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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1951

Page

5

Bridgeport Adopts Bureau Power for Utility

Bridgeport has taken over its electric utility from Consumers Public Power District and signed a firm power contract with the Bureau of Reclamation. Service already is being supplied via the Gering-Sidney transmission line, avoiding a local generating plant. The arrangement marks the first direct U.S. to Nebraska municipality power contract since 1949. Missouri River Basin power will flow to several delivery points via Consumers lines at about seven mills per kilowatt hour.

Bridgeport Consumers Public Power District Bureau of Reclamation St. Mathews Bureau Casper Mathews United States State of Nebraska Secretary of the Interior Nebraska Harrison Potter and Hyannis Midwest Electric Grant Nebr Ogallala Missouri River Basin

Holland pleads not guilty to assault charge

In a preliminary hearing before County Judge Robert A. Barlow Lawrence Holland alias Lawrence Lake entered a not guilty plea to one count of assault with intent to do bodily harm. He was bound over to district court on 1000 bond and will likely have a hearing this week. Sheriff W W Schulz said federal records confirm his prior offenses including a 1942 Fort Leavenworth sentence and other petty crimes dating back to 1936.

Saal Robert A. Barlow Lawrence Holland Lawrence Lake Holland Robert Lucero Cheyenne County W. W. Schulz Fort Leavenworth

World's Record Set At Sale Of Hereford

The grand champion female of the National Western Polled Hereford show sold Saturday for 13000 dollars, believed a world record for such an animal. The polled Hereford heifer, less than a year old, was sold by Wilford Scott of Chadron Nebraska to Mr and Mrs Calvin Fowler of River Ben Farm Franklin Tennessee, after being chosen show champion in Denver Friday.

Wilford Scott Chadron Nebr Calvin Fowler River Ben Farm Franklin Tenn Denver

Telegraph Stock Complete for Typing Paper Needs

Typing paper mimeograph and typewriter or pencil carbon supplies are complete and available from The Telegraph.

Telegraph

Lanny Ross Delights Sidney Audience At Civic Music

Lanny Ross drew a capacity crowd at Sidney High School auditorium despite icy roads and cold weather. The popular singer offered a nostalgic mix of musical comedy tunes, with encores from Carousel Oklahoma and Moonlight and Roses. He walked into the audience during Getting to Know You and created an informal, memorable atmosphere.

Civic Music Association Sidney Sidney High School Lanny Ross Ross Carousel Surrey Oklahoma Missouri

Weather Break Arrives in Western Nebraska After Cold Spell

The weather eased in western Nebraska as temperatures rebounded from sub freezing levels. By Monday morning many areas reported 35 degrees, with sunshine and few precipitation threats. roads were mostly open though some back roads remained snowbound and icy patches warned. Major highways reopened and communications returned to normal across the region.

Western Nebraska Weather Bureau Sidney State Patrol Chadron Grand Island Lexington Burwell Lincoln Omaha Norfolk Imperial Scottsbluff North Platte

Center Ladies Aid Meeting Recaps November Gathering

Center Ladies Aid met at Dorothy Larson’s home on November 27 with fourteen members and three visitors. Members shared favorite November recipes, played games arranged by Mrs Higgins, and held a white elephant sale. Next meeting is December 19 at Doris Weir’s home. Lunch by Hazel Thurston and Edna Christofferson.

Nutrition scientists predict more vitamins in daily foods

Nutrition scientists forecast the discovery of many additional vitamins in common protein-rich foods such as milk, liver, and eggs. The finding strengthens the case for including these foods in everyday diets.

Total Eclipse in 1954 Across United States

The next total solar eclipse will occur on June 30 1954 and be visible across the United States. The path of totality starts at sunrise in Nebraska and moves northeasterly across the country.

United States Nebraska

Pines longevity noted by Nebraska forester in old plantings

University of Nebraska forester Earl Maxwell reports pines show long life in state plantings. He highlights an 1878 Scotch and Austrian pine site in Colfax County with trees up to 33 inches diameter, plus 1885 Holt County planting thriving near Newport and an 1892 Holt County planting linked to Bessey and Bruner.

Earl G. Maxwell University of Nebraska Nebraska Dutter Brothers Colfax County Joe Vondruska Maxwell R. J. Pool University Jason Arter Holt County Newport Bruner Charles E. Bessey Lawrence Bruner Nebraska National Forest Thomas and Cherry Counties

Trees Then and Now, A Settlement’s Verdant Memory

A speaker recalls the barren windswept lands of 1920 upon arrival, explaining the desire for many trees to shelter homes and futures. The remark highlights pioneer sentiment, transformation of a landscape, and the value placed on forested growth.

Patents Needed For Goodyear Vulcanized Rubber Claim

Historical note states that 60 patents were required to secure the invention of vulcanized rubber by Charles Goodyear, reflecting the lengthy, multi-step process and legal guardwork surrounding early rubber science.

Charles Goodyear

Tex Beneke and Glenn Miller Orchestra at Mitchell Fairgrounds

Tex Beneke and his famous Glenn Miller Orchestra perform at the Mitchell Fairgrounds Pavilion on December 12 1951. Saxophonist will showcase the battered instrument used with Glenn Miller's original band in 1938. Featured singers Shirley Wilson and Bill Raymond.

Tex Beneke Glenn Miller Mitchell Fairgrounds Pavilion Tex Shirley Wilson Bill Raymond

Dinner Dance at Sidney Country Club Rescheduled

The Sidney country club dinner dance, postponed from last Thursday due to a storm, will be held this Thursday December 13. Members must reserve by Wednesday evening.

Sidney Country Club

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