Heavy Damages From Weekend Auto Crashes Near Sidney
Damages were heavy in two accidents near Sidney over the weekend, both investigated by the Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol. A 1950 Studebaker driven by Phillip Vera veered on the 3.3 mile west Gurley road, struck gravel near a cement abutment, rolled, and caused about 600 dollars in car damage. Vera and his wife suffered minor injuries. Near Brownson Tavern on Highway 30 a trailer broke loose from a 1939 Chevrolet, swerved into an oncoming 1948 Dodge driven by George Webb, causing about 100 dollars to the trailer, 50 to household goods, and 450 to the Dodge. the trailer was drawn by the Chevrolet and the crash occurred as the hitch failed.
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Sidney
Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol
Gurley
Studebaker
Phillip Vera
Bayrd
Henry Vera
Vera
Brownson Tavern
George O. Webb
Omaha
Murray D. Stage
Bayard
Webb
Election continues for North ward council seat
The council race in the North ward remains active with Caldwell on the ballot by petition and Bert by nomination at the Citizen's caucus Fed. No other city races loom as petitions match available posts on the ballot. English penny papers shrink pages due to wartime paper restrictions easing.
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Caldwell
Bert
Citizen’s Caucus
England
The
London Times
Goldman and Schumann Lead Needy Crew in East Meet
Trish Air and Reese Woe sweep east division race with Stults and Meacham Buchtel Adam finishing strong. Wo terms highlight a tight field as the duo set the pace and claim top spots amid a dense pack of competitors.
Farm Costs Up Income In Decline
The agriculture department reports farm product prices fell about one percent from Feb 15 to Mar 15 while costs for farming inputs rose 1.5 percent to a record. Farm prices overall stood at 111 percent of parity in mid-March, with nine major products at or above parity, including hogs and cotton. Readouts compare to 113 percent in mid-February and 95 percent a year ago. Farmers’ own purchase costs ran at 280 percent of the 1910-14 average, down from 276 in February and up from 249 last year.
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Agriculture Department
Korea
Before Edison’s Day in the steel mills
A brief look recalls pre electric era bolt and beam workspaces where oil torches hung from chains lit by flame guided workers through days when steel production depended on flame and manual labor before electric lighting transformed the mills.
Easter Dinner Guests and Local Visits Recap
Goodview area families hosted and visited over Easter with gatherings in Bridgeport Dalton Sidney and Sedgwick. Several households welcomed relatives and friends including the Eichmanns Stevens Knoxes and Sicks while others planned farm help visits and travel to Mesa Arizona. A separate note highlights market availability of whole young chickens ready to cook and tips for broiling the tender birds.
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Leland Forelt
Harry Eichmann
Reid Eichmann
Bridgeport
Paul Mikaloyck
Walter Brestel
Dalton
Signe Stevens
Walter Wellsandt
W. W
Ray Earnhearts
Art Stoll
Marvin
John Sicks
Ed Schmitts
Floyd Stolls
Tommy Suttons
Sidney
Lou Tuepker
Mesa
Ariz
Paul Hecker Jr
Grass Creek
Wyo
Elizabeth Sterns
Max Lindley
Don Sprengel
Jack Sanders
Sedgwick
Wayne Bond En
Typing paper and typing stock advertised by The Telegraph
An advertisement notes complete stock of typing paper mineograph paper and typewriter or pencil carbon supplies available from The Telegraph.
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Telegraph
California Becomes Nation's Second Largest Lumber Producer in 1849
In Sumter, 1849 records show California rose to the nation's second-largest lumber producer, driven by expanded Douglas fir output in three northwest counties, added to traditional redwood and western pine cuts.
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California
Northwest
Plenty Of Chickens On Market This Week
Tender young chickens arrive in large volumes across the nation this week as USDA poultry specialists note likely favorable consumer prices. Spring chicken becomes a year round staple due to efficient mass production methods.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Preston Sturges
Harold Lloy
Jimmy Conlin
RKO Radio
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Kome
Sidney High School
I. Star Spangled Banner
Cigue
Donna Steward
Flute
Larry Tobler
Willow Elwes
Floyd Brown
Cornet
Sounds From the Audion
Bill Burr
Billboard
Don Shipman
Danny Boy
Delores Fuller
Holmes
Buchtel
le Clair
Mogart
Simon
Klobr
von Suppe
Goldman
Schumann
Trish Air
Reese Wee
Joan Connell
Mari
N Linton
the Holy City
Ardlyn Simpson
American Patrol
the Traveler
Meacham
Don Shipnan
Cleo Kennedy
Aren Haile
Adam
Cheyenne County
Eugene B. Pelster
Dalton, Nekr
Safflower
Mr. Pelster
Chemical Corps., Inc
Home Office
Morrill Nekr
E. B. Pelster
Nekr
Goodview News
Bond
Harold Bonds
R. O. Bonds
Leonard Bonds
Don Hafer
Louis Vances
Charles Hafers
James Jacobs
Harry Chill
Patricia
James Campbell
Wayne Campbell
Arthur Anderson
Lucille
Sumter
Taylor Hospital
Ness
J. O. Lobb
ITAG
Crack of
Wales
Larson Machinery Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Apt. Range
Murray
Caldwin Water Heaters
Delco Gas
Wamsley's
Briggs Colored
Killam Gas Conversions
Ilinois
Chrysler
KOLT
KGEK
Maddox Motor Co
Chrysler - Plymouth
Gilkins
Calkins
Americas
Lpckand
Wash
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