End of an era for Nebraska duck season disappointed hunters
Nebraska Game and Fish Commission and the Fish and Wildlife Service face an unproductive duck season. Open Canada goose and dock pheasant seasons continue, but ducks yield a meager harvest as weather kept northern birds away. Hunters question open limits and funding, noting Ducks Unlimited results and conservation costs.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Nebraska Game and Fish Commission
Panhandle
Nebraska
State Game and Fish Department
Canada
Mexico
Sidney Hunter
Federal
State Wildlife Services
Ducks Unlimited
Queen Coronation To Highlight Three Day Affair
A three day Nebraska Wheat Growers and Wheat Hearts convention opens Thursday in Sidney with J Fred Thompson of Gordon as master of ceremonies for the banquet and Wheat Queen coronation. About 300 members are expected. events span Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Elks Auditorium and Youth Center with leaders Rauner and Mrs Roberts presiding.
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Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Wheat Hearts Auxiliary
Sidney
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Elks Auditorium
Robert Rauner
Gurley
Wheat Growers
B. F. Roberts
Bayard
Wheat Hearts
Fort Sidney
Cheyenne County Wheat Hearts
American Legion Post of
Grant
J. D. Greene
Rauner
Jim Dyess
National Association of Wheat Growers
Glen Bayne
Prosser
Wash
John A. Schnittker
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Vince Rossiter Sr
Hartington
Neb
St. Patrick’s
John Schmidt
University of Nebraska
Sam Freeman
Denver
Producers Transportation Committee
Elks Club
Nebraska
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Louis Miller
C. H. ‘Mannie
Kreader
Milford Nodlinski
Brule
Don Walren
McCook
Roy Knox
Henry
Need for Sidney High School adds to bond drive
Citizen committees will press a $312 000 bond proposal to expand Sidney Senior High School citing current and projected enrollments and the need for suitable facilities. Volunteers acknowledge tax impact but insist expansion is essential for quality education and long term student training ahead of the Dec 4 ballot.
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Sidney Senior High School
Sidney
Citizens Committee
Sidney High School
Christmas Lights To Go On Nov 23 Downtown Trees Ready
City workers finish installing decorative iron Christmas trees on light poles in the downtown area and at the courthouse. The holiday lights will be illuminated Friday November 23 to mark the start of the season.
Oil Wildcat Drills Hit and Miss Near Sidney and Cheyenne
An oil exploration push reports failed Kavanaugh family well east of Sidney and a new No 1 Johnson wildcat planned near Sundl in Cheyenne County. Dow and McHugh with Lewmont Associates will drill the 4600 foot test. Exeter Drilling reports a town well in Morris County awaiting a commercial completion.
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San
Kavenaugh
Sidney
Kingwood Oil Co
Kavanaugh
Deaser
Marf'n Driling Co
Cheyenne Counerday
No 1
Johnson
Sundl
Dow and McHugh and
Lewmont Associates
Lewment
Exeter Drilling Co
Morris Rown
Nebraska
Ovid District Beet Growers Approve $2 Million Payout
Sugar beet growers in the Ovid factory district will receive over 2.34 million dollars for beets delivered through Nov 4, 1962. About 15,850 acres are projected to yield roughly 155 tons per acre with 16.7 percent sugar content, though hail and weather caused regional yield variance.
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Ovid
Colo
Maxwell
Nebr
Orong Tol L Johnson
T Cvid
Election report errors in Third District returns misstate precinct split
Telegraph misreported the Third District election results claiming Benne Herboldsheimer carried every precinct while the split showed Herboldsheimer with one set and William G. Smith with three precincts. the incumbent was reelected.
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The
Telegraph
Benne Herboldsheimer
Road Work and Signs Proposed for Airport Access
The Sidney aviation committee urged the board to improve the access road to the municipal airport south of town and install directional signs from downtown. The request surfaced at a seven o’clock breakfast at the Yendis Cafe with seven of eleven directors present. The chamber may form a committee to meet the city council about the project while preparing for the Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn convention opening Thursday.
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Aviation Committee
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Sidney
Yendis
Wayne Moran
Moran
C of C
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assa
Horse purchase check case heard in county court
Tuesday hearing before County Judge C W Smith for Ken Sp from Scottsbluff on a bad check written for a horse bought at the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavail. He was fined $50 and costs and ordered to make the $137.10 check good.
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C W Smith
Scottsbluff
Sidney Liveston Saes Pavi
County Government Day Draws 100 Cheyenne Students
Nearly one hundred high school students from Cheyenne County will take part in the annual Boy's and Girl's County Government Day on Monday. They will assemble at 8:30 a.m. in the district courtroom to receive oath forms and election certificates before addressing officials. A mock trial will feature local attorneys and a student jury. A noon lunch at Yendis Cafe precedes an Loegepole High School program. The event will include remarks by L. M. Clinton and guest introductions. A KSID tape at 3 p.m. captures student reactions, and dismissal follows at 4 p.m.
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Cheyenne County
American Legion and Auxiliary
Harold Lessig
Gurley
the Legion
Gerald Matzke
Yendis Cafe
Loegepole High School
Lessig
L. M. Clinton
Harold Johnson
John Underdown
Sidney
Louis Johnson
Harold Ahlsthwede
Roy Gabriel
KSID
Weather Outlook With Clouds Through Tomorrow
Considerable cloudiness persists with a low around 25 to 35 degrees and a high reaching 45 to 55 degrees tomorrow. Winds remain light as conditions stay dry.
Nebraska Retail Holds Up Amid State Slump
Nebraska retail sales slowed but mostly held up in September with a 0.7 percent year over year gain. The November bulletin “Business in Nebraska” notes Holdrege up 9.5 percent, Kearney 6.8 percent, Beatrice 6.7 percent, while luxury goods and farm equipment sales declined. The general city index rose 3.4 percent from a year earlier across cities like McCook Norfolk Broken Bow Alliance Chadron Sidney Lincoln Omaha and more, with Scottsbluff Columbus Hastings and others showing decreases.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Bureau of Business Research
Holdrege
Kearney
Beatrice
Bulletin
McCook
Norfolk
Broken Bow
Alliance
Chadron
Sidney
Lincoln
Nebraska City
Grand Island
Omaha
Falls City
Fremont
Fairbury
York
Holdredge
Scottsbluff
Down
Columbus
Hastings
North Platte
Theater At Crook Damaged By Blaze
A grass fire damaged the Pine Theater in Crook destroying the movie screen valued at 1700 and causing heavy damage to walls ceiling and roof of the quonset building. Firefighters from Crook Fleming and Sedgwick fought the blaze. Mr and Mrs William King operated the theater for their son Charles and stated there was no insurance.
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Crook
Cole
Pine Theater
William King
Charles
Fleming
Sedgwick
Stramit Chooses Hiner For Dalton Plant Manager Trainee
Stramit Corp of Dalton hires Dean Hiner of Gering to be manager trainee of the new Dalton plant. Hiner, 32, comes from The Lockwood Equipment Co after nine years with The Hested Co. Ray Graff of Midwest notes training in Canada for Hiner and two new salesmen. Midwest plans stockpiling straw as construction resumes on the plant with foundations and floor completed.
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Dalton
Midwest Stramit Corp
Dean Hiner
Gering
Vir
Hiner
Lockwood Equipment Co
Hested Co
Lockwood’s
Francis Hiner
Sidney
Sidney High School
Ray Graff
Midwest
Canada
United States
Sweden
Wir. Graff
Gordon Grenfell
Denver
Robert Hopkins
Omaha
Graff
James McIntosh Undergoes Emergency Surgery
James McIntosh prominent North Platte attorney is reported seriously ill after emergency surgery Tuesday afternoon at St Marys Hospital. His mother Mrs J L McIntosh and brother McKinley reside here, with Mrs Ross Barker, sister of McIntosh, arriving to help care for visiting grandchildren.
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James Mclntosh
North Platte
St. Mary's Hospital
JL. McIntosh
McKinley
Ross Barker
McIntosh
Pals Reelected Welfare Association President in Scottsbluff
Mrs. Marjorie Pals of Sidney was reelected president of the Panhandle Welfare Association at a Scottsbluff meeting Tuesday. Officers named include Mrs. Mabel Oliver as vice president and Dorothea Thompson as treasurer. Governor Morrison spoke on welfare reform focusing on rehabilitation and stable living.
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Marjorie Pals
Sidney
Panhandle
Morrison
Nebraska
Panhandle Welfare Association
William Ettinger
Kearney
Welcome Banners Requested For Wheat Growers Convention
The Chamber of Commerce requests all business houses to display Welcome banners during the Wheat Growers and Wheat Hewitts convention.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wheat Growers and Wheat [Hewitts
Wheat Queen Contest Omits Candidate Name
State issued story for the Wheat Queen event this weekend omits the name of Miss Sandra Schreiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Schreiner of Potter She is sponsored by Potter State Bank.
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Sandra Schreiner
Harold Schreiner
Potter
The
Potter State Bank
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J. Fred Thompson
Elmer Ladine
Lowry Lindell
Dave Young
Gordon Tobin
Milt Nissen
Thompson
Kavanaugh Well Eails
Johnson Wildcat
Ted Onymasy
Herboldsheier
William G Smith
Legion
Stramit Corp
James McIntosh
Lodgepole Lions Club
Fd Brock
Lions Club
Tom Mayborn
Merlyn Carlson
Thleyad
Phutet
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