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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1960

Page

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Flying Veterans Reenact Coast-to-Coast Air Mail Flight

Lincoln dairyman Larry Liebers and Sidney pilot Al Christensen joined a two day reenactment of the original U S air mail route from New Jersey to California. The 40th anniversary flight faced weather delays with Christensen completing Sidney to Cheyenne on Friday. Lincoln mayor Kermit Moore received a letter from North Platte's mayor and the event featured Silver Wings Fraternity pilots and local ceremonies.

Lincoln Dairyman Larry E Liebers al Christensen Sidney U.S Kermit Moore Christensen Moore Cheyenne Silver Wings Fraternity North Platt Lincoln Man Wayne Moran Ed Bauman Cliff Wolf North Platte Lincoln Flier Liebers Sidney Flier Gurley

Hruska Set To Attend Cheyenne GOP Barbecue at Dollar Days

Sen Roman Hruska will attend a Cheyenne County Republican barbecue during Dollar Days in Sidney on Oct 1. The event, organized by county GOP chair W J eta Robinson, features all you can eat barbecue for a dollar and a free quarter of beef giveaway. Proceeds go to the county GOP treasury, with Thunder the Grand Champion Angus serving sandwiches at Elwell parking lot.

Roman ‘Hruska In .A. Cheyenne W. J. Eta Robinson Angus Fair Sidney Elwell Sth Sinas Thunder Lina Bayne Dalton Ross Bayne Robinson Sen Hruska Kvuska

Labor supply slackens as employment office reports August activity

The Sidney employment office, led by Francis R. Hiner, notes August shows a usual July decline tied to wheat harvest but higher overall traffic than a year ago due to job seekers from other areas and students. Local office placed 676 workers, 485 in agriculture. 27 new unemployment claims filed. 47 vocational tests administered. non agricultural demand down slightly in July. 147 orders for 282 workers in August. stenographers and sales clerks remain in short supply.

Sidney (Employment Francis R. Hiner State Employment Service Sidney Hinér

Goldwater To Speak In Lexington Tuesday

Senator Barry Goldwater will address the Dawson County Republican Women’s Club in Lexington at 3 pm on September 13. The public is invited and Goldwater will attend a $10 a plate appreciation dinner in Kearney that evening.

Lexington Len Barry Goldwater Ariz Goldwater Dawson County Republican Women's Club Kearney

Cool Weather Brings Relief as Rain Yet to Follow Panhandle

Western Nebraska farmers welcomed cooler air as a cold front cleared the heat, but rain remains scarce. Farmers in Cheyenne County report early wheat sprouting with moisture aiding root setup, while overall Panhandle rainfall failed to provide lasting benefits. Seeding progress shows 9 percent of winter wheat and 23 percent of rye planted, with 46 percent of fall legumes sown as drought and heat curb crop prospects in the upper Platte Valley.

Nebraska Panhandle Sidney Alliance United States Cheyenne County State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics Upper Platter Valley

Heavy footed driver with speedy car hits Cheyenne County court

Tony Caruso of Hill City Illinois faced two speeding charges after a fast start near Paxton Nebraska and a second stop east of Sidney. He paid $15 plus costs in the first case and $20 plus costs in Cheyenne County court. He said he would have to put a block under the foot feed.

B.P Ill Cheyenne Tony Caruso Paxton Neb Sidney Caruso

Rauner Heads Farmers for Kennedy Johnson Move

Robert Rauner, a Gurley farmer, is named State chair of Nebraska Farmers for Kennedy Johnson, part of a national drive to win farm votes for the Democratic ticket. The movement targets farm families with county by county organizing and advocates a different farm program than the Republicans.

Robert Rauner Nebraska Rauner Hershel Loveless Iowa Kennedy-Johnson Ezra Benson Benson Nixon-Lodge Nixon New Farmers Kennedy Johnson Arcenn GOP Eisenhower Benson Rauneft Democratic Congress Soil Bank

Miss Neubauer Struck By Car In Sidney

Sidney resident Valeska Neubauer was hospitalized after being struck by a car at Illinois Street and 1st Avenue. The driver, 17 year old Danny R. Lenz of Gurley, was told to report to police Monday for questioning. Neubauer sustained a head injury pelvis fracture and multiple scratches and bruises.

Valeska Neubauer Sidney Sth Illinois St Sol Willis Danny R. Lenz Gurley Miss Neubauer Ilinois St Lenz Willis

Reker, 91, Sidney resident, dies after long illness

Fred Reker died Thursday at Memorial Hospital after six weeks as a patient. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. from South Divide Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. The Craig Mortuary handles arrangements. Memorials go to Lutheran Old People’s Home. Born May 5, 1869 in Hanover Province Germany, he came to the U.S. in 1886, lived in Kentucky, married Lena Hoffmeyer in Bear Branch, Indiana, and homesteaded in Cheyenne County in 1902 near Sidney, where he lived until his death. He was a charter Farmers Union member and long active in South Divide Trinity Lutheran Church. Survivors: daughters Clara Bushman of Dayton, Ohio. Elsie Driever of Aurora, Oregon. sons Ernest, Carl, Herman of Sidney. 11 grandchildren. 23 great-grandchildren. one brother August of Madison, Indiana. Preceded in death by wife in 1948 and son Martin in 1954.

Fred Reker Sidney Memorial Hospital South Divide Trinity Lutheran Church Henry Krohn Brule Greenwood Cemetery Craig Herman Kahl Hanover Province Germany August Fred Reker Ernest Henry Clara Busher Reker United States Kentucky Lena Hoffmeyer Bear Branch Ind Cheyenne County Reker Farmers Union Clara Bushman Dayton Ohio Elsie Driever Aurora Ore Ernest Carl Herman August Madison Martin

Kennedy to keynote Panhandle fundraising dinner

Robert Kennedy 34,Harvard attorney and key Kennedy campaign strategist, is slated to speak at a Panhandle Democratic dinner and rally. The $10 plate event expected to draw 300 plus attendees. confirmation pending. Details to be set at Sept 15 meeting of 43rd district Democrats including Cheyenne Morrill Kimball Banner counties.

Robert Kennedy John F. Kennedy Panhandle Don McGinley Ogallala Harvard Mersday Cheyenne Morrill Kimball Banner Kennedy Brothers Lefil Sidney

Complete Levy List Published Today in Cheyenne County

The Sidney Telegraph prints the official approved levy list for Cheyenne County on page one section two. It covers all school districts special districts cities villages county and state levies for the 1960 tax assessment as approved by the Board of County Commissioners.

Cheyenne County Sidney Telegraph O.K Board of County Commissioners

Eight-year-old Sioux Villa boy first Cheyenne County polio case of 1960

Richard Bonner Jr., eight, of 1813 2nd Ave in Sioux Villa, became Cheyenne County's first polio case of 1960. Doctors say he is not paralyzed, recovering from non paralysis polio. he had no polio shots and shows weakness only on his right side. Father works at Stickney's.

Sioux Villa Cheyenne County Richard Bonner Richard B. “Bonner 2Nd Ave Sioux” Villa the Telegraph Young Bonner Stickney’s

South Potter Farmers push five mile county road plan

A group of south Potter farmers asked county commissioners to consider building about five miles of east west road to fill gaps where none exist. The proposed route would cross two north south roads and connect with the Sidney Draw road at the east end. Attorney L M Clinton represented the farmers at the Tuesday meeting, with several farmers in attendance. Bennie Herboldsheimer C P Herboldsheimer Wendell Math ewson Keith Sprenger Howard Madden Gunhardt Olsen Silas Walker Gayle Jarred and others supported the request. The board took the matter under advisement.

South Potter Sidney Draw L. M. Clinton Clinton Bennie Herboldsheimer C. P. Herboldsheimer Wendell Mathewson Keith Sprenger Howard Madden Gunhardt Olsen Silas Walker Gayle Jarred

Man Caught Here In 1956 Is Wanted

SA move underway in Lincoln to extradite from Pennsylvania a 1956 Nebraska Penitentiary escapee Harry Wiand 38 who fled in August 1956 while serving a two year term for bursary at Sidney Country Club. He was jailed in Pennsylvania in September 1956 and is at Montgomery Prison.

Lincoln Pennsylvania Nebraska Penitentiary Harry Wiand Sidney Country Club Montgomery

Governor Brooks Dies At 3 42 P M

Special bulletin reports Governor Ralph Brooks dying at 3 42 PM after noon. He had announced intentions to remain in the Senate race against Carl Curtis despite ill health and a hospital stay of 17 days in Lincoln.

Brooks Gov Brooks Lincoln Ralph Brooks Senate Sen Carl Curtis Robert Conrad

Demos To Select Dosek Successor

P. J. Heaton left Sidney for a Lincoln meeting to choose a new candidate for lieutenant governor after Dosek withdrew due to license revocation. State Sen. Norman Otto is the top contender, with Frank Morrison having significant influence on the decision. The special session is set for 2 p.m. at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln.

P. J. Heaton, Sr Sidney Democratic State Central Committee Lincoln Edward A. ‘Dosek Heaton Democratic Norman Otto Frank Morrison Sen Otto Mr. Dosek Cornhusker Hotel Russell V. Hanson Newcastle Nebraska

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Liebers, Wolf, Mohan, Moore & Bauman Carr and Christensen Kennedy Move Hedy Colling Charles C. Colling Maple St Hedy Enouy Potter Waltham Telegraph Neubauer Pioneer Bob Kennedy E. K. Yanney Lodgepole Aapeee Polio Morrison Sen.Otto
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