Sidney Draw News Highlights Local Visits and Births
A roundup of community visits and events from Sidney includes Owens and Green families visiting Scottsbluff and Gering, June Van Aelstyn returning from Foxholm, a new baby girl Shannon Rae born to Darrell Johnson and family, and various WSCS and AAVW activities plus local meals and travel to Denver and Alliance. Notable names include John Owens, Al Green, Gale Green, Verlin Livingston, Dean Olson, and Joe Green.
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Albert Green
Gale
Portland
Ore
John Owens
Cullen Brogan
Ogallala
Barbara
Sharon Mohatt
Victor Schwartz
Scottsbluff
Robert Kurz
Katherine Lee
Harrisburg
Leonard Ott
Ted Fraesz
Pony Express Ride
Dean Olson
Sadie Melburg
Mary van Aelstyn
Verlin Livingston
WSCS
Jess Jensen
Ted Fraser
Juneada van Aelstyn
Dorothy
Foxeholm
N. Dak
Joe Kennedy
North Platte
A.A.V.W
Wales Wienburg
Laramie
Wyo
Wienburg
Morgan Horses
Don Deaver
Everett Mohatt
al Green
Joe Green
Horace Owens
Howard Kurz
Denver
Elbern Lehurs
J. D. Emerick
Alliance
Emericks
Russell
Frank Kurz
Frontier doctors of Nebraska Territory read medicine in early era
In 1854 Nebraska Territory housed eleven physicians many trained by apprenticeship. By 1855 twelve physicians listed. several were college graduates while others practiced alongside pharmacy, milling, or land speculation. Territorial doctors often held multiple trades, reflecting frontier life.
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Nebraska
United States
Nebraska State Historical Society
Territory
E. N. Upjohn
Bellevue
George L. Miller
Omaha
Clark
Fonten
Henry Bradford
Nebraska City
Rock Bluff
Cass County
B. Y. Shelly
Washington County
Niobrara
Miller
Upjohn
Johnson County
A. Bowen
Whitinger
C. L. Henry
Holliday
Brownville
Cromwell
Japanese Farmers Tour Through Sidney Stop
A group of 106 visiting Japanese farmers pause in Sidney on their yearlong American study tour. Led by Ryuichi Okada, they traveled by bus, station wagon, and air to New York for the World's Fair, planning to spread across Oregon and California with lodging at 4-H facilities and limited cooking needs.
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New York City
California
United States
West Coast
New York
Ryuichi Okada
Association For International Collaboration of Farmers
Japan
Cheyenne County
Okada
Ivan Liljegren
Sidney
Association For International Collaboration of Farmers In
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Sidney Beats Flight Quota With Frontier Air Lines
Frontier service in Sidney totalled 155 boardings in September, surpassing the Civil Aeronautics Board five per day quota. Dale Kindred, Frontier station manager, notes October bookings look favorable but require at least 155 for a 31 day month. CAB's five per day quota remains arbitrary for communities in Nebraska.
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Frontier Airlines
Dale Kindred
Frontier
Sidney
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kindred
CAB
Nebraska
Sidneys
Ragweed species in the United States
About 15 ragweed species grow in the United States. They are mainly coarse annuals with hairy stems and divided leaves. Five species cause most problems: giant ragweed, dwarf or common ragweed, lance leaved ragweed, western ragweed, and giant western.
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United States
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Owens
Old
Kearney
Janeda van Aelstyn
Cheyenne
Mary van Aelston
Paul Wilson
Telegraph
Chevrolet
12Th & Jackson
13Th & Jackson
Mercury
Sidney Auto Sales, Inc. and
Jeep — Sales and Servi
Hiway 30
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Treenlees Inc