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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1947

Page

5

Frerichs Thompson Nuptials at Light Memorial Church

Miss Jean Frances Thompson and Weert J. Frerichs wed at Light Memorial Presbyterian in Sidney on Sunday April 20. Double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Howard Osborne with Easter lilies in the sanctuary and reception at the Country Club. Out of town guests joined family from El Paso Pueblo Hot Springs Scottsbluff and more.

Frerichs-Thompson Light Memorial Presbyterian Sidney Jean Frances Thompson J. Fred Thompson Weert J. Frerichs John W. Frerichs Howard Osborne Eileen Reker Thompson Country Club James Gantt el Paso Texas E. S. Bowman K. J. Thompson Pueblo Colorado Sgt Fred Rezolt Hot Springs Arkansas M. P. Gibbs Gay Chase Lola Banghart Barbara Gibbs Scottsbluff Hugh Griffith Russell Kansas Henry Dorn John Dorn Herman Dorn Wilcox Nebraska Albert Stevens Dalton Rheinhardt Dorn Lillian Magdelene Fritson Minden

Rent Controls Still Effective

Rent control remains in effect for weekly or monthly rentals in commercial and residential hotels rooming houses and motor courts, says Area Rent Director Robert W Patterson. He notes recent revisions allow small hotels with 15 or more units to classify as transient and seek decontrol for transient room rates, while permanent hotel rooms stay under existing protections.

Robert W. Patterson Patterson

Fort Robinson Abandoned as Army Post in Nebraska History

Fort Robinson near Crawford in Dawes and Sioux Counties is to be abandoned as an army installation. The fort, famed as a remount station and K-9 training center, has a storied frontier past with ties to Crazy Horse, Dull Knife, and the Wounded Knee campaign, dating from its 1874 establishment through 1890.

Fort Robinson Crawford Dawes Sioux Nebraska Frontier Army Red Cloud Spotted Tail Crazy Horse Levi H. Robinson War Department Camp Robinson Black Hills Dull Knife Wounded Knee

Visiting cards offered at THE

Brief note advertises visiting cards available for printing or engraving at THE establishment. Details on formats or pricing are not provided in the fragment.

Tubes in Robot Outstrip Average Radio and Radar Sets

The army's ENIAC computer contains 18 000 electronic tubes, far more than the roughly 10 in an average radio, 400 in the largest radar set, and under 800 in a B 29 bomber.

Vanilla Flavoring Origins and Sources

Vanilla flavoring is derived from fermented and dried pods of several species. Much of the vanilla used comes from southeastern Mexico.

Mexico

Electric Moisture Recorder For Industry Use

A new electric meter designed for industry can determine the moisture content of a wide variety of non metallic materials with an accuracy within 0.5 percent.

Fragmented Note on Herb Preparation and Warm Water Rinse

A partial, unclear passage describes removing fate's easel to simplify renewal of grit from greens, mentioning water cress and a gentle warm water rinse. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent context or attributable details.

Potato Serving Studies Prompt Slight Daily Intake

The national famine emergency committee reports American families average just over one serving of potatoes per day, reflecting modest consumption amid shortages.

The National Famine Emergency Committee

Telegrap h sale ad sparks fireplace screen need

A readable ad fragment notes a spark slipping screen deemed necessary with a fireplace and lists genuine rubber bands and quarter pound boxes priced at 50 cents. It references The Telegraph as the source.

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