Farm Bureau News Head To Speak At Cheyenne County Meeting
The Cheyenne County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday October 12 at 7 30 p m in the Yendis Cafe. Mr Van Kirk director of information for the Nebraska Farm Bureau in Lincoln will speak. Officers will be elected and resolutions discussed. Bob Misegadis urges members to participate in shaping 1972 Farm Bureau programs. Van Kirk is a longtime newspaperman who edits Nebraska Agriculture and writes The Midland View column.
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Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
van Kirk
Nebraska Farm Bureau
Lincoln
Yendis
Farm Bureau
Bob Misegadis
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Nebraska Agriculture
Lexington
Scottsbluff
Columbus
Midland View
Elgin
Hastings College
Evening Adult Ed classes drawn at Sidney High School
Registration response for adult education at Sidney High School is strong says director Mrs. Jean Rankin. Signups still possible at first sessions. upholstering may start if four more enroll. Knitting Monday 7:30 at Mrs Stewart Brown Jr home 1835 Jackson. Candlemaking and decoupage Tuesday 7:30 and Thursday 1:00 at same address. Other classes 7:30 Tuesday Bookkeeping room 206 Sidney High School, Art Junior High Art room, Auto Mechanics Sidney High shop. Wednesday 7:30 Pottery East Ward basement, Woodworking Sidney High wood shop, Beginning Sewing Sidney High School home cc rooms.
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Sidney High School
Jean Rankin
Stewart Brown Jr
Jackson
Sidney High
East Ward School
Restrictions Listed For Sugarbeets
The Sugar Act prevents proportionate shares for the 1972 sugarbeet crop as acreage allotments will not be set. 1971 sugarbeet planting reached 1,399,000 acres with expected sugar production near 3.2 million tons, below the current beet area quota. Inventory on Jan 1 1972 is projected around 2.364 million tons.
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Washington, DC
U.S. Department of Agriculture
San Francisco
Calif
Secretary of Agriculture
Weaver faces charges in Cheyenne County Court
Charles E. Weaver of Sidney is charged with statutory rape and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Bond was reduced from 2500 to 500.
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Cheyenne County
Charles E. Weaver
Sidney
Panhandle Weather Forecast Turns Fair This Weekend
Weather bureau calls for fair conditions this afternoon and tonight with Saturday highs around 60 to 70. Sunday and Monday will be cooler with showers possible Tuesday. Overnight lows near 25 to 35, Sunday highs near 70, Tuesday up to the 50s.
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Panhandle
Colorful Fall Continues With Brisk Winds
Fall weather remains colorful and dry with brisk afternoon winds. Forecast calls for more of the same through next Tuesday with no precipitation. Temperature swings were logged by the FAA station from 36 to 79 degrees Wednesday, 39 to 76 Thursday, and 35 to 57 by noon today.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Charges Filed After Friday Mishap
Mike Bornowsky of Sidney was charged with driving without a license and driving while suspended after a Friday accident in which his westbound car struck Henry Bauer’s vehicle in the outside lane. Also cited were Richard Ybarra and Helen Bartel after Bartel’s car struck Ybarra’s parked vehicle while emerging from a space.
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Mike Bornowsky
Sidney
Henry Bauer
Linden
Bauer
Richard Ybarra
WMTC
Helen Bartel
Peetz
Ybarra
Bartels
Population on farms declines and shifts in 1970
A Bureau of the Census USDA ERS report shows farm population fell to 9 712 000 in 1970, down 58 percent from 1969, now 48 percent of the nation total. Non farm population rose 17 percent on average. minority groups declined 101 percent while whites fell 0 40 percent.
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Bureau of the Census - Usda Economic Research Service
Plugged Well May Be Natural Gas Producer
In Cheyenne County the No 1 Madden is now listed as a potential natural gas discovery after a J sand drill stem test gauged 1 509 000 cubic feet but not large enough for commercial production. Operators include Exeter Drilling and Exploration Co Hughes Bros and Ronnie Thrash.
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Cheyenne County
Exeter Drilling and Exploration Co
Hughes Bros
Ronnie Thrash
Madden
Enbrook Oil and Gas
Olsen
Pebble Field
Johnson
Lieber
Formar
Patrick A Doheny
Kimball County
Exeter
Banner Drilling Co
Banner County
Darnall
WNTC Graduates 14 At Western Nebraska Technical College
Western Nebraska Technical College held graduation exercises for 14 graduates from eight occupational programs. Merle Rudebusch addressed the group as director, with Senator Robert Clark offering congratulations and Bob Motis presenting diplomas.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Kenneth
Bud) Mayer
Merle Rudebusch
WNTC
Robert Clark
Postoffice To Close Monday
The Sidney Postoffice will be closed all day Monday in observance of Columbus Day. No rural or city delivery will occur, but holiday collection and dispatch of mail will be made and the lobby will remain open.
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Sidney Postoffice
Ferris Preble
Pusan Harbor Leads Korea in Size and Rank
Pusan stands as the largest harbor in Korea and the nation’s second largest city, highlighting its pivotal role in maritime trade and regional urban scale.
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Pusan
Korea
Haddens Step Down as Sidney Country Club Managers
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hadden resign as managers of the Sidney Country Club after two years of service. The board accepted the resignations with regret, praising their fine work, and said the club will continue as usual.
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LeRoy Hadden
Sidney Country Club
Haddens
United Fund to List Donor Firms in Sidney Telegraph
Raoul Nelson says firms won’t be listed at UF HQ this year due to space. Names will appear in the Sidney Telegraph each Monday under United Fund contributors. Campaign aims for 12,900 with support to local charities and volunteer urging generous gifts.
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Raoul Nelson
United Fund Business Drive
Sidney Telegraph
United Fund
Assa For
American Red Cross
USO
Kings Daughters
National Travelers Aid
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Leonard Fine
Fall Registration At WNTC Opening Monday
Chadron reports fall registration at Western Nebraska Technical College begins Monday at 7 4 am with vacancies in all tech areas and Auto Mechanics near capacity. A Panhandle County Officials Assn meeting occurs in Chadron Tuesday Oct 12 at Assumption Arena with registration at 11 am and a noon luncheon.
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Chadron
Panhandle
Assumption Arena
Dawes County
Wayne Ziebarth
Dave Tews
Technical Community College
Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Box Butte
Sioux
Sheridan, Garden, Kimball, Devel, Banner, Cheyenne and
Dawes Counties
Western Nebraska Technical College
WNTC
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Potter
Board of Supervisors
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Craig Brauer
Kim Aaron
Dean Rexroth
Brauer
Rexroth
Miss Aaron
Alliance Future Farmers of America
Aero
Nebraska
Sidney, Nebraska
North Platte
U.S
Chadron Record
M. M. van Kirk
Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Colton
Tesoro Production Co
Stoeppelworth Drilling Co
Frank Schultz
Dawson County
Schroeder
Washington County
Elco Oil Co . Inc of
Omaha
Jensen
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Commission
Elco
Sterling Cole
Breithaupt
Sundance Oil Co
Denver
Bob Motis
Mr Rudebusch
Carol Jean Nelson
Palisade
Korean Peninsula
Lodgepole Depot
Lodgepole
Union Pacific
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