County Farmers Union Pushes Courthouse Plan and Wheat Storage
The Cheyenne County Farmers Union passes a resolution urging voters to decide on courthouse replacement or expansion. It also opposes rising meat imports and argues against drawing wheat from storage for reshipment. Delegates Geu and Fastepau will attend the state convention February 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
County Farmers Union
Farmers Union
Department of Agriculture
Geu
Fastepau
Access Road Control Plea Reaches Sidney Officials
Sidney chamber delegation led by Kenneth Noteboom urges joint city county zoning to regulate access roads to I 80. City says one mile beyond limits falls to county. both sides pledge cooperation to curb unsightly road businesses and protect city approaches.
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Sidney
County Heads
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Noteboom
E. R. Jimermn
Frank Mattoon
Cheyenne County
Noteboom
City Eyes Progress On Crossing Controls With CB&Q
City officials expect quick movement on 13th Ave crossing controls with the CB&Q Railroad as traffic increases. City Manager Tom Coffey said Burlington officials may visit within a month to discuss safety installations on 18th St and urged faster railroad responses. Authorities report pressure from residents south of the tracks to improve crossings.
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Cb&q Railroad
13Th Ave
Tom Coffey
Burlington
City council bids for street equipment and golf course work
International Harvester Co. posted the low bid of 1599 for a half ton pickup for the electric department. Brachtenbach Construction Co. was the low bidder at 9244 for the Hillside Golf Course pro shop and storage facilities. The council ordered weed cutting on eleven tracts with costs charged to owners and approved building permits totaling over 10000 for minor projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Co
City of
Sidney
Brachtenbach Construction Co
Hillside Golf Course
O.K
Noteboom Named to City Planning Commission
Kenneth Noteboom was appointed to the Sidney city planning commission to fill the unexpired term of J. R. Miller. Miller is leaving Sidney for California. Noteboom, a Sidney business leader and president of the Sidney Chamber of Commerce, will advise the city council on zoning and planning matters. The appointment was approved unanimously by the city council this week.
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Kenneth Noteboom
City Planning Commission
J. R. Miller
Miller
Sidney Soon
California
Mr. Noteboom
Sidney
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Vernon Anderson
American Legion Post 17
Ed Haupt
Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Legion
J.C. Penney Co
Bill Folkerts
Telegraph
City approves stop street change on 23rd Avenue
City council resolves to replace yield signs with stop signs along 23rd Avenue from Jackson to Maple, citing increased westside traffic from residential development. Officials consider Cantry Club Drive and El Rancho Road, then backtrack on action. El Rancho will require stops at its intersection with Country Club Drive.
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83Rd Ave
Jackson
Maple St
28Rd Ave
Cantry Club Drive
el Rancho Road
el Rancho
Country Club Drive
Traffic Safety Hearing Set for Sidney on Monday
The Legislative Council Committee on Traffic Safety schedules a public hearing in Sidney at the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel on Monday November 25. The session runs 9:30 a.m. to noon and 1:30 p.m. to adjourn, inviting Panhandle residents to discuss traffic laws enforcement and road use rules.
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Legislative Council Committee On
Sidney
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Jack W. Rodgers
The
Council
Panhandle
Rear End Collision Causes Major Vehicle Damage Near Lodgepole
Early Monday a rear end crash on a county road 12.5 miles northwest of Lodgepole caused over 2000 in damage. The 1958 Cadillac driven by Mrs. Tse Jessen of Sidney and a 191 Oldsmobile driven by Raymond Jessen collided as Jessen slowed to stop. no serious injuries reported.
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Lodgepole
Felix Koenig
The
Highway Safety Patrol
Tse Jessen
Sidney
Raymond Jessen
Koenig
State Air Future To Be Talked In Nebraska Meeting
A state aeronautics meeting on future commercial aviation will be held in Omaha next Monday with Gov. Morrison and Frontier Airlines president Lewis Dymond among speakers. Sidney officials hope to discuss possible CAB service changes while noting currents gains and the need for larger planes and longer runways for future routes.
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Sidney
Omaha
State Aeronautics Department
Frank Morrison
Lewis Dymond
Frontier Airlines
Tom Coffey
Civil Aeronautics Board
Coffey
CAB
Frontier
Nebraska
James Landstedt
Lincoln
Grand Island
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Chadron
McCook
Hastings
Kearney
Norfolk
Valentine
Ainsworth
Beatrice
Columbus
Sandstedt
Denver
Kansas City
Indifference Main Bug In United Fund
The United Fund sits at 13 500 toward a 17 000 goal as indifference in the community hurts the drive. General chair man Benny Hochman cites substantial contributions from some groups but fears seven funds will suffer without more giving. He urges locals to reconsider to support Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Salvation Army and other agencies.
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United Fund
Benny Hochman
Hochman
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
New English Curriculum Spotlighted At In-Service Training
The Sidney Public School in-service program will feature the Nebraska English curriculum with University of Nebraska speakers outlining the program for elementary and secondary levels. Noted educators from NU and IU will present overviews, language instruction, and curriculum application with panels and afternoon meetings across multiple rooms.
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Nebraska
Indiana
University of Wisconsin
Dudley Bailey
Bailey
Woods
University
Evertts
Ruth Strickland
Indiana University
Rice
Yale University
William Fankhauser
Paul Moss
Moss
W. T. Miller
Jack Flohr
Cecil Holloway
Sherrill Drum
Frank Finney
Marie Nicholson
Dr. Evertts
T R. Tillotson
William Rush
Carl Crouse
John Hettrick
Hettrick
Larry Delinger
Harold Chaffee
Holloway
First Osteopath Joins State Board of Medicine
Dr. George P. Taylor of Sidney becomes the first osteopath to serve on Nebraska’s State Board of Examiners in Medicine and Surgery. He was appointed Monday by the State Board of Health on the Nebraska Medical Association’s recommendation.
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Lincoln
George P. Taylor
Sidney
Taylor
State Board of Health
Nebraska Medical Association
Carleton Guests at Scottish Rite Reunion in Omaha
Ralph R. Carleton of Sidney Nebraska grand commander of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar Nebraska attends the four day Scottish Rite Masonry 146th reunion in Omaha. More than 100 Masons from Omaha and nearby areas will receive higher degrees at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Willard M. Wilson secretary of the American Petroleum Institute will speak at the Thursday banquet in New York City.
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Ralph R. Carleton
Sidney
Knights Templar
Nebraska
Scottish Rite Masonry
Omaha
Willard M. Wilson
New York City
American Petroleum Institute
Fellowship Given to Chappell Student for Study in Singapore
Leland V Carlson 24 son of Mr and Mrs Elmo A Carlson of Chappell received a Rotary Foundation Fellowship for study in Singapore for the 1964 65 academic year The award was announced by George R Means general secretary of Rotary International Carlson earned a bachelor of arts from the University of Colorado in 1961 and is a senior in law school at Stanford University He spent his junior year at the University of Vienna.
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Chappell
Leland V. Carlson
Elmo A. Carlson
Rotary Foundation
Singapore
George R. Means
Rotary International
Worldwide Service Organization
Carlson
University of Colorado
Stanford University
University of Vienna
Ovid Beet District Pays Out Record Over $2.6 Million
Sugar beet growers in the Ovid factory district will receive over 2.66 million dollars for beets delivered through November 4. About 700 tons remain unharvested, with 17 885 acres averaging around 20 tons per acre and 14.4 percent sugar. The average payment is 9.08 dollars per ton, covering 82.5 percent of expected deliveries as the factory runs at over 2 750 tons per day into February.
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Ovid
Lodgepole Valley
Mete
Maxwell and
Hershey
Nebr
I. L. Johnson
Berck Urges Realism In Farm Views
Elton Berck Lincoln state president of the Farmers Union urged a realistic view of government role in agriculture before Cheyenne County Farmers Union. He warned population growth will strain food supply and that government must direct production and distribution to feed the needy amid Time Sales legislation debate.
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Elton Berck
Lincoln
Farmers’ Union
Cheyenne County Organization
Berck
Latin America
Mr. Berck
Russia
Europe
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Russell Olsen
Henry Gell
Suno
Vern Brauer
Adolf Fastenau
Rennie Nienhuser
23Rd Avenue
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Kennie Nienhuser
Yendis
George Taylor
Dr. Taylor
Carleton
Leland Carlson
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