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Biographical notes on three members of Wamsley’s Plumbing and Heating outlining their positions, birthplaces, marriages, children, hobbies, affiliations, and military service.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1957
Page
3
Biographical notes on three members of Wamsley’s Plumbing and Heating outlining their positions, birthplaces, marriages, children, hobbies, affiliations, and military service.
The article recounts the brutal prep and hard life of ox and mule drawn wagon trains that carried freight to gold fields and military posts before Nebraska’s railroads. It covers branding, breaking, corral tactics, the dangers of unbroken yokes, and the bullwhackers’ rough training and hardy endurance, with vivid scenes of tying, yoking, and hazing new drivers.
Edwin Brooks of Sidney cited for no registration with $5 and costs. Sandra Smith of Sidney cited for no driver's license with $5 and costs. Gary Bruenger of Sidney cited for faulty brakes with $5 and costs. Delores Brauer of Chappell fined $5 and costs for speeding. William Bauer of Sidney cited for speeding with $10 and costs. David Warner of Chicago cited for speeding with $15 and costs. Lloyd Harlan of Sidney cited for overweight on capacity plates with $10 and costs. Billy Green of Kimball cited for no trip permit with $10 and costs. Eugene Yoder of Potter cited for no Nebraska driver's license with $50 and James Wynne of Kimball cited for no registration with $10 and costs.
A wild goose named Mork Lake, found by a local resident, has settled in the mining community. Despite several failed flight attempts, the bird now lounges on a lawn and accepts food from residents, becoming a permanent fixture of the area.
Dr Burton Bancroft of Kearney Nebraska, newly elected president and chairman of the American Cancer Society Nebraska Division, announced an all out effort for the coming year to organize county units in the state. He credited the society and broad cooperation for greater cancer awareness and smarter fight.
Nebraska Heart Assn releases a revised varicose veins booklet for Nebraskans, with Dr Richard L. Egan promoting November distribution. It notes risk groups, explains vein weakness, offers practical care tips, and urges medical consultation to prevent complications such as swelling and ulcers.
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