Wheat Marketing And Research Programs For 1969 70
Nebraska announces an 18 project Wheat Division program for 1969 70 with an estimated cost of 138 400. Elmer Schlaphoff outlines foreign market development research and university collaborations at Sidney and Lincoln, detailing funding split among foreign marketing research and public relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Agcept
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Elmer Schlaphoff
Nebraska
Sehlaphoff
University of Nebraska
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Sidney
U.S
Schlaphoff
Department of Agriculture
Robert Rauner
Ron Cutler
Elsie
Edgar Ashton
Nebraska City
John Sullivan
Wallace
Ed Narjes
Arlee Phillips
Hemingford
Lewis E. Laflin
Crab Orchard
University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Washington, D. C
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Latin America
Western Wheat Associates
Portland
Oregon
Asia
Far East
Tates
WWA
GPW
United States
Department of Agronomy
Department of Plant Pathology
Department of Animal Science
Wheat and Wheat Foods Foundation
Foundation of
Ralph Carleton Named To Nebraska York Rite Post
Ralph Carleton, veteran Masonic leader, accepts the post of Grand Secretary for Nebraska York Rite bodies. He will relocate to Omaha on Thursday, assume duties Oct 1, with headquarters in the Masonic Temple. Carleton will commute from Sidney, wife Elsie remaining in Cheyenne County, and he leaves the lumber business after 42 years as manager of Cheyenne County Lumber Co. He has held numerous Masonic offices and led Nebraskan York Rite groups, now totaling about 8,000 members.
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Nebraska
Ralph Carleton
Carleton
Omaha
Masonic Temple
Elsie
Sidney
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
L. A. Foster Lumber Co
Lodgepole
Palmer, Neb
Stoneham, Colo
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Select Masters
Knights Templar
Masonic Lodge
Lodgevale
RAM
Providence
Order of Eastern Star
Tehama
Hastings
Beet Harvest Starts Early At Western Sugar Factory
Great Western Sugar Co says the Ovid factory will begin its beet processing campaign today. The area beet harvest is ahead of normal due to large plantings across Western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado, drawing beets from Lodgepole Valley.
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Great Western Sugar Co
Ovid
Lodgepole Valley
Nebraska
Colorado
Hotel Board approves upgrades at Fort Sidney Motel
The Fort Sidney Motor Hotel board Tuesday noon approved remodelling and refurnishing the main banquet room and installing a hotel own laundry plant. Manager L E Wamsley and associate Dennis will plan improvements aiming for modern appearance and better sound proofing. A commercial laundry currently used may be replaced to self operate within three years to improve linen quality and control. The board praised current finances and stressed ongoing upgrades to stay competitive.
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Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
L.E. Wamsley
Dennis
Wamsley
Panhandle forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy days
Forecasters expect clear to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Thursday with a small chance of isolated afternoon thunder showers. Highs will range 75 to 85 and lows near 50. Rain chances about five percent. The five day outlook shows temperatures 3 to 9 degrees above normal with a few afternoon and evening thunder showers on most days, highs 75 to 85 and lows 45 to 55. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
1970 Cars Displayed Across Local Showrooms
The 1970 automobiles arrive with Ford and General Motors showcased this Thursday while Chrysler plans a Tuesday display. Kokjer will feature the 1970 Chevrolet, including the Monte Carlo, with plastic shielding lifting tomorrow morning. Larabee Olds Cadillac displays cover the 1970 Oldsmobile and Cadillac plus a wig giveaway, Gibson shows Ford and Lincoln Mercury, Maddox includes Chrysler Plymouth, Elwell Dodge, and Sidney Telegraph will publish a special new car section Friday detailing all major makers' 1970 lines in Sidney.
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Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Chrysler Motor Co
Kokjer Motor Co
Chevrolet
Larabee Olds-Cadillac
Larabee’s
Ford
Chrysler
Maddox Motor Co
Elwell Motor Co
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Services Held At Scottsbluff For Mrs Spady
Funeral services were held at Benson Joliffe Funeral Home Scottsbluff for Mrs Mary Catherine Spady 81 who died Friday at Memorial Hospital Sidney Rev Jerry Wilke of First Baptist Church Sidney officiated Interment was in Fairview Cemetery Scottsbluff She was born in Russia March 9 1888 and married Henry Spady They emigrated to the United States in 1928 farmed in North Platte Valley before retiring Mr Spady died in 1959 She moved to Sidney in 1966 Surviving are son Benjamin Sidney two daughters Mary Shandrea San Diego Calif and Lydia Shanaman Hardin Mont seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Benson-Joliffe
Scottsbluff
Mary Catherine Spady
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Jerry Wilke
First Baptist Church of
Fairview Cemetery
Spady
Russia
Henry Spady
United States
North Platte Valley
Benejamin
Gerald A
Mary) Shandrea
San Diego
Calif
Conrad Shanaman
Lydia
Hardin, Mont
Nebraska Jaycee President Entertained In Sidney Banquet
The Nebraska Jaycee President visited Sidney for a Tuesday banquet hosted by the local Jaycee Chapter at the Country Club. Front row figures include Dean Larabee, Don Blank, Harlan Slatt, and Larry Hendrickson with back row members Roger Barry, Roger Cooley, Joe Sherriff, Chuck Baumgartner, and Ed Wright.
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Nebraska Jaycee
Sidney
Country Club
Dean Larabee
Don Blank
McCook
Harlan Slatt
Ector
Larry Hendrickson
Gering
Nebraska
Don Shimp
Kimball
Roger Barry
Roger Cooley
Joe Sherriff
Scottsbluff
Chuck Baumgartner
Ed Wright
Telegraph
Cabela Sporting Goods Announces Sidney Opening Event
Cabela's Sporting Goods plans a grand opening this weekend in Sidney featuring special offers on sporting gear and field equipment. The store operates from Sidney headquarters with a large mail order catalog reach, and hours run Thursday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. The move from Chappell to Sidney follows the October purchase of the former John Deere Co. building on 13th Ave.
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Cabela’s
Sidney
Chappell
John Deere Co
13Th Ave
Jim Cabela
Dennis Speer
United States
Perly
Nebraska Panhandle
Wyoming
Colorado
Sidney Telegraph
Pat Heaton Improves After Kidney Surgery
P. J. Heaton Sr., well known kidney attorney, underwent kidney surgery at DePaul Hospital in Cheyenne Wyoming. Family reports his condition is much improved and he appears out of the woods.
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P. J. Heaton Sr
DePaul Hospital
Cheyenne
Wyo
Punt Pass And Kick Registration Open Through October 10
Boys aged 8 to 13 in Sidney can register for the annual Punt Pass and Kick contest at Gibson Ford Mercury through October 10. The free program provides equipment, tips, and trophies, with winners advancing from Local to National levels culminating in a trip to the Orange Bowl and Cape Kennedy in Florida.
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Sidney
Gibson Ford Mercury
NFL
Don Meredith
Mike Clark
Dallas Cowboys
Billy Lothridge
Atlanta Falcons
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Gibson Ford-Mercury
Dallas
Detroit
Miami
Florida
Cape Kennedy
Air Space Museum
Ford Dealers of America
National Football League
James D. McGirr Dies At Laramie
James D. McGirr, a former Marathon Oil Co drill foreman in the Sidney District, died in Laramie, Wyoming, on September 8. He had retired from the company after years in Sidney during Marathon’s drilling program. funeral attended by Mr and Mrs Robert Van Cleave of Sidney.
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James D. McGirr
Marathon Oil Co
Sidney
Laramie
Wye
McGirr
Marathon
Robert van Cleave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great Plains Wheat and
National Association of Wheat Growers
Federal Agricultural Statistics Department
Great Plains
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Wheat Flour Institute
American Bakers Association
Robert Lloyd
W.B. Swenson
Texas
Kansas
Lloyds
Scott
Steve
Roxanne
Sandra Lloyd
York Rite Post
Hotel Board OK
Tith Avenue
P. O
REED
Cabela Sporting Goods
Dick Cabela
Pat Heaton
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