ASC Election Tuesday Sets Leadership For 1963 64 Farm Plan
Cheyenne County to hold annual ASC precinct committeemen election Tuesday at eight. voters include farmers owners tenants or sharecroppers and others in eligible farm programs. election selects three regular members two alternates with delegates to county ASC convention. voting rules and proxy restrictions explained by county committee chair Krauter.
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ASC
Cheyenne County
Herbert Krauter
ASCS
School Land Lease Sale To Be Renewed This Week
Forty two parcels remain for lease at upcoming auction in the district courtroom. Seventy two total bids schedule: fourteen parcels tomorrow Tuesday with seven leases morning at nine and seven afternoon at 1 30, repeated on Wednesday and Thursday final sale days. Top bidders include S F and Trene Irwin and others listed among current lessees and last twelve years’ bidders.
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Teasday
S. F
Trene Irwin
Frederick Johnson
Alvin
Arlene Miller
Ernest
Vearn
Raymond
Dorothy Nienhaeser
Emma Narjes
Susan Hahler
Theo
Erich Brauer
Brauer
Herbert
Ellen Hruska
Harold
Thurma Gibbons
Keith Etta Rowan
Charles Deay- Etta Rowan
Charles Deaver
Four-Year-Old Jimmy Horner Is Temporarily Lost Near Sidney
Four year old Jimmy Horner of Lincoln was accidentally left at the Drillers Butane station east of Sidney. Station manager Harold Darr sheltered him until his mother traced him to Chappell. Mrs. Horner, towing a trailer house, hurried back to Sidney after learning Jimmy was missing.
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Jimmy Horner
Lincoln
Sidney
Drillers Butane
Jimmy
Harold Darr
Darr
Highway Patrol
Sisters of the Skillet recipe serves eight to twelve
A Sidney couple tried the Sisters of the Skillet scalloped potatoes recipe printed as serving two. The dish yielded scalloped potatoes for eight to twelve, prompting laughs and plans to share with relatives while joking about a typographical error.
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Sidney
Music Parents Will Elect At Lodgepole
Music Parents will hold a meeting at Lodgepole High School on September 17 at 7 30 am in the music room to elect officers discuss fundraising and possibly sell tickets for the University of Wyoming vs Utah State game on September 23. The game is a highlighted event for the LHS marching band.
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Micie Parert
Wyoming
Utah
LHS
Wheat Queen Nominees Sought in Cheyenne County
Nebraska Wheat Queen candidates are being sought from Cheyenne County. Entrants must be county residents, high school seniors to age 25, unmarried, and whose fathers earn part of income from wheat. The queen will represent Nebraska for one year, with runner up and princesses named at the November convention.
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Cheyenne County
Harold Tremain
Nebraska
Tremain
Sidney
Robert Ankeny
Dalton
Theedgepole Valley
Panhandle
Dr O Holleran Bags Eight Foot Bear In Alaska
Dr L S OHolleran returns from Alaska with an eight foot Alaskan brown bear taken with a single shot and an 800 pound bull moose. He hunted with his uncle Dr Paul OHolleran of Seattle. They traveled to Anchorage then flew into the wilderness with guides, staying about ten days.
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L. S. O’holleran
Alaska
Paul O'Holleran
Seattle
Anchorage
O’holloran
Weekend Sidney accident report details limited
A cold report from Sidney Police notes a single weekend accident at 7 45 am Saturday on 1026 Illinois. It involved a 1960 Chevrolet owned by George E Northrup of 701 Maple and a Debus bread truck driven by Bill Feeser. Damage was limited to the Northrup car, estimated at 50 dollars.
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Sidney
Illinois
George E Northrup
Debus
Bill Feeser
Northrup
Card Dodger Games Broadcast on KSID Tonight
KSID will air the three game series between the St Louis Cardinals and the Los Angeles Dodgers starting tonight at 6 15. Sportscaster Larry Birloffi will host with regular baseball reports integrated. The Dodgers lead the Cardinals by one game in the tight NL race.
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KSID
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Larry Birloffi
Rocky Mountain Area
Dodgers
Cardinals
Caleb Eddy Named New PIO Chief At Army Depot
Col Stanley W Smiley announces Caleb Eddy as information officer and acting small business and labor surplus adviser for Sioux Army Depot. Eddy succeeds Ire C. Johnson who moves to the management engineering division. Eddy joined the depot in 1943 after Navy discharge and has notable civil defense work earning Army certificates and local service awards. He lives in Sidney with his wife Hope and children Robert, William, and Beverly Jo.
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Stanley W Smiley
Sioux Army Depot
Caleb Eddy
Ire C. Johnson
Johnson
Eddy
U.S. Naval Reserve
Department of the Army
Dalton
Sidney
North Platte Valley
Local Youths Excel at State Range Judging Contest
Cheyenne County 4-H youths fared well at Valentine in the State Range Judging Contest with 270 entrants and 24 teams. David Hutchison ranked fourth high individual while the team of Bob Range John Thurston Paul Hutchison and Roger Luehrs placed ninth. Next year's event will be in Alliance.
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Cheyenne County
Valentine
David Hutchison
Bob Range
John Thurston
Paul Hutchison
Roger Luehrs
Thefts From Cars In Sidney Downtown Reported Saturday
Thefts from two parked cars in downtown Sidney were reported on Saturday. One car lost wax, floor cleaner and putty while the other owner reported the loss of a generator, horn switch, heater, lighter and hub cap.
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Sidney
Sidney Telegraph Football Contest Opens With Weekly Games
The Sidney Telegraph launches its annual football score guessing contest with a weekly list of games. Entries must be in by 5 pm Friday, one entry per person, and winners receive 10 dollars, with 25 dollars for perfect 20-game picks and 50 dollars for the final week. The tie breaker is Nebraska versus South Dakota State.
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Sidney Telegraph
The
Telegraph
United States
Army
Boston U
Pittsburgh
Ocia
Iowa State
California
Kansas
S. IU
Kansas State
Brigham Young
Missouri
Northwestern
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Clemson
Alabama
Georgia
Miami
Florida State
Tulane
Texas
West Virginia
Navy
Air Force
Washington
Colorado
Sa California
Fiontana
Wyoming
Oregon
Penn State
Utah
Ore-gon State
Duke
South Carolina
North Carolna
Virginia
Utah State
Arizona
Nebraska
South Dakota State
Dudes Steakh House
Cedar Lanes
Horrock Brothers
Horseshoe Bar King Kom Launderette Mayfair Service
M.dwest Equipment Co
Model Cleaners
Osage Grocery
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp - General Mulls, Inc
Ready-Mix Concrete Co
Seven-Up Bottling Co
Sidney National Bank
Sidney 6O Oil Co
Sidney Trailer Sales
South Texico Service
Stickney'’s Inc
Triangle Smi Flumiing & Heating Trafine Co
Western Drug Co
Wheatbelt Puble Power District
Wilson Gas Co
Downtown Improvement Plan Outlined By C of C Group
Warren Ellison, Sidney druggist, leads the downtown improvement committee as the Chamber of Commerce hear ideas at Ft Sidney Motor Hotel. The plan aims to modernize and beautify the downtown without harming outlying shopping areas, with several years anticipated for full goals. The August board endorsed starting planning now.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ft Sidney Motor Hotel
Warren Ellison
Sidney
Ellison
Chamber
Mrs W Busacker Native Of County Dies Rites Here
Mrs William F Busacker 79 died Saturday in a Hastings hospital after a long illness. Native of Cheyenne County she lived there before marriage to William F Busacker in 1909 at Dalton. Survived by two sons Howard W Cheyenne Wyo and Arthur J Pocatello Idaho, one brother Fred Frahm California, six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday Sept 17 at 2 PM from Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev Henry Monnich officiating burial in Dalton Cemetery.
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William F Busacker
Hastings
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Gehrig and Son
Henry Monnich
Sidney
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Buria
Dalton Cemetery
Margaret Ann Frahm
Lodgepole
Joan Frahm
Dalton
Howard W
Cheyenne
Wyo
Arthur J
Pocatello
Idaho
Fred Frahm
California
Car Totaled In Weekend Accidents In Colorado
Deputy Gene Morris reported two weekend crashes. At 9 30 a m Saturday on Sidney Draw road a 1951 Mercury driven by Donald Walton 24 left the road and rolled into a borrow pit. No injuries. At 12 30 am Sunday by the National Guard Armory a 1961 Ford driven by Lawrence Amen of Atwood backed into a 1963 Chevrolet owned by Leonard D Zink 21 of Iliff, damage to the Zink car about 70 dollars.
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Gene Morris
Sidney Draw Road
Sidney
Mercury
Donald Walton
Borrow Pit
The
National Guard Armory
Ford
Lawrence Amen
Atwood
Colo
Chevrolet
Sudax crop yields boost hopes in South Sund area
Farmers report Sudax yields up to 33.96 tons per acre in South Sund with 13 foot stalks and multiple cuttings. Sudan grass milo cross adapts to contour farming, aiding silage storage while recent rains challenge reseeding in Potter area and crown rot is mitigated by later seeding.
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South Sund
Cheyenne
Ivan Liljegren
Potter
Peetz
Sidney
Liljegren
Sudan
Charles Helfrich
Helfrich
Sudax
Sunol
Nebraska Daily Oil Average For Week Ending Saturday
The Nebraska Oil-Gas Conservation Commission reported a weekly daily production average of 59 145 barrels. The commission will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at the Ft Sidney Motor Hotel.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Oil-Gas Conservation Commission
Commission
Ft Sidney Motor Hotel
Cheyenne County Mural Area Development Ro3a Meets Thursday
The regular monthly RAD meeting for Cheyenne County Mural Area Development Ro3a is set for 8 p.m. Thursday at the 4-H Building.
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RAD
Cheyenne Couny Mural Area Development Ro3a
Mattoon Cited as Volunteer in Nebraska Cancer Society
Frank J. Mattoon, Sidney attorney, is among 45 volunteers in the Nebraska division of the American Cancer Society honored at a Friday awards dinner. About 150 people attended at the Sheraton-Fontenelle Hotel in Omaha. Volunteer of the Year went to Mary F. Baker of Harrison, with award given by Charles J. Ruff of Chadron. Mattoon served eight years as Cheyenne County Cancer Crusade chairman.
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Frank J. Mattoon
Sidney
Nebraska
American Cancer Society
Sheraton-Fontenelle
Omaha
Mary F Baker
Harrison
Charles J. Ruff
Chadron
Mattoon
Cheyenne County Cancer Crusade
Frontier Airlines mid September load shows high fare potential
Frontier Airlines boarded 10 percent of its passengers in the first 14 days of September, station manager Mr Kindred said. If the trend continues, Sidney could see an all time high fare for commercial air traffic as Frontier provides connections to Denver Omaha and other terminals.
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Frontier Airlines
Dal. Kindred
Kindred
Sidney
Frontier
Denver
Omaha
1. Com
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