B. Rowan
Mills
Mauser
Frank Morrison
Morrison
Hans Jensen
Aurora
Marvin Werve
Omaha
Rowan
Clair Callan
Odell
Maurine Biegert
Shickely
John Mitchell
Kearney
J. J. Exon
Lincoln
Jensen
Charles C. Brodersen
State land leaseholders face ruling on improvements
State Senator George Gerdes predicts a possible special session as the Justice Department holds that the state owns all improvements on state school lands without board approval. Leaseholders in Cheyenne County fear losing buildings and irrigation systems dating back decades, with potential lawsuits if reimbursements are denied and bids drop on future sales. The Board of Educational Lands and Funds will study the impact of the opinion on its 4,667 leases across about 1.6 million acres.
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George Gerdes
Justice Department
State Board of Educational Lands
Sen
Gerdes
Cheyenne County
Sen. Gerdes
Frank Morrison
Board of Educational Lands and
Christ Jr. Re elected State Chamber Director in District Six
Carl W. Christ Jr. of Sidney was re elected as a director of the Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce for District Six. The announcement came from Richard E. Speirs Jr. of Grand Island, election committee chair, at Hastings during the state chamber’s sixth annual meeting. Richard L. Herman of Omaha was named president for 1965 1966 fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Christ, Jr
Sidney
Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce
Richard E. Speirs, Jr
Grand Island
Hastings
State Chamber
Associated Industries of Nebraska
Mr. Christ
Christ Construction Co
Richard L. Herman
Omaha
Christ
Mr. Herman
Walters And Son Sale At Chepell Pavilion Nov 19
C L Walters and Son of Sidney hold a sale of registered Herefords at The Chappell Livestock Sale Pavilion on Friday November 19 starting at 1130 MST. Forty five bulls and 25 females are included. Col James Martin will handle the sale. Also scheduled at Chap pell pavilion on Tuesday November 16 is a special calf and yearling sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Walters and Son
Sidney
Chappell
Col
James Martin
Chappell Pavilion
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Irvin Butts
Greg Butts
Cal Klentz
Teen-Agers Page
Pigeon
Schoens
Demos
ASC
Ray Davis
Man
U.S. Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Carl Christ Jr
Walters and Son Sale
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