Two Tourist Cars Collide West of Potter on US 30
At 11 30 Thursday morning a two car crash on US 30 four miles west of Potter involved William Langman of Terre Haute driving a 1946 Dodge and Milton Driggs of Venice driving a 1939 Pontiac. The Pontiac halted for a preceding car and the Dodge struck from behind causing about 200 dollars damage to the Dodge and 50 to the Pontiac. A 1948 Willys Jeep owned by James Talbott of Iliff skidded on ice five miles north of Dalton on Highway 19 and upset, incurring about 50 dollars damage with no injuries reported. A separate crash at 12 15 Friday afternoon at 13th and Osage caused about 200 dollars damage to each of a 1946 Plymouth and a 1942 Oldsmobile driven by C. H. Babbitt and Donald D. Gade respectively.
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U. S. Highway 30
Potter
The
Highway Safety Patrol
William Langman
Terre Haute
Ind
Milton Driggs
Venice
Calif
Willys
James Talbott
Iliff
Colo
Dalton
13Th and
Osage
Sidney
C. H. Babbitt
Donald D. Gade
Typing Paper Pack Aged Reams For Practice Or Informal Use
An advertisement for inexpensive typing paper sold in reams and available in white or yellow. The Telegraph promotes affordable stock meant for practice writing and casual correspondence.
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THE
Telegraph
Road Prospects Dented by 1949 Budget Shortfall in Nebraska
State Engineer F L Klietsch said western Nebraska faces little road construction in 1949 due to a tight budget. A January blizzard created a 1.5 million dollar deficit, maintenance costs rise, and the highway department foresees a loss of 9 million dollars in federal aid over the next four years as matching state funds fail to materialize.
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Nebraska
F. L. Klietsch
Scottsbluff
State Highway Department
Klietsch
Third Square Dance Planned by Lodgepole Valley Club
Members of the Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club planned a third public square dance for Saturday night April 23 at the Sidney City Auditorium after two successful events. The evening was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ray Cruise and Mr and Mrs Elmer Ladine, with business discussion on the annual Horse Show at the Wednesday meeting.
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Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Saddle Club
Sidney City Auditorium
Ray Cruise
Elmer Ladine
Track Season Opens as Sidney Hosts Kimball
The 1949 Sidney high school track team starts today against Kimball Longhorns at home. Star runners from last season are back, with Lettermen including Hurdles and Relay specialists Dale Buehrer Dean Hiner Stanley Kennedy Dale Kinney Lewis Million Arnold Wittig and more. The squad aims for strong showings in upcoming Scottsbluff Scotts Bluff Relays Sidney Invitational Julesburg and state meets through May.
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Sidneys High School
Kimball
Longhorns
Maroons
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Dale Kinney
Lewis Million
Arnold Wittig
Charley Barlow
Shuman
John Hardin
Don Kampbell
Ira Lund
Robert Montgomery
Dennis Wamsley
Melvin Davis
John Elwell
Keith Rihn
Wayne Willard
Ronald Ovenden
Fred Peters
Hugh McHugh
Wilber Allgood
Robert Jensen
Kenneth Dimick
Marvin Schnell
Blue Ribbon Goes To Sidney Troop
Boy Scout Troop 90 held its regular meeting with color guard Bill Henderson Kent Bond and Robert Mahr opening. The troop earned a blue ribbon for on time registration from Wye Braska Council and planned a hike for Saturday April 9. Twenty seven members attended as Second Class badges were earned by Dean Chandler and Ira Lund Tender foot badges awarded to Lyle McIlrvin Billy Henderson Kent Bond Bill Welch and Bob Ross. Drum and bugle corps equipment was distributed and scribe Bill Welch noted Mike Selzer Dan Duncan and Ralph Welch assisted Scoutmaster Godfrey Loper.
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Boy Scout Troop 90
Color Guard
Bill Henderson
Kent Bond
Robert Mahr
Troop 90
Wye-Braska
Dean Chandler
Ira Lund
Lyle MclIrvin
Billy Henderson
Bill Welch
Bob Ross
Mike Selzer
Dan Duncan
Ralph Welch
Godfrey Loper
Dealers Attend Minneapolis-Moline Four Day Meeting at Foland Farm
Nearly 30 M-M dealers gathered at Foland Farm Machinery in Sidney for a four day meeting on hay balers. W. B. Robinson of Omaha led the sessions drawing attendees from Wyoming South Dakota Nebraska and Iowa for the latest information and demonstrations.
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Minneapolis-Moline
Foland Farm Machinery Company
Sidney
W. B. Robinson
Omaha
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Registered Shoot Laurels To Dorn
Dayton Dorn of Big Springs won the registered trapshoot at the Sidney Gun Club with 99 of 100 as John Vogel of Alliance trailed with 98. Leading scores included James Caster Chugwater C L Hull Roscoe Harold Stoll Ralph Zimmerman H R Grant C W Shaffer among others with 97 96. Zimmerman and Vogel won double laurels with 45. George Zimmerman Big Springs posted 43 and Caster 40. The day was cold but turnout was strong and the club’s facilities and hospitality drew praise for future shoots.
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Dayton Dorn
Big Springs
Sidney Gun Club
John Vogel
Alliance
James Caster
Chugwater
Wyo
C. L. Hull
Roscoe
Harold Stoll
Dalton
Ralph Zimmerman
H.R. Grant
Chappell
C. W. Shaffer
Zimmerman
Vogel
George Zimmerman
Frosh Junior High Open Track Season This Week
Freshmen and Junior High track teams start their two day meet next Thursday and Monday at 4 pm. Events include sprints distances, jumps, throws, and relays with ribbons for top five. Records listed for 50 yd through high jump reflect recent performances by Belieu Robinson Bolz Rogers Harden Etherton and McHugh.
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Harold Wooten
Ray Maley
Frosh
Belieu
Robinson
Buehrer
Bolz
Ronald Rogers
Harden
D. Schneider
W. Schneider
D. Etherton
McHugh and Harden
Dr Grimm and Mrs Gates Noted For Thoughtfulness
In a brief tribute, Dr. Grimm and Mrs Gates are thanked for their thoughtfulness during a difficult period, their kindness highlighted as a meaningful gesture.
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Dr. Grimm
Mrs. Gates
Track meet opens season at Senior High School
Harden and Mc Hugh lead a pole vault duo as the 48 47 95 meet debuts at the Senior High School track. Fans are invited to attend the opening event with free admission and support for the boys in this season kickoff.
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Harden
McHugh
Wesleyan Band Set to Play at Sidney High School Tonight
The Wesleyan band will appear at Sidney High School this Tuesday evening at nine o’clock. The public is invited to attend as part of the band’s extensive spring tour.
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Nebraska
Wesleyan
Sidney High School
Rev Allen Returns as Springfield Baptist Pastor Visitor speaks at three services
Rev Dan Allen of Sidney Baptist Church returned Sunday after guest speaking at Hi Street Fundamental Baptist Church Springfield Missouri broadcasting his messages. He began duties February 7 as pastor and his family will join when housing is available.
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Dan Allen
Sidney Baptist Church
Springfield
Missouri
Mr. Allen
Red Writing Hood carbon paper promotion at The Telegraph
The Telegraph offers the popular Red Writing Hood typewriter carbon paper, highlighting its availability and potential use for efficient typing and copying. This promotion notes the product’s accessibility and appeal to writers and office workers seeking reliable carbon copies.
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THE
Telegraph
Center Ladies Aid Meeting and Egg Drive Planned
Center Ladies Aid met at Mrs Paul Lars home with twelve members present. The next meeting is scheduled for April 13 at Mrs A P Houshel’s home. Members will bring 212 dozen eggs to be sent to the Nebraska Children’s Home. Office Supplies The Telegraphf.
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A. P. Houshel
Nebraska Children’s Home
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