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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1973

Page

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Land rents for Nebraska school lands debated at Cheyenne meeting

Tom Allington of the Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds defended a new 1974 rental schedule amid farmer concerns at a Cheyenne County Court House session. He explained rent pricing based on land classification and productive yield, noting higher profits and rising wheat prices prompt adjustments. The board aims to manage the 1.5 million acres for school support, with tenants receiving individual reviews after the morning briefing.

Tom Allington Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds Cheyenne County Court House Allington Court House

Dalton Photographers Top State NPPA Contest Winners

Dalton High School photography club members excel in the NPPA open class contest in Kearney. Freshman Guy Cruise won first place for Cheyenne County, Jeff Winkelman and John Van Anne placed second and third respectively, with Larry Sanders taking third in the feature division. University of Nebraska Photo Journalisms helped sponsor. Dalton club has about 20 members learning film, development, and enlarging.

Kearney Guy Cruise Dalton High School Cheyenne County Jeff Winkelman Homestead John van Anne Larry Sanders University of Nebraska Photo-Journalism NPPA Omaha Scottsbluff Dalton School Camera Club Sandra Cape Larry Ernest Marci Ernest Cary Linton Wayne Dykman John Nugent Paula Schinzel Jennifer Geller Ernest Eddy Keith Brogren Darrell Miller Dennis Peters Lyndell Brogen Bill McCabe Jeff Aurich Larry McCabe Steven Vick Ray Weed

Nebraska Second In Feeding Nebraska

The Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association president said Nebraska is the nation’s second largest livestock feeding state, surpassed only by Texas. About 500 attendees at the convention heard Milton Brown of the National Livestock Feeders Association discuss the Midwest becoming a livestock belt. The Nebraska group has roughly 4,500 members.

Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association Nebraska Woodrow Collins Texas Milton Brown National Livestock Feeders Association Upper Midwest Brown Mt Pleasant Mich Nebraska Association

Zoning Changes Passed by Council on Monday

City Council approved Ordinance 840 after no objections to rezoning Schnell Farms and Upland Industries. Schnell Farms reclassified rural to commercial. Upland tract split into commercial limited business district, multi-family, commercial, industrial, and rural residential areas with remaining parcels. December meeting date moved to December 19 for holidays.

Schnell Farms Upland Industries Illinois Hickory Streets Eighth Ninth Avenues

United Fund Inches Ahead Toward $18,000 Goal

The Sidney United Fund reports $11,262 raised, reaching 62 percent of its $18,000 target. Local donors include Dick's Flooring Clark Chevrolet Buick Omar Courts Rainbo Bread and Jack Knicely.

Sidney United Fund

Frontier Change Alters One Local Flight Time

Frontier Airlines moved the Sidney to Denver mid afternoon flight to 12 33 pm effective December 8 1974 as part of broad cutbacks. The 7 36 am and Denver arrivals remain unchanged while the 3 56 pm flight is cancelled and replaced by the new time.

Frontier Change Frontier Airlines Sidney Denver Dale Kindred Frontier

West Interchange Takes Shape For Interstate Link

Local focus remains on the East Interchange opening next month while progress continues on the Sidney West Interchange. The final link of the Interstate Highway will connect these communities, completing the regional route.

East Sidney West

Stoves Burn Wood Coal See Revival in Sidney Area

Old coal and wood burning stoves reappear as affordable heating options. The Miller family heated with coal stoves, noting lower costs and better warmth than propane. Local coal seller Pam Schild reports booming business, selling 20 tons in one day, with prices held at 28 dollars per ton from Harris Coal Co. Demand rises for wood burning units while electrical and gas units lag. Catalog stores Burgett Peetz and Montgomery Ward note high inquiries but supply constraints cause multi month delays.

Gail Bergstad Sidney Keith Miller Dalton South Dakota Smith Elevator Harris Coal Co Colorado Bob Schiel Montgomery Ward Burgett Peetz Sears Robuck

First FHA Guaranteed Loan In Nebraska Issued At Sidney

K L Bowen Nebraska Farmers Home Administration says Sidney FHA issued one of the first conditional commitments under the Rural Development Act loan program. The American National Bank of Kimball funds the loan to Dale and Mrs. E Yung of Kimball to expand their beef cow herd with details to be announced by Frank Elliott at a national FHA directors meeting in Omaha. David Rainbolt says area banks will hold meetings to explain the program.

K. L. Bowen Farmers Home Administration Sidney FHA Nebraska American National Bank of Kimball Dale E. Yung Frank B. Elliott Omaha David E. Rainbolt Sidney Fha FINA Hubert Rexroth Rodney Mathewson Potter Arthur Hafeman David E. Rainbelt Kimheil

Sidney Public Schools Brace For Energy Shortage

Superintendent R J Pedersen says the State Department of Education requires immediate energy conservation. Thermostats drop to 60 degrees in active areas, heat off at night, and janitors begin at 5 am. Potential plan options include a four day week, 175 day year, reduced field trips, and car pooling to cut fuel use and traffic.

Sidney Public Schools R. J. Pedersen State Department of Education Pedersen Sidney

Fort Sidney Colonels Readying Fall Show Crowds

Fort Sidney Colonels president Bennie Hochman says weekend crowds are expected for Colonels Choice, a fall edition of the annual show now featuring the Colonels Ladies Chorus and soloists Dr Cal Outright John Laing Roger Benjamin and Dr Hull Cook. Dr Jim Thayer praises the groups progress and sound.

Fort Sidney Colonels Cal Outright John Laing Roger Benjamin Hull Cook

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Nebraska Press Photographers Association United Fund Midwest A. L. Feldman Nixon Frontiers Exons Associated Press Washington Carl T Curtis Civil Aeronautics Board Curtis Peetz Bill Fankhauser Ft. Sidney Jim Thayer
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