Wheat Growers Drive Boosts Morrill County Association
A campaign to increase Morrill County Wheat Growers Association membership is underway. The group aims to raise grower incomes through collective effort aided by the National Wheat Growers Association. Wheat prices for the 1956 crop stand at 2.00 per bushel, 1957 remains pegged at 2.00, up from 1.67. The 4 year old organization has about fifty members. letters are going out to growers to recruit more.
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Bridgeport
Morrill County Wheat Growers Association
National Wheat Growers’ Association
Donald Kreader
Appraisal talk on Keith County brick home taxation
A luncheon session in Keith County gathered Clay Products Association officials J E Neville of Chicago and Gary Kraus from Iowa Nebraska, local lumber firm reps, and county officials to discuss the high valuation and current tax rates on brick homes. County Assessor Clyde Suddarth and commissioners favored a professional real estate reappraisal to correct any inequities, while noting Keith County construction lags behind national brick trends. Chadron switches to five figure dialing as Northwestern Bell completes overnight service, aided by staff to ensure instant local dialing and future long distance compatibility.
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Keith County
Clay Products Association
J. E. Neville
Chicago
Gary Kraus
Towa-Nebraska
Association
Clyde Suddarth
Chadron
R. N. Eggers
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Eggers
Murder charge against Marshal dropped in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport district court Judge Richard Van Steenberg dismissed the second degree murder charge against John Williston following a motion by Morrill County Attorney J. Cedric Conover. The trial on Christmas morning killing Jacob Pretty Cloud, Pine Ridge, 5 D., ended with a 6-6 split jury on manslaughter versus acquittal before dismissal.
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Bridgeport
John Williston
Richard van Steenberg
Morrill County
J. Cedric Conover
Williston
Jacob Pretty Cloud
Pine Ridge
van Steenberg
Kimball County Farm Bureau elects Earl Gilbert president
Earl Gilbert of Bushnell was elected president at the Kimball County Farm Bureau annual meeting. The group also elected officers and passed resolutions opposing the Soil Bank, price supports, and acreage allotments, and protesting further wheat acreage cuts under the current farm program.
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Kimball
Earl Gilbert
Bushnell
Kimball County Farm Bureau
The
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Snow forecast for western Nebraska crops hit by cold front
Weather Bureau warns western Nebraska farmers face worsening conditions as a cold front from Montana pushes in. Snow is expected Wednesday with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal, and nights near freezing with daytime highs in the 50s. Sidney saw more drizzle and light rain over the weekend.
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Nebraska Panhandle
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Sidney
History Made Two Entrants Split Honors In Football Guessing Contest
Two entrants in The Telegraph weekly football guessing contest tied for first by scoring 15 of 20 on weekend upsets and tying on the tie-breaker. Mrs. Don Mueller of Sidney and Marvin Harrison of Potter will share the $10 prize as the only two to miss five games. Fifteen others tied for runner-up with six misses.
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Henry Gell
Thomas All
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Grant
Russell Rushman
Dalton
G. D
Dalton SOD worker Carl Flohr dies at 42 in Scottsbluff hospital
Carl Flohr 42 of Dalton died early Saturday after four weeks illness at a Scottsbluff hospital. An SOD employee for nine years he served in WWII and lived at Horseshoe Trailer Court Brownson. Survived by mother and four siblings with funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church Dalton tomorrow at 2 p.m. burial in Dalton cemetery.
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Dalton
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Scottsbluff
Flohr
Franz Weber
Gering
Trinity Lutheran Church
John Rupley
Dalton Cemetery
Craig Mortuary
Wyoming
Encampment
Wyo
Armed Forces
SOD
Horseshoe Trailer Court
Brownson
Western Neb Interstate Plan Delays Spur to Wyoming Line
Nebraska State Engineer L N Ross says western Nebraskas segment of the proposed Interstate Highway will be built last with contracts from North Platte to the Wyoming line not awarded until 1967 to 1971. By 1960 all Omaha Lincoln contracts should be awarded, with later work from Grand Island to North Platte and Lincoln to Grand Island.
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Nebraska
L. N. Ross
North Platte
Wyoming Line
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
Lincoln-Grand Island
Panhandle
State Highway Department
South Platte United Chambers of Commerce
Grain markets rise with local wheat price at 1.74 per bushel
The local elevator quotes wheat at 1.74 dollars per bushel today, indicating current grain market pricing visible to farmers and traders in the region.
City May Get Off-Street Lot
Sidney may gain an off-street parking site at Hickory Street and Ninth Avenue after city officials and L. O Keedick of Mt. Vernon Indiana negotiate price. City Manager Murrey Fuller said legal talks continue after Keedick lowered his price to meet the city’s initial bid.
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Hickory Street
Ninth Avenue
Murrey Fuller
L. O Keedick
Mt. Vernon
Keedick
Fuller
Sheep Producers Farm Organization formed at Lodgepole
A Cheyenne-Deuel County Sheep Producers Association was formed at Lodgepole Friday night. Lemoyne Johnson of Lodgepole was elected president with Gayle Klingman of Chappell as vice president and Harold Kurz of Sidney as secretary-treasurer. Officers will meet soon to draft a constitution and by-laws for presentation at the November meeting.
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Lodgepole
Lemoyne Johnson
Gayle Klingman
Chappell
Harold Kurz
Sidney
Native Potter Resident Dies at 63 in Potter
Mrs J M Nelson 63 born at Potter and lifelong resident died after a fall and hip fracture at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital. Funeral at First Lutheran Church Potter Wednesday 2 pm Rev Edward Keller to officiate with burial in Potter cemetery. Survived by husband, three daughters Virginia Hruza Melba Hendee Joan Nelson, two sons Leonard Harvey, and 11 grandchildren. Preceded in death by son Eugene.
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Potter
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
First Lutheran Church
Edward Keller
Kimball
Potter Cemetery
Craig Mortuary
Matilda Anderson
Andrew
Elsie Marie Jensen Anderson
Town
J. M. Nelson
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church
Virginia Hruza
Melba Hendee
Sidney
Joan Nelson
Cody
Leonard
Harvey
Eugene
Lodgepole Youth Fined After Chase
A Lodgepole youth named Larry Brand pleaded guilty in Cheyenne County Court to reckless driving and speeding. He was fined 25 dollars on each count by Judge C W Smith after a Friday night arrest on county roads north of Sundl following a chase by Nebraska State Patrolman Del Shipley. Shipley said Brand’s car traveled at 80 mph, the second time Shipley has arrested a Lodgepole youth for speeding in eastern county roads. The judge noted the total of 30 dollars and costs was modest given the potential danger.
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Cheyenne
Brand
C. W. Smith
Sundl
Nebraska Safety
del Shipley
Shipley
Smith
Teachers Convention Plans Set for Sidney Nebraska
Plans for the District VI Nebraska State Education Association teachers convention in Sidney are complete. The event runs Wednesday to Friday with about 1,500 teachers from 15 western Nebraska counties expected and all public school classes dismissed during the sessions. Activities include general sessions, sectional meetings, a banquet with remarks by Mrs Roadman, a performance of The Curious Savage, a dance, and several talks by Drs Craig and Carr. Election of officers will conclude the agenda.
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Panhandle Players
David Nagel
Fritz Nagel
Ruth Ann van Vranken
Earl van Vranken
Nagel
van Vranken
John Patrick
Nebraska State Education Association
Sidney
Nebraska
Gering
Lauren Schwisnod
Scottsbluff
Mel Everingham
Ted Tillotson
O. J. Weymouth
Eveerngham
Tom Jones
Marie Nicholson
Sidney Public School
Taylor
Roadman
Panhandle
Curious Savage
National Guard
Millard Music
Craig
Carr
Central School
City Auditorium
Sidney Country Club
Light Memorial Presbyterian
Holy Trinity Lutheran
No Public Sale Set For Delinquent Taxes Inhelder Announces
Cheyenne County Treasurer M. M. Inhelder said there will be no public sale of delinquent real estate taxes next month. A list of unpaid properties was published in The Telegraph. Since publication, many taxpayers settled delinquencies. back taxes may be redeemed within three years with 7 percent interest.
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Cheyenne County
M. M. Inhelder
Telegraph
Inhelder
Local Pupil Illness Behind Absences, Normal Level Reported
About 150 public school students were absent today with illness mainly colds. School nurse Mrs. John Simmerman described attendance as normal compared to last year, with overall absentee rate around 5 percent. High school 47 absent, South Ward Grade School 45 absent, Potter 85 absent as illness wanes. peak last week saw 130 out prompting the Potter-Dalton football game postponement.
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John Simmerman
South Ward
Potter
Potter - Dalton
Potter Homecoming Set For Wednesday
Homecoming ceremonies at Potter will be held Wednesday afternoon in conjunction with the Potter Dix football game and are sponsored by the school Pep Club.
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Potter
Potter-Dix
Montana grows Cheyenne wheat to join hard red winter trend
Montana wheat producers are experimenting with Cheyenne, a hard red winter wheat variety popular in western Nebraska. If adoption spreads, Montana could switch from hard spring wheat to hard red winter wheat, with Nebraska observers noting Cheyenne’s rising popularity there.
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United States
Cheyenne
Nebraska Wheatgrowers Association
Montana
Nebraska
Nebraska Association
District Court Jury Term Opens in November
The November term of Cheyenne County District Court will be called on Nov 4, with District Judge J. J. Nisley presiding. It is a jury session and several cases are ready for trial. Mrs. Ruby Spindler, court clerk, said jurors will be called after the term begins.
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Cheyenne County District Court
Ruby Spindler
J. J. Nisley
Spindler
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