Frontier Airlines begins September flights from Sidney
Frontier Airlines reports 57 boardings in the first eight days of September at Sidney airport. Station manager Dale Kindred notes an average above seven per day and hopes Sidney will exceed five daily, after August’s 124 passengers. He cites schedules and student rates approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board and invites inquiries at 254-3542.
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Frontier Airlines
Dale Kindred
Sidney
Kindred
Mr. Kindred
Frontier
Civil Aeronautics Board
Denver
Lincoln
Dalton Festival Opens With Parades And Prizes
The 36th Dalton Fall Festival begins with exhibits and a Forsythe Dowis Carnival setup and a Dalton vs Melbeta football game. Tomorrow features a 10:30 a.m. parade with 20 floats and marching bands from Sidney, Dalton, and Bridgeport, plus a 7:30 p.m. night parade with lighted floats. Prizes range from 75 to 20 dollars for top floats, with additional awards for nonwinning entries and best horses. The day includes horse contests, street sports, a 2:30 p.m. softball game, and awards at 8:15 p.m. including the Jefferson Award to Don Dey Ermand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Cheyenne County
Melbeta
Sidney High
Bridgeport
Potter
Lodgepole
Gering
Wheatbelt
Dalton All Stars
Sidney
UC Weather Bureau
Don Dey Ermand
Three Vehicles Involving Highway 30 385 Collision
A three vehicle crash occurred at the Highway 20 and 385 overpass near Sidney Friday at 4 30 pm. Clarence L Green 51 Mitchell sea wa terman Burlington Railroad east on 30 went over the viaduct and was struck. a 1981 truck owned by Nelson Tarek Tine of Satina Kan driven by Wilson D Smith 22 Salina. cattle weight impeded Smith vision. Injuries included bruised lip and loose teeth to Stanley J Coka 42 from Chi Set Busekist who witnessed. Damages listed as 800 to Green car 175 to truck and 1 to the other vehicle. An engineering study was urged.
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Sidney
Clarence L Green
Mitchell
Burlington Railroad
Semurg
Nelson Tarek Tine
Satina
Wilson D Smith
Salina
Mel Busekist
Stanley J. Coka
Ciem
Chia Set
Busekist
Coka
Vehle Green
Dr Dorwart Swearing In For Sidney City Council Tonight
Dr C B Dorwart will be sworn in tonight as Sidney City Council member succeeding Don Heath who moved to Denver. He plans to attend the meeting despite recent surgery and will resign from the city planning commission. He also will join the housing authority replacing Heath and a new vice chairman will be chosen.
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C B Dorwart
Sidney
Don Heath
Denver
Dorwart
City Planning Commission
Commission
Council
Mr. Heath
City Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Heath
Hopkins Infant Succumbs Rites Held In Dalton
Graveside rites were held this afternoon in Dalton Cemetery for Henry Jerrard Hopkins infant son of Mr and Mrs Stephen B Hopkins Jr of Dalton. The baby died shortly after birth at Pioneer Memorial Hospital Dalton. Rev Cletus Semper of St Marys Catholic Church Dalton officiated. Survivors include the parents three sisters Irene Ruth and Jean three brothers Joseph Stephen and George and grandparents Mr and Mrs George Baird of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Stephen Hopkins Sr of Dalton.
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Henry Jerrard Hopkins
Stephen B Hopkins Jr
Dalton
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Cletus Semper
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Irene
Ruth
Jean
Joseph
Stephen
George
George Baird
Sidney
Stephen Hopkins Sr
More Funds For History Museum
Additional contributions to the Cheyenne County Historical Museum fund were received recently, including 25 from A S Hardy and 25 from the Saturday Night Club. The funds will be used to work on the museum building in east Sidney, owned by the Cheyenne County Historical Association, as members push to develop a historical museum reflecting western frontier history. Donations should be mailed to The Sidney Telegraph, Box 219, Sidney, Nebraska.
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Cheyenne County Historical Museum
A S Hardy
Cheyenne County Historical Assa
East Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Box 219
Sidney
Nebr
Sidney to Host 1964 District Jaycee Meet
Sidney will host the September 1964 District B meeting of the Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce. A bid submitted at the 1963 Bayard annual meeting was accepted. A large Sidney delegation attended the district meet and Joe Hallas of Omaha, state president, was a special guest.
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Sidney
Nebraska Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bayard
Joe Hallas
Omaha
Sidney Tuner Chamber of Commerce
Wildcatters Drill Near Dalton Seek Oil Discovery
Banner Oil Co Inc and Vanson Production Co drill near Dalton with No 1 Friede in Banner County showing 250 feet oil in a stem test from 4670 to 474 feet at the south edge of Dalton. A second potential find, No 1 Scherer Blome, is in SW NW Sec 33 17-49. A separate No 1 Linden in Cheyenne County is being plugged and abandoned after casing runs. Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission notes no notification of the Linden plans at midmorning. Daily oil production for Nebraska for the week ending Sept 7 averaged 59 696 barrels.
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Dalton
Banner Oil Co Inc
Vanson Production Co
Friede
Cheyenne County
Commission
Nebraska
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Banner Oil Co, Inc
Vanson Production Corp
Wildcat
c-Own
Kimbark Exploration Co
Sundance Oil Co
Weibie
Tun Palmer
Forsling
Kimball County
c-Exeter Drilling Co
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Banner County
Barrent
c-Brinkerhoff Burch Exploration, Ltd
Jack Morris
McBride
Red Willow County
North Midway Field
T-own
Stuarco Oil Co, Inc
Oil & Gas Futures, Inc
H E Dishman
Earl C Hankermer
Earl C Hankermer No. Hickey, (Sw NE Sec 20-21-55), Scotts Bluff County
Cedar Valley Field
c-Martin Drilling Co
Sun Oi Co
Charles W Yount
Scotts Bluff County
Cabot Carp
Pullman Cattle Co
Richardson County
Bid On Goodview School Too Low
The Lodgepoe board of education met Thursday night and rejected the single bid for Goodview School as too low. The district will pursue sale of the two story brick building and five acres of land with future plans for auction or sealed bids to be announced later.
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Lodgepo E Board of Education
Goodview
Cook becomes partner in House of Flowers firm
Mrs Cook is named co partner in the House of Flowers, joining former sole owner Mrs Chuck Willey who confirms the change. Hull and other details are not clarified in the readable text.
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Mrs. Cook
House of Flowers
Hull
Cook
Chuck Willey
Weather outlook with mild temps and scattered storms
Partly cloudy conditions continue into tomorrow with a few afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Lows tonight near 50 to 55 degrees with highs tomorrow in the 80s to 85.
K N Plans 60 Mile Natural Gas Pipeline Extension
Kansas N ebraska Natural Gas Co prepares to lay a 60 mile twelve inch pipeline to bring gas from Colorado to a storage area near Huntsman field. The project will link Colorado Interstate Gas Co supply with KN during construction to improve western Nebraska transmission from Colorado and Wyoming toward Kimball and Cheyenne.
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Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Colorado
Sidney
Huntsman
K-N
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Colorado-Nebraska
Ce Vhwest
Kimell
Uuntsman
Sidney Trownson
Owasco
Wimball
Nin Werk Bee Cf
Dian
Eaailitiog
Petfirg
Wiemine
Nebriska
Nebcacka Enelamere
Potter Days in Potter praised as wonderful by organizers
D Fred Enevoldsen called Potter Days wonderful describing weather program and crowds. Exhibits impressed with vegetables and flowers. 50 merchandise prizes awarded in a big Saturday drawing. Parade featured seven bands. top floats included Potter Public School Potter Luther League Merscheim Builders and Potter Methodist Church. Clown and violinist prizes awarded to local entrants. kids floats and bike decorations also recognized. The Imminite Lutheran Church of Lodgewose won an outside community float award. Sioux Army Depot did not compete. The event closed with a Saturday night dance at Legon Hall.
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D. Fred Enevoldsen
Potter Barbecue Club
Potter
Potter Public School
Potter Luther League
Merscheim Builders
Potter Methodist Church
Bruce Juelfs
Beverly Hillbillies
John Greenhalgh
Bill Griffith
the Prospectors
Jeff Kasten
Kent Halley
Bryce Halstead
The
Pioneers
Steve Langley
Kathy Chaon
Randy Mathewson
Mary Ann Nelson
Kurt Nielsen
Janet Soucoup
Cloetta Anderson
Larry Chaon
Seyfang
Boy Stouts
Better Children
Imminite Lutheran Church of
Lodgewose
Sioux Army Depot
Legon
Cheyenne County School Land Leases Put Up For Bid This Month
Fifty eight parcels across Cheyenne County will be offered by the State Board of Educational Lands and Funds in a series of auctions on September 12 17 18 and 19. Bids require certified cash deposits equal to the annual rent and eligibility follows Nebraska law. Rentals range from 414.30 to 2958.60 annually with 12 year leases. sales occur at the county treasurer’s office at 9 am.
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Cheyenne County
State Board of Educational Lands and
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Grant County
Antelope
Madison
Stanton
Ogallala Considers City Manager Form Election Set
Ogallala voters will decide November 12 on adopting a city manager plan. If approved, a full time administrator would run city operations, with five at large council members and council choosing a president. Rejection bars resubmission for two years. City officials largely favor the plan.
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Ogallala
Cheattala
Ogallula
Farm Stored Wheat Should Be Inspected
University of Nebraska insect specialist Bob Roselle advises frequent early September checks of farm stored wheat for heat or weevil signs. If infestation persists, fumigation is needed. high temperatures aid effectiveness, and cold weather ends activity. For large stores, commercial fumigation with cyanide gas may be more economical, though hazardous for untrained individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Bob Roselle
Roselle
Westcentral Co-Op Grain to Hold 25th Stockholders Meeting
The 25th annual stockholders meeting of Westcentral Co-Op Grain Co will be in Omaha on September 16. About 700 delegates are expected, many from this state section. A day-long session culminates with an evening banquet. Westcentral counts roughly 250 member cooperatives across Nebraska Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Wyoming Colorado and Kansas.
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Westcentral Co-Op Grain Co
Omaha
Westcentral
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wyening
Colorado
Ars
Kansas
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Dr. Dorwart
Jason Q. Lobb
Arvin Nielsen
Bill Smith
Walter Hilpert
Telegraph
Goodview School
York Rite
Sidney's
Masonic Temple
Sidney’s Tynian Chapter
Royal Arch Mason
Cana Council
Knights Templar Commandery
Timm
Cana Cornel Kenneth Morgan
Gurney
Lempie
Earl Schultz
Lodgepole Valley
York Rote Masons
Nebraska Supreme Court
Co-Op Grain Meeting
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