Trade School Visit and Banquet Highlight WMUCC Nov 11
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce in Sidney presents a WMUCC program on November 14 featuring a tour of the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School at Sioux Army Depot, an industrial seminar, and a banquet. Delegates from Ainsworth and others attend with a luncheon, director meeting, and discussions on the University of Nebraska budget and Ft Robinson land use.
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Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Sidney
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Cecil Stanley
State Department of Education
Ainsworth
WMCC
Sioux Army Depot
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Industrial Council Committee
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
University of Nebraska
Ft. Robinson
Clark Elkins
Chadron State College
W. Alison Johnson
Nemingford
WNUCC
Beet Growers to Receive $11 Plus 13.35 Per Ton Total
Great Western Sugar Company will pay Nebraska beet growers an average of more than $11 per ton as the initial payment for the 1966 crop. Including the forthcoming sugar act payment, autumn receipts are expected to exceed $13.35 per ton. Montana and northern Wyoming growers also average $11, while Colorado averages $10.45 per ton.
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SCO Yblufef
Great Western Sugar Company
Nebraska
John B. Bunker
Great Western
Scottsbluff
Gering
Mitchell
Bayard
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Bunker
North Platte Valley
Consignments For Nov 19 Sale At Sidney Livestock
Consignments for next Saturday’s sale at the Sidney Livestock Sales Commission Co include 300 stock and beet top cows 250 choice calves and 75 yearling steers and heifers. Last Saturday stock cows brought 172.50 to 207.50 per head top steer calves 386 lbs 33.40 per hundred choice heifers 372 lbs 29.10 hogs 224 lbs 19 per hundred for Richard Van Anne.
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Sidney Livestock Sales Commission Co
Tourism Meeting Wednesday Night at Chamber
A tourism development meeting is set for Wednesday night at 7 30 at the Chamber of Commerce. Lynn Russell chairs a committee formed to develop tourism interest as a community and regional project.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lynn Russel
Ofa
SBA Man Here On Wednesday
A Small Business Administration representative will be in Sidney on Wednesday. The chamber urges interested businessmen to call the chamber office for an information kit and to schedule an appointment. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Contact 254 5851 if in person contact is not possible.
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Small Business Administration
Sidney
SBA Said
Chamber of Commerce
SBA
Chamber
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Ron Mercer
Grid Contest Ends This Week Ends Season With Big Prize
The 1966 college football season ends Saturday October 19 and The Telegraph Football Contest awards move from 10 to 50 dollars. Entries from non staff and non carriers must be received by 5 p.m. Friday or postmarked before then. Read full rules in this week’s issue.
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Telegraph
The
Trail End and Allington sale schedules across Nebraska
Sale listings include End of the Old Texas Trail Hereford Bull Sale at Speck's Livestock Sale Pavilion Ogallala November 18 with 34 bulls and 4 females. consignors from Paxton Sidney Imperial Gurley Mullen and Gib son. Allingtons first annual sale November 21 at Oshkosh Pavilion with 34 Hereford bulls and 4 females plus six bulls by Charles Sodence. Additional dates include Valentine Gordon Alliance Hemingford and Sunol catalog details.
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Speck
Ogallala
Harvey
Jim Lawler
Paxton
Verlin W. Livingston
Sidney
Vincent and Thyra Marvin
Imperial
Robert D.spearow
Sons
Gurley
Tucker Herefords
Mullen and
Sutherland
John van Vleet
Gibson
Chuck Cook
Colon
Don St
Absentee votes tally in Cheyenne County races
Cheyenne County Clerk Ralph Englert reports 136 absentee ballots opened and counted Friday, mirroring Tuesday results and not altering any contest outcomes. District 3 commissioner Smith 11, Runge 8. District 2 commissioners Boyd 62, Lenzen 36, Lafler 5. sheriff Brumbaugh 98, Curless 36. treasurer Nissen 73, Underdown 41, Jorgensen 17. Soil and Water board Subdivision 2 Spearow 14, Schmale 8. Helfrich 9, Kahl 7, From 5. Turnout above normal.
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Cheyenne County
Ralph Englert
William G. Smith
Francis Runge
Doug Boyd
Tom Lenzen
Bob Lafler
Kermit Brumbaugh
Jack Curless
Milt Nissen
John Underdown
Mable Jorgensen
Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation Board
Bob Spearow
Louis Schmale
Charles Helfrich
Herman Kahl
Jim From
Englert
Noremal
Stock Growers Meet Nov 19 in Lexington Nebraska
George Nigh of Oklahoma City the newly elected Lieutenant Governor will be banquet speaker at the Nebraska Stock Growers Association fall regional meeting in Lexington on Saturday November 19. The program runs 9 30 a m with topics for stockmen, a feed yard tour in the afternoon and a banquet at the Veterans Memorial Building in the evening. Pre registration and board meetings occur November 18 at the Cornland Hotel.
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George Nigh
Oklahoma City
Okla
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Lexington
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Nigh
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Cornland Hotel
Return On Investment Key Worry
Lincoln agriculture faces a warning from Ray Stack of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association as farm return on capital investments declines. Net farm income rose only modestly from 1950 to 1965 while investment surged, raising yields but shrinking returns. Prices slid, debt rose, and farm exits continued. tractor sales climbed in 1965 to 1966 as farmers plowed back income to survive.
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Lincoln
Ray Stack
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
U.S
Stack
Economist
Lke
Stocktielde
New Oil Site Announced in Pebble Field
Announcement of a new oil drilling location in southwestern Cheyenne County names Braden and Gear, Gage Oil and Gas, and Apollo Corp. The No 1 Ruhter GW SE Sec 18-12-51 will be drilled in the Pebble Field.
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Cheyenne County
Braden and Gear
Gage Oil and Gas
Apollo Corp
Pebble
Panhandle forecast stays mild with little rain expected
The Panhandle is generally fair and mild through Tuesday with nightly lows of 25 to 35 and a high near 60 on Tuesday. Precipitation chances are zero. The five day outlook shows temperatures about 10 degrees above normal through Saturday, with highs 50 to 60 and lows 25 to 35 and little or no precipitation.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Cable TV Coverage Expands in Sidney System
Sidney residents with the new cable can now receive seven channels. KLZ Denver on dial 2, KOA Denver on 4, KTVS Sterling on 5, KBTV Denver on 6, KWGN Denver on 7, KRMA Denver on 9, and KTNE Angola on 13. Frontier pre-emption may delay certain programs. Dave Willis says full rewiring aims for December 23 with soon aligning dial and channel numbers.
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Sidney
Klz-Tv
Denver
Koa-Tv
KTVS
Sterling
Dial No
KBTV
Dial No. 7
KWGN
Dial No. 9
KRMA
KTNE
Angola
Nebraska
Dover
Frontier Broadcasting Co
Cheyenne
Frontier
Dave Willis
Cheyenne County Farmers Union to Meet at Fort Sidney
The annual meeting of the Cheyenne County Farmers Union will be held this Friday at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel starting 11 a.m. A noon luncheon follows and the session continues. Allen Brazier, county president, in charge. a representative from the Farmers Union Livestock Exchange in Omaha will speak.
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Cheyenne County Farmer’s Union
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Farmers Union Livestock Exchange
Omaha
Allen Brazier
County Treasurer Resigns and New Appointee Named
County Treasurer Mable Jorgensen resigns effective December 1 in Cheyenne County. The commissioners accepted her resignation after she lost in the primary and failed in a write in bid. Nissen to assume duties December 1 amid county planning for a busy January start.
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Mable Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Cost Of Production In Panhandle To Be Topic For Wheat Grower Talk
The annual Nebraska Wheat Growers Association convention in Holdrege November 16 18 will feature talks on U S merchant fleet issues and a Panhandle cost of production study. Norman J Raithel of New York City will discuss U S ship requirements for wheat exports along with other speakers from the NWGA University of Nebraska and ASCS. Potent social events include the Thursday banquet at which the 1967 Nebraska Wheat Queen will be crowned and Friday morning business to elect officers and adopt resolutions.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Holdrege
Norman J. Raithel
American Maritime Assn
New York City
Raithel
U.S
C. Allen Tom
National Association of Wheat Growers
Glenn Volmer
University of Nebraska
Leonard G. Wolff
Latin America
ASCS
Washington
Raymond Davis
Potter
NWGA
Ervain Friede
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Lynda Kain
Wallace
The
Wheat Hearts
Volmer
Panhandle
Mead Is Honored For Ag Service
Corwin Mead, retiring Hamilton County extension agent, now serving as temporary agent in Cheyenne County during Ivan Liljegren's absence, was honored by the Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service last Friday. He was among five retiring agents recognized. a 20 year service pin went to Charles Fenster, extension agronomist at the Scotts Bluff experiment station.
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Corwin Mead
Hamilton County
Cheyenne County
Ivan Liljegren
Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Mr. Mead
University of Nebraska
Randolph
Iowa
Auburn
Charles Fenster
Scotts Bluff Experiment Station
Extension Agents Honored For Service
Five Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service staff members who retired in the past year were honored at the annual Nebraska Extension Conference in Lincoln. The pictured group includes Ralph Copenhaver Corwin Mead and Dr M D Weldon. Unpictured are Walter White and Alma Anderson.
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Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service
Nebraska
Lincoln
Grom
Ralph Coperhaver
Thurston County
Corwin Mead
Hamilton County
Cheyenne County
M. D. Weldon
University of Nebraska
Walter White
Perkins County
Alma Anderson
Nebraska Extension
Copenhaver
Thurston
Mead
Cheyenne
Ivan Liljecre
Cherry County
Perkins
Welder
Wood River
United Fund Still Dragging in Drive Shortfall
The United Fund remains at roughly the halfway point with about $2,000 raised from business contributors of a $6,000 target. A directors and chairmen meeting is set for 6 pm Tuesday at the American National Bank to decide steps to boost contributions.
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United Fund
American National Bank
Baker Rites Held In Phoenix
Memorial services were held Saturday in Phoenix for Alie R. Baker who died of a heart attack at his home on November 9. He was born November 13, 1912 in Wyoming and attended school in Sidney. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs M O Baker of Sidney a brother Dr R S Baker of Parker Colorado two sisters Mrs Fred Krepela of Yucca Valley California and Mrs Paul Spearow of Gurley and two sons Steven and Sam Baker.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Alie R. Baker
Wyoming
Sidney
M. O. Baker
R. S. Baker
Parker, Colo
Fred Krepela
Yucca Valley
Calif
Paul Spearow
Gurley
Steven
Sam
Nissen to begin county treasurer duties early
Newly elected county treasurer Milt Nissen will take office December 1 rather than January. He plans to visit Kimball County and others to observe procedures and gain ideas for administering the office. Nissen said the strong vote carries great responsibility and a head start will help manage the January rush. He is a longtime Gamble Store employee and a Democrat who survived the recent GOP landslide.
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Milt Nissen
Nissen
Kimball County
Jorgensen
Gamble Store
Kimball Farms Honored For Soil Conservation Work
Three Kimball County farms owned by Harold Heidemann Art Johnson and Ethel and Lyle Evertson were honored at the annual Soil and Water Conservation Awards Banquet. Each received an aerial photograph of their farm. Heidemanns built 21 miles of level terraces and use strip cropping stubble mulching range management and grass seeding. Johnsons contour strip 560 cropland acres and 20 miles of terraces with flat channel terraces. Evertsons and Mrs Esther Evertson own a third farm with 60 miles of terraces on cropland and rangeland and nearly 400 cropland acres contour stripped.
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Kimball
Kimball County
Kimball County Soil and Water Conservation
Harold Heidemann
Art Johnson
Ethel Evertson
Lyle Evertson
Johnson
Esther Evertson
Lyle Evert
Son
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WMUCC
Weather Bureau
Richard van Anne
Trail End
Allington Sale
Broadeas
Farmers Union
Morrill County
Bridgeport
Glenn I. Huss
American Meteorite Laboratory
P. O. Box
Colo
Huss
Space
J. P
Justices of the Peace
Bunker Hill
Eagles
Clie Baker
Kimball Farms
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