Nebraska horse racing contributes to state fairs premiums
In 1948 Nebraska Thoroughbred racing generated 37,798 dollars for agricultural and livestock fair premiums across 92 counties. Sar-Ben of Omaha led with the largest share while Ak-Sar-Ben paid most admission taxes and licenses. The Racing Commission will mail 410.85 dollar checks to county treasurers. Banner County failed to qualify.
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Nebraska
Omaha
State Racing Commission
Earl Moyer
Madison
The
Racing Commission
Commission
Banner County
Nebraskas
Lincoln
Madison County Agricultural Society
Scotts Bluff
Mitchell
Platte County Agricultural Society
Columbus
Mover
Sunol Edges Crook In Tight High School Tilt
Sunol high school defeated Crook 37 to 33 in a close game, with the lead exchanging hands and tied at many points. Craig led Sunol with 11 points, Zalesky added 10, and R Hunt scored three. Crook’s Moore and Frank each had eight. In the prelim, Crook reserves beat Sunol 30 to 22.
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Sidney High School
Lodgepoole
Lodgepole
Maroons
Sidney
Stan Kennedy
Kerk
R. Sick
Ovenden
Jensen
Kennedy
Wittig Montgomery
Dennes
Buehrer - Davis
Rinney Harden
Willis Million
McHugh Peters
Wamsley Waddell
Kerk li Christensen
Callies
Carleton R
Waddell
Davis
Sunol High School
Crook
Zalesky
Craig
R. Hunt
Hadden
Glant
Tyanda
J. Moore
Frank
Sunol
Roush
Caldwell
Academy Cage Slate For 1949 Campaign
St Patrick’s Academy lists the remaining 1948 49 basketball schedule. The Irish have split four games so far, with January home and away fixtures against Bayard St Agnes Imperial St Marys Gothenburg and others through February with contests against Grand Island North Platte Laramie Sunol and Kimball among several marked dates.
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St Patrick's Academy
Bayard
St. Agnes
Julesburg
Dalton Triumphs 27 26 In Tight Potter Night
Dalton cagers edged Potter 27 to 26 with Worth and Brestel leading Dalton and Grothe of Potter scoring 18 to top the scoring. Stines added six for Potter as the late period rally fell short. Score by quarters shows a close game throughout.
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Dalton Cagers
Potter
Worth
Brestel
Dalton
Grothe
Stines
Botter
Lorenzo Triumphs Over Broadwater 21-17 In Gridiron?
Lorenzo High School basketball edged Broadwater 21 to 17 after a strong early start, with Broadwater Rallying in the final period. Broadwater reserves defeated Lorenzo reserves 27 to 14 to salvage pride for the visitors.
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Lorenzo
Broadwater
Broadwater Reserves
Blome Motor to Offer $25 Prizes at Thursday Sale
Blome Motor & Equipment Company will hold a regular car sale Thursday at two o'clock. Manager Ancel Lewis says the event features $25 in cash prizes in observance of the Christmas season.
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Blome Motor & Equipment Company
Ancel Lewis
Adding Machine Paper Buy it by the Roll of the Case
Classified notice states the Telegraph offers adding machine paper sold by the roll or case with a stocked supply on hand.
Commercial Bowling League Highs Hit Scores Across Men
Horn Motor posts high team game while Miller leads with a 541 series and a 214 game. Teammates L Perry 203 Dearing 203 Treinen 202 also reach 200s. League standings highlight strong performances across the lineup.
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Horn Motor
Miller
L Perry
Dearing
Treinen
Winter Driving Safety Tips From Police Chief Willis
Police Chief Sol Willis urges careful winter driving as storms rise. He cites safety council data on higher accident risk and shares rules to reduce crashes. Key points include testing brakes, slow speeds on icy surfaces, clearing windows, using chains, avoiding car use in closed garages, and checking exhaust for leaks.
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Sol Willis
Willis
National Safety Council
Card Of Thanks To Our Sidney Friends
We are moving to California to make our home and thank our Sidney friends for the many kindnesses shown during our residence. Mr and Mrs Frank Zamarippa.
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California
Sidney
Frank Zamarippa
Judge Studies Land Rentals In Lincoln Court
Judge John L. Polk of Lincoln has taken under advisement suits by Banner and Kimball County residents to block higher rentals on school lands they lease. The lessees seek to vacate or reverse the state board of educational lands and funds valuations set last May. Atty A Jions of Kimball, representing lessees, says figures were arbitrarily set by lawmakers. He notes rental increases 15 to 50 percent across four land classes, arguing lack of fair hearing. The land is farmed on a 6 percent of appraised value basis. Assistant Attorney General Robert A Nelson defends higher valuations as necessary.
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John L. Polk
Lincoln
Suuts
Banner
Kimball County
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
J. A. Ions
Kimball
Nebraska
Asst. Atty
Robert A. Nelson
On School Trust
Nelson
Road program cost would average $12
Gov. Val Peterson outlined a highway plan before the Nebraska Stock Growers association in Alliance noting motorists would pay about $12 more yearly in extra taxes. He argued savings in reduced car repairs offset the higher costs, with roughly $5 added for gasoline per cent tax and about $7 more per car registration. The plan calls for 306 miles of new highway in the Sandhills, underscoring state needs.
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Val Peterson
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Alliance
Sandhills
Association
Board Valuation Sparks Debate Over Crop Share Method
The board faced sharp questions as a speaker condemned the valuation method used for crop shares. He argued the figure set at one-fifth of the average crop return price over ten years is too low, contrasting with the customary one-third convention.
Filing trays and A Z index set for telegraph use
Metal and cardboard filing trays provided in three standard sizes plus an A Z index to fit them. TITE TELEGRAPHS markets these organizers for orderly storage and quick retrieval of telegram files.
No Christmas Eve Service At Christ Episcopal Church
There will be no Christmas Eve church service at Christ Episcopal Church nor an eleven o'clock Sunday morning service. A Communion service will be held Sunday afternoon at five o'clock conducted by The Rev Clyde Whitney of Scottsbluff.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Clyde Whitney
Scottsbluff
Ideal Income Tax Records Promoted for Farmers and Businesses
Hundreds of farmers and business men are using this simplified system for keeping records. We keep complete sets and refill sheets in stock. Your income tax consultant record keeping system, SHE TELE, will tell you that IDEAL is the ideal.
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Sidney Takes
Ag Fairs
Academy Cage
Commercial Bowling League
Yendis
SOD
Waddells
Pippitts
Cardinals
Storys
O. Pippitts
C Yates
D Sherwood
E Smith
S. Perry
L. Perry
Vv Johnson
C Ebke
R. Dieck
A. Ebke
M. Dittman
Chappell
L. Ives
R. Robinson
K. Scheaffer
L. Peterson
B Bush
Sidney— B. Hyde
L. McCoy
S. Pierson
the Fox
George Raft
William Bendix
Race Street
Marilyn Marnell
Berrie
Rasté
Harris
15Th St
Walter Brewing. Company
Bueblo
Colorado
Lees
Sidney City Auditorium
American Legion Auxiliary
Gordon Dooley and His Orchestra
Ideal Income Tax
Eae
Tolera
Dupler
Mouton Lambs
Ceracul
Labrador
ASD
Greenlees
Sidney, Nebraska
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