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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1958

Page

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Seven Injured In Series Of Local Accidents

Three Sioux Ordnance Depot youths were hospitalized after a one car crash south of Brownson. Joe Garcia the driver was uninjured. Other injuries included Ronald Hoelscher, Alvin Salazar, and Isaac Ramos. Separate crashes reported near Alliance and Jackson with minor to moderate injuries and vehicle damage.

Sioux Ordnance Depot Sidney Brownson Cheyenne County Hospital Byron White Joe Garcia Ronald C. Hoelscher Alvin Salazar Issac Ramos Felix Koenig Hoelscher Salagar Ramos Alliance Sunday Highway 19 Alliance Robert O. Wyett John C. Wyett Ogallala St. Joseph’s Hospital Mr. Wyett Sr Mike Frerichs Elizabeth Kampbell Hemingford Harry L. Greenhalgh Scottsbluff Kampbell John Wyett Greenhalgh Alliance’ Volunteer Fire Department Rass

Cheyenne County Tax Status and Delinquent Real Estate List

County treasurer Jack Inhelder warns of distress warrants for delinquent taxes and urges residents to verify tax status at the treasurer’s office. The annual delinquent real estate listing will publish in The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks in October.

Cheyenne County Jack Inhelder iInhelder Telegraph

Sidney attorney receives Eisenhower silver lapel badge

Sidney attorney Paul L. Martin has been awarded a silver lapel badge by President Eisenhower for 15 years service as a government appeal agent of the selective service. Announcement from Nebraska State Headquarters notes his patriotic service without compensation and the badge as a token of local gratitude for his work in a vital function.

Sidney Paul L. Martin Eisenhower Selective Service Cheyenne County Nebraska Selective Services System Lincoln

Miller Seaton Seen as Adams Replacement Candidate

Rep. A L Miller believes Interior Secretary Fred Seaton of Nebraska is a strong possi bility to succeed Sherman Adams as assistant president if Eisenhower taps him. Miller says Seaton was quietly discussed but publicity was avoided until Adams decides. Seaton declined a Wheat Show invitation, citing Hastings and Scottsbluff appearances.

A. L. Miller Eisenhower Fred Seaton Nebraska Sherman Adams Rep. Miller Seaton Adams Vuocalon Congress

GOP Caravan Schedule Set for City October 15

State GOP Chairman Richard E. Speirs Jr. announced the campaign caravan itinerary for the second week. The schedule lists visits to Ravenna and nine towns on Monday, continuing with numerous Lincoln to Omaha stops through Friday including Ak-Sar-Ben Coronation in Omaha.

GOP City Richard E. Speirs Jr Grand Island Ravenna Loup City Arcadia Ord Burwell Taylor Dunning Broken Bow Arnold Stapleton Tryon Arthur Ogallala Oshkosh Bridgeport Bayard Scottsbluff Mitchell Gering Kimball Sidney Chappell Grant North Platte Gothenburg Corad Lexington Kearney Gibbon Shelton Wood River Ak-Sar-Ben Coronation Omaha

Corn and cattle boost Cheyenne County economy

The Potters and Andersons in western Nebraska’s Panhandle report strong yields and expanding operations. George Coulter irrigates 250 acres by flood irrigation with two wells, forecasting corn around 80 bushels per acre. Edgar Anderson and his sons run 150 acres of alfalfa under sprinkler irrigation, with cattle in a feed lot and self-raised stock, relying on 300 foot wells for water.

Wdadparrnyo Cheyenne County Nebraska Panhandle Potter George Coulter Andersons Edgar Anderson Ralph Earl

Sidney Council moves to quiet city noise and improve district

City Council met in the auditorium to address paving district 89 with J D Olinger winning the bid at 5295. They ordered notices to property owners to install or repair sidewalks. Warren Ellison complained of noisy vehicles prompting ordinance strengthening. Waste collection survey in the business district will be studied with Mayor Ferris Preble, Manager Murray Fuller, and Councilman Dean Wilson to improve service, alleys, and rates.

Sidney J. D. Olinger E. Y. Grape Gordon” Tobin Ellison Murray Fuller Dean Wilson Ferris Preble

Water Services To Be Replaced At Sioux Villa

Sidney Housing Authority plans replacement of galvanized water lines at Sioux Villa with copper pipe. Project manager John Dissmore says 15 year old services leak daily and copper will last longer. City workers will install during winter to save transit costs and provide jobs. Work to begin as cold weather allows with all service changes expected in winter and early spring.

Sidney Housing Authority Sioux Villa John Dissmore Dissmore Water Department Floyd Lanks Authority Sidney Housing Authority

Runaway Boys Sought Here

Sidney police asked to alert for three teen runaways from North Platte. Names listed are Larry McDermit 13 Martin McCullough 13 and James McCullough 13. North Platte police department issued the alert.

Sidney North Platte Larry McDermit Martin James McCullough Noth Platte

Uni Grad Joins Telegraph News Reporting Staff

Jack Pollock, summer graduate of the University of Nebraska, joins The Sidney Telegraph news staff. A Stanton native, he was praised by Dr William Hall as a standout graduate. Pollock left The Lincoln Star to prepare for the Sidney assignment and married Beverly Buck in Lincoln on September 13.

Jack Pollock University of Nebraska The Sidney Telegraph Pollock Sidney Stanton, Nebr Polock Wiliam Hall Nebraska University Department of Journalism Lincoln Star Lincoln Beverly Buck

Collier Electric Expands Cable TV to Western Nebraska

The Collier Electric Co. has expanded its cable TV network in western Nebraska to Kimball and Alliance joining Sidney and Sterling. Sidney offers four channels at 4.50 dollars per month. The company also runs a system in Laramie Wyoming.

Collier Company Nebraska Collier Electric Co Sidney Sterling, Colo Kimball Alliance Collier Laramie Wyo

Sidney ASC Office Named District’s Outstanding

The Sidney ASC office won district honors for performance and cooperation. A committee led by State Administrator Bob Webb and others selected the office, with Don Rapp crediting the entire staff for the achievement.

ASC Sidney Asc Bob Webb Nebraska State Honor Ochsner Virgil M. Eskew Phyllis Tetterington Audrey Zalesky Peggy Krueger Beulah Shoopman Don Bremmer John April Bob Ruhrdorf Don Rapp Telegraph

Fair Board Plans Bigger 1959 Cheyenne County Fair

The Cheyenne County Fair board discussed improvements for 1959 including a tentative third week in August date to avoid wheat conflicts. Plans include heating the new 4-H building, relocating 4-H dress exhibits, shifting the song contest, holding pig and sheep sales earlier, improving perishables handling, and expanding show space with a temporary sheep hog ring.

Cheyenne County Fair Board Lowry Lindell Panhandle Lindell Ak-Sar-Ben Merchants Ivan Liljegren Liljegren

Lennah Armstrong Dies After Lingering Illness

Lennah C. Armstrong 73 resident of Sidney for 38 years died at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital after four months as patient. Funeral at St Patrick's Church Friday 9 a.m. with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Rosary Thursday 7 30 p.m. at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. Memorial Hospital Rest Home requested as memorial. She was born November 25 1884 in Tipton Iowa married John T Armstrong January 23 1908 in Marion Iowa. Survivors: son Roger W Sidney granddaughter Marilyn Schreiner Gurley great granddaughter Denise Schreiner Gurley sister Mrs Ernest Anschutz Long Grove Iowa.

Lennah C. Armstrong Sidney Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital St. Patrick's Catholic Church Robert Chamberlain Greenwood Cemetery Rosary Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Memorial Hospital Rest Home Tipton Iowa Lennah C. Richard W. E Ellen Hart Richard John T. Armstrong Marion Lorenzo Armstrong Roger W Marilyn Schreiner Denise Schreiner Gurley Ernest Anschutz Long Grove

Cornerstone Laying For Scout Building At Bluffs

The Lockwood Memorial Building cornerstone ceremony will be held Sunday September 28 at 2 30 p m in Scottsbluff. The structure by the Lockwood Foundation honors Mr T J Lockwood and will house the Wyo Braska Area Council offices upon completion. An Executive Board meeting follows in the Lincoln Hotel Gold Room.

Lockwood Memorial Scottsbluff Lockwood Foundation T. J. Lockwood Wyo-Braska

Vets Seek War Medals in County Campaign

Loyde Adams of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 610 leads a county drive to secure service medals for World War I and Korean War veterans who lack the accompanying medals. He notes many veterans are eligible for one or two medals and has identified nine bronze star holders without proper medals.

Loyde Adams Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 610 Adams

Partly cloudy night and Thursday with fog risk

Partly cloudy conditions continue tonight and Thursday with a chance of fog in the northern panhandle. Lows range from 30 to 40 degrees and high temperatures reach 60 to 70 degrees.

Panhandle

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