Dix Edges Lodgepole For First In LPV Class A
Dix defeats Lodgepole 43-42 to move into sole first place in the Lodgepole Valley Conference Class A standings. Danny Juarez hit the deciding free throw with 15 seconds left, while Jim Vavra led Dix with 18 points and Ed Bauer topped Lodgepole with 16. In other LPV action, Dalton beat Gurley 54-47 and Lorenzo defeated Broadwater 66-49.
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Lodgepole
Lodgepoe
Bill Kelly
Danny Juarez
Juarez
Jim Vavra
Ed Bauer
LPW
Dalton
Gurley
Dal
Ton Court
Lorenzo
Broadwater
Tigers
Wayne McRoberts
Gary Brown
Gary Andersen
Ronnie Howell
McCook Bison Rally Past Sidney High 59-45
McCook downed Sidney High 59 to 45 after a 14 point third quarter surge. Phillips led the Bison with 14 points while Leitner and Philips fueled the visitors during the key period. Sidney’s Swanson Cronk and Schobert paced the Maroons with 9 and 9 respectively.
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Sidney High
Maroons
Sidney Junior High
McCook Bison
Sidneyites
McCook
Bison
Bob Cook
Sidney
Jim Philips
Philips
Rich Myers
Roger Leitner
Ed Felton
Leitner
Nets
Jerry Cronk
Jerry Swanson
Roland Schobert
Woody Ramos
Deckker
Ramos
Roland Schubert
Ken Anderson
Dave Hinrichs
Anderson
Schobert
Cronk
Phillips
Cronk Hinrichs
Anderson Swanson Ramos
Schubert Bales McKay
Burgher Leitner
I Myers Felton
Decker Shepnerd
Sidney McCook
Sidney High Wrestlers Fall 26 18 at Sterling Meet
Sidney High School lost to Sterling 26 to 18 in a Friday dual meet at Sidney Junior High. Jack Langdon led Sidney with an 8th win, pinning Dormer in 1 06. Other results include Gonzales, Carrasco, and Langdon in key bouts as Sidney faces Nebraska foes and Colorado, Adams City, Trinidad this season.
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Sidney High
Sterling
Sidney Junior High
Sidneyites
Nebraska
Alliance
Kimball
Colorado Rams
Adams City
Trinidad
Loveland
Jack Langdon
Sidney
Dormer
Basketball Scores From Local Games
McCook beat Sidney 59 to 45. St Pat’s defeated Sterling St Anthony’s 61 to 45. Dix 43 over Lodgepole 42. Dalton 54 over Gurley 47. Lorenzo 66 over Broadwater 49. Ogallala 69 over Grant 54. Gering 57 over Valentine 51. Scottsbluff 73 over Kearney 52. Mitchell 51 over Oshkosh 41. Bayard 63 over Morrill 59. Lyman 55 over Melbeta 33.
Coon Hunting Is Food
Lincoln county report from Game Commission officer Dal Bruha notes strong coon hunting this year. A trio killed six raccoons in one night, with no permit required as they are not protected. Artificial lights are allowed if self-contained and hand-held. Best hunting spots are along dense creekside woods.
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Lincoln
Game Commission
Dal Bruha
Bloody 1864 Indian Raid in Nebraska Captivity Tale
Laura Roper recounts a 1864 Oregon Trail raid in Nuckolls County that killed seven or more, injured others, and captured three women including Roper. Indians attacked Eubanks and family near Oak Grove Ranch, took captives, and displayed scalps and violence as they moved toward the victim’s home.
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Nebraska
Oregon Trail
Nuckolls County
Oak Grove Ranch
Laura Roper
Eubanks
Mr. Eubanks
Christmas Seals Fight TB and Respiratory Diseases
TB is an infectious respiratory disease not inherited like flu or pneumonia. Family members can catch it from one another, and Christmas Seals support efforts to fight TB and other respiratory illnesses.
Irishmen Defeat Bobcats For Fifth Straight 61-45
St. Pat’s Irishmen remained unbeaten in the stretch with a 61-45 win at Sterling St. Anthony’s over the host Bobcats. Vern Beyer led with 23 points, Gary Miller 13, and Joe Ever and Mike Thorpe 10 each, as St. Pat’s built a 14-8 first quarter lead and stretched to 27-18 at halftime.
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Bobcats
Vern Beyer
Miller
Thorpe
van Nostrand
Irish Insurance
Joe Beyer
Pachee
St. Anthony’s
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St. Pat’s
Allan Schilz
Dave Hruska
Lehman
St. Pat's
Feuerborn
J. Beyer
V. Beyer
Johnson Schilz Hruska
Morris Mohart
Betsch
Immel Pacheo
Lecman Schafer
St. Anthony's
First Christmas Seals Inspire Global Medical Aid Stamp
In 1904 Einar Holbocl a Danish postal clerk imagined packages bearing a stamp to fund tuberculosis relief. The idea gained royal support and spread to Norway Sweden and the United States by 1907. Over 50 countries now use the seal.
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Einar Holbocl
Danis
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
U. S
Farmers retain trespass rights with stocked ponds decision
Lincoln announces farmers keep trespass limits when stocking ponds under Game Commission fish programs. M. O. Steen says rights persist if ponds follow Agriculture Conservation Program codes. Landowners may limit anglers, set user rules, deter and prosecute misbehavior while permitting reasonable harvest for pond growth.
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Lincoln
The
Game Commission
M. 0. Steen
Commission
Police Court Fines for Speeding and Intoxication
Jack L. Watts cited for speeding with $10 and costs assessed. Everette Gaddis fined $10 for intoxication. Delbert Lee Atkins of Denver charged with intoxication and fined $1 plus costs.
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Jack L. Watts
Everette Gaddis
Delbert Lee Atkins
Denver
First Congress Took 519 Days to Transact Its Business
The first United States Congress, seated in 1789, required three sessions and 519 days to complete its mandated business, illustrating the fledgling legislative body's lengthy initial proceedings.
Excellent Opportunity for Service Station Lease in Casper
Excellent opportunity for the man who wants to be in business for himself. Well located service station for lease. Contact California Oil Co., Box 220, Casper, Wyoming, Phone 624-6911.
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Contact
California Oil Co
Casper, Wy
Seal Funds Back Cystic Fibrosis Research At Nebraska
The Nebraska Tuberculosis Association funds a $12,000 study led by Dr Gordon E Gibbs at the University of Nebraska Medical School to improve inhalation therapy for cystic fibrosis. The project seeks to purify an enzyme from the cholera germ to better treat thick bronchial mucus.
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Gordon E. Gibbs
University of Nebraska School of Medicine
Omaha
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
Gibbs
TB Association
Bright red Christmas berries decorate with toyon shrub
The Christmas berry or toyon is an evergreen shrub native to California. It grows up to 15 feet, has thick dark green leaves and white flowers, with berries that appear yellow or bright red.
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California
Encyclopedia Americana
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