Deadline for Producers Is December 1st
Three days remain for winter wheat producers to sign up for the 1992 wheat stabilization program. Those who sign by December 1 will lose eligibility for a price support loan on their wheat crop. Raymond L. Davis urges participation to avoid misperceptions about eligibility and outlines the sign up process and diversion options with associated payments.
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Ess
Raymond L. Davis
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Davis
ASC
Martin Plans To Run Again In 4th District
KEARNEY Rep. David Martin, a Republican, announced Friday he will seek reelection in the newly redrawn Third District in 1962. After an 84 week speaking tour through most counties, he cited concerns over Communism, Washington action, and reducing federal domestic spending as key issues guiding his decision.
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Kearney
David Martin
Congress
Martin
Washington
Newet Hird
Post office notice for Sidney Nebr change of address
Public notice from Sidney Nebraska listing second class matter at the post office. It provides a change of address instruction to P.O. Box 219 Sidney and details subscription rates for various zones and single copies.
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Sidney
Nebr
P.O. Box
Packing Plant Now Open For Business In Sidney
The Nebraska Meat Packers Inc new owners of the Sidney packing plant loaded out the first carload of beef this morning. The plant at the northeast corner of Sidney aims to process 200 animals per day and seeks to meet local live stock producers interested in marketing their cattle locally.
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Nebraska Meat Packers, Inc
Sidney
Tuesday Rites For Mrs Glanz 90 Longtime Resident
Mrs Elizabeth Glanz aged 90 died Saturday in Memorial Hospital after a four day stay Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 pm at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Henry Monnich officiating Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Craig Mortuary in charge Born July 7 1871 in Novka Russia she married Conrad Glanz Aug 10 1890 They moved to the United States in 1900 later living in York Sugar City Mina Sidney Otis Portland and finally Sidney Survivors include five sons Henry William John B H P Cole and Charles a daughter Elizabeth DeLane 19 grandchildren 42 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren Grandsons LeRoy John Joseph Harald Ronald and Leshie Glanz wear pallbearers
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Elizabeth Glanz
Memorial Hospital
Scottsbluff Rest
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Monnich
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig
Flizabeth Glanz
Novka
Russia
Henry Glanz
Conrad Glanz
York
Neb
Sugar City
Colo
Mina*are
Sidney
Mr Glanz
Henry
William
John B
H P
Otis
Cole
Charles
Portland
Elizabeth DeLane
LeRoy
John
Joseph Harald
Ronald
Leshie Glanz
Weather Outlook Shows Clearing Skies This Week
The forecast indicates decreasing cloudiness with generally clear conditions tonight and into Tuesday. Mild temperatures expected as high pressure builds, bringing calmer winds and drier air for the region.
County Agents Taking Orders For 62 Trees
Nebraska farmers may order Clarke McNary trees through County Extension Offices. The program, details from Extension forester Karl Loerch, lists species for windbreaks and ornamentals with prices per hundred and shipment from the Nebraska National Forest in late March or April 1962.
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Lincoln — Nebraska
Nebraska
Karl Loerch
University of Nebraska
Nebraska National Forest
Halsey
National Forest
98 Percent Hike in Net Profit for 1961
Frontier Nodes reports a 98 percent rise in net profit for the first ten months of 1961 reaching 84,690 pounds. This compares with 8,? million for the same period in 1960, indicating substantial growth in operating profits.
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Dinver
Frontier Nodes
Whos Y Eps
Tragedies Claim 2 Lives In Nebraska Wheat Bin Incident
A girl named June and her brother Tommy died after June was pulled from a grain bin during unloading. Timmy, the third child, was saved. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Craig Mortuary with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. June, born May 23 1948 in Sidney, was an eighth grade student at District 80 and would have started Gurley High School next fall. She is survived by her parents and three brothers and a sister. A separate accident killed 82 year old William Able when his car was struck by an Union Pacific express train near Lodgepole. His car was torn apart, and he was ejected onto a private drive. the death is not a traffic fatality by state rule. Burial followed at Grant Cemetery.
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Lodgepole
William Able
Grant
Tim
Tommy
Craig Mortuary
June
Archie Bell
Temple Lot
Church of Christ
Kansas City, Mo
Greenwood Cemetery
Nebraska
Timmy
Dalton
Gurley
Gurley High School
Sidney
Larsen Farm
Lowell Timothy
Thomas Harvey
David Dean
Alvina Jean
Elsie
Grant Methodist Church
Grant Cemetery
Zimmer
Chappell
Union Pacific
Felix Koenig
Gordon Powers
Mr. McGraw
North Platt
Devel County
Mr. Able
Elmer Molle
New Philadelphia
Ill
Chase County
Melett
S. Dak
Anna Lowman
Canada
Virginia
Perkins County
John
Durango
Colo
Molle
Percy Guildner
Glenn Skinner
Gladys Hankel
North Platte
Trudy Rich
Missouri
Earl de Hart
California
Ten Nominated For Chamber Of Commerce Board
Sidney business and professional men have been nominated for the five posts to be vacated on the Sidney Chamber of Commerce board. Ballots will be mailed by December 4 or 5 and returned by December 12. The five new directors will join five carry-overs and outgoing president Dean Wilson for an 11 member board with first meeting on December 18.
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Chamber of Commerce Board
Sidney
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Leo Krieger
Bill Usher
L. A. Lindstrom
James Edwards
Jimerson
Sidney Implement Co
Sidney National Bank
L. A
Fic
Jim Sharp
Rail's
Don Heath
Safeway
Securities Acceptance Corp
Bill Vaughn
Humphrey’s Auto Parts, Inc
Bob Williamson
Star Market
Chamber
Wayne Moran
Dean Wilson
Ed Bauman
Bauman
John Elwell, Jr
I Elwell Motors
Lowry Lindell
American Securities Corp
Ken Noteboom
Joe A Gibson
Cold Front Brings Fog and Light Snow Across Region
A passing cold front brought fog and a mix of light wintry precip. Temps slipped from the mid forties to the high twenties, with 2 inches of snow reported locally?, and FAA stations noting fog and a 100 foot ceiling. Roads varied with mild driving conditions away from Denver and Sidney airports.
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FAA
Here
Denver
Sidney
Former Potter Minister Tanner Dies at 60
Funeral services were held in Scottsbluff for Rev. Res Ro Tanner, 60, who died Friday in Scottsbluff Hospital. Burial followed at Scottsbluff. Tanner once served as pastor of the Potter Methodist Church. A memorial fund was established in his name.
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Scottsbluff
Ro Tanner
Scottsbluff Hospital
Mr Tanner
Potter Methodist Church
Nebraska Oil Output Holds Steady At 70,929 Barrels Daily
Nebraska Oil and Conservation Commission reports last week’s daily production at 70,929 barrels. Production has stayed above 70,000 barrels daily for several weeks, signaling steady output in the state’s oil fields.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Oil and Conservation Commission
Christmas Lights Draw Crowds Downtown
Good crowds gathered Friday evening to see the Christmas lights turn on. Merchants reported brisk trade in Christmas merchandise. The weather was pleasant and mild.
City Offices Reopen At New Stand In Downtown
City offices reopened at 1115 13th with staff organizing The city clerk and office manager rushed to locate files while Fire Chief Vizina and Police Judge Gish prepared for first police court hearings Telephones intercoms and plumbing work were nearing completion and by week end operations were expected to run smoothly The jail remains in the old building and the Elks Building siren will stay put The old police fire building will host water and sewer departments until a new plant is ready downtown parking space will be freed by spring
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Gordon Tobin
Don Himes
Harvey Vizina
Roy Gish
Council
Himes
Light Department
Willis King
Elks
Police and Fire Department
Water and Sewer Department
Thomas Lumber Co
Ten Oil Gas Leases Filed Last Week
Ten oil and gas leases were filed in the county clerk’s office last week. Exeter Drilling Co. secured six leases and two lease assignments plus six outright revisions were filed. Names include Raymond W Wesd, Donald D Young, Kenneth S Agnew, Glenn E Harris, and Alex Grieg with sections and ranges listed in 1651.
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I L Pindell
Exeter Drilling Co
Exeter
Raymond W Wesd
Nwi
Donald D Young Swy
Kenneth S Agnew
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Hall of Farmers
Dave Marlin
Sidney, Nebr
Western
Able
Myron Carlson Farm
Lloyd‘s
Mrs. Glanz
Potter
Kermit Brumbaugh
R. C. Hartman
Joe Bailey
Lloyd Harlan
Roy DePew
Telegraph
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