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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1968
Page
7
A compact table lists sunrise and sunset times for Lincoln Norfolk Grand North Island Platte Mountain Valentine Scotts Bluff and other locations across December 23 to 30. Entries show daily rise and set times, including slight shifts in morning and evening light across the period.
Leo M. Gorman won $50 in the final week by correctly predicting Oklahoma over Nebraska 24 to 14, the tie breaker that clinched the jackpot as others misread the outclassed Cornhuskers. The Oklahoma 47 to 0 win highlighted a close contest with hundreds of entries, ending the 1968 football guessing contest.
Longtime Sidney businesspeople Mr and Mrs John Schou are finalizing disposition of their interests. Mr Schou sold his insurance agency to Robert Kallhoff. Mrs Schou sold Mademoiselle dress shop to Ida Einspahr of Imperial who will manage the shop and have a December grand opening. The Schous will relocate to Lincoln in the near future and return to Sidney next summer for farming interests. The Photo studio will stay open for two to three weeks longer before closing. A tool box theft occurred Saturday morning. Vandalism cases include lighting strikes at Bernies Packing Plant and The Point of Rocks Elevator with three window lights destroyed.
Sidney Jaycees begin unloading trees at the old Tru-Line building on West Illinois for their annual sale starting Monday December 2. chairman Mike Hartzler says a wide variety of Austrian, Scotch, and Douglas pine from Denver will be available to support community projects.
Cheyenne County sheriff Ker mit Brumbaugh reports a theft at a Potter area farmstead weekend. About 150 dollars worth of tools were taken, with the incident noted by local law enforcement.
Wavy sophomore linebacker Mike Crimmins of Annapolis Maryland, son of former Notre Dame star Bernie Crimmins, starred for Notre Dame? No. The text notes his move from fullback to defensive secondary and linebacker roles, tracing his high school athletic path and Thanksgiving show context.
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