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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1966

Page

3

Sham Battle Against Inflation Criticized by Bernie Camp

From the President through cabinet ranks a “sham battle” against inflation is charged as a diversion from the real cause, government spending in excess of income. Farmers note farm prices lag inflation while costs rise, and argue high consumer prices stem from White House spending and war costs.

Bernie Camp Potomac United States Viet Nam Freeman Chicago Federal Trade Commission National Commission On Food Marketing White House

Geu Family Picnic and Community Visits Highlight Maple Grove News

Maple Grove notes a Geu family picnic at Legion Park with Earl Geu and Emma Geu among attendees. Various local families visit neighbors in Palco and Keensburg, with gatherings at Frerichs, Stark, Dorman and Bejeck homes. Funeral services for F. C. Jorgensen, State Fair attendance by Janice Gell, and a 50th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruttner are recorded among community events. Ohio leads amatrol in harness tracks while other lines mention park mutuel tracks and county fan meetings.

Earl Geu Emma Geu Geu Legion Park Verne Sharman Lyle LaVerne Acheson Palco Kans Charles Smith Bud Frerichs Oscar Schlaman Phil Barbara Charles Stark Keensburg Kevin Cortney Clarence Dorman Albert Bejeck Windafield Christian Church F. C. Jorgensen Janice Gell Lincoln Neb Pete Ctarrington Mass Ethel Houge Boehm St. Pauls Fellowship Hall Clara Workman Mabel Miles Harvey Miles Joe Ruttner Harvey Benzel Ohio

Dry beans may be next on producer bargaining list

NebraskA Farm Bureau Federation column discusses producer bargaining groups forming around concentrated bean production. It outlines AAMA coordination, state or regional associations, and the shift away from top down marketing toward producer driven price and supply information to negotiate with buyers. It notes potential federal marketing orders as an alternative.

American Agricultural Marketing Association AAMA American Farm Bureau Federation Livestock Bargaining Association Nebraska

Bridal Shower Honors Carol Bruns in Rush Creek

Carol Ann Bruns was honored at a bridal shower in the Lutheran Church basement Friday evening with more than 92 attendees. A sequence of Sunday visits and family gatherings followed, including extended relatives stopping by the Floyd Miller home and local households sharing dinners and greetings across Rush Creek.

Carol Bruns Carol Ann Bruns Carol Ann J. Hursh Kim Floyd Miller John Hursh Denver Milton Campbell Kevin Gesina Miller Sidney Ed Boehmer Jim Payne Kenneth Payne Carl Jurgens Delbert Namath Oshkosh Vernon Bartling Loyd John Schilz Walter Dykmans Ron Hunt Cecil Hunt Bill Bartling Ronnie Bartling Marvin Boehmer Bob Call Edwin Boehmer

Notice to Creditors Estate of Louie Winters Deceased

State of Nebraska to all concerned claims against the estate must be filed by December 22, 1966 or be forever barred. A hearing on claims will be held at 10:00 A.M. on December 23, 1966 in court. Signed by County Judge Sydney G. Finch. Attorneys Donald J. Tedesco.

Louie Winters Nebraska

Playhouse for Puppets Opens in New York

After two years of planning and six months of construction New York's first playhouse for puppets is near ready for business. City officials issued licensing to owners Bil and Cora Baird. The puppeteers plan a September production to appeal to both adult and child audiences.

Playhouse For Puppets New York Bil Cora Baird

Prank Firvin Wins Richest 1965 Harness Races

Prank Firvin driven by 9 Bre Hanover won the two richest harness races of 1965 the Messenger Stakes worth 151252 dollars and the Cam Futurity worth 125236 dollars.

Prank Firvin Hanover

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