Maroons Eye Loop Openers Ahead of Conference Start
Sidney high basketball fans anticipate four weeks of practice over Christmas as the Maroons prepare for a January 8 home opener with Kimball, then a January 15 Scottsbluff tilt. Led by a veteran lineup and standout Mickey Holtman, the team has won four of five early non league games. Coach Leo Shuman is evaluating newcomers O Connell Borcher Vizina Hengl Jones and Miller alongside returning starters.
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Sidney High
Kimball
Scotts Bluff
Sidney
Maroons
Curtis Aggies
Aggie
North Platte
Sterling
Sunol
Lodgepole
Mickey Holtman
Curtis
Norman Wilkes
Bud Downs
Clarence Bonesteel
Leo Shuman
O’connell
Borcher
Vizina
Hengl
Jones
Miller
Bond Drive Ends As County Chairman Thanks Supporters
H Glenn Spearow expresses pride in American sacrifice and thanks supporters as the Eighth Drive ends. He notes personal satisfaction from meeting needs during wartime and hopes for peaceful, cooperative postwar life. Telegraph Printing Co. advertises pencils in stock.
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H. Glenn Spearow
The
Telegraph Printing Co
Income Tax Cuts Start In 1946 With New Law
Washington announces that the first reductions in income tax will take effect January 1 1946 under the new law. About 12 000 000 low income persons will owe no tax and 35 000 000 others will pay less. Tax savings range from about 32 to 52 percent depending on dependents and income. Withholding examples show weekly amounts dropping from 1 40 to 50 cents for a 45 week wage and from 1 50 to 20 cents for 65. Exemptions of 500 dollars each for self spouse and dependents factor into the employer tax table used to determine withholding.
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Washington
Bowling Standings and Highs From Week Play
Standings show U P, Mayfair, Pips and South Side midweek results with Dec. 19 and 20 games. Mayfair 3 defeat Storys, South Side 3 over Barbers, Pips 2 beat Green Lantern, U P 3 over Boyds. High team series Mayfair 2525. high series Copley 596. high games Copley 249 Perry 228 Galvin 216.
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U. P
Mayfair
Pips
South Side
Boyds
I Green Lantern
Barbers
Storys
Green Lantern
Copley
Perry
Galvin
Energy from Sun Sustains Life Through Ages
The sun's radiation travels across the atmosphere for millions of miles to reach Earth, a constant energy source that has supported life since time began.
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Earth
History Of Interest Items From Sidney and Vicinity
From the Telegraph files Harold Chesebro of Sidney is named Center on the Omaha World Herald all state football team for a second straight year. George L. Gerlach of Harrison becomes special agent in charge of Liberty State Bank during the bank inventory. Virginia Clinton wins the Sidney Public Library book contest for the most correct titles and neat paper. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Turnbull visit Her man Schroeder's family in Denver. John Pavlat breaks his collarbone while playing football Saturday afternoon.
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Harold Chesebro
Sidney
Omaha World Herald
Gregg McBride
Chesebro
George L. Gerlach
Harrison
Liberty State Bank
State Banking Department
Virginia Clinton
Sidney Public Library
George W. Turnbull
London
Herman Schroeder
Denver
John
Henry Pavlat
Local Notes on Oakley Otten and Public Service Changes
Oakley Otten plans a possible move to Denver after a week there, causing mixed reactions from friends. Mrs. Dunkin has renamed the LeGrand Hotel Grand Central Rooms and Apartments, promising a public service background. E. J. Leonard of Farmers Union Co operative store remains ill and not yet on the road to recovery. Anna Grimminger begins duties at McIntosh and Martin law office, signaling her stenography proficiency. Helen Thoempson joins Bridgeport telephone operator staff, noted as capable and gracious.
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Oakley Otten
Denver
Dunkin
LeGrand
Grand Central
E. J. Leonard
Farmer’s Union Co-Operative
Anna Grimminger
McIntosh and Martin
Helen Thoempson
Bridgeport
Final homestead proofs and holiday social notes
Paul Collart completed final homestead proof before County Judge Gapen on Monday with witnesses Marshall Perkins and D F Bennett. Emma A Ravert filed final proof before U S Commissioner Oberfelder on Saturday with witnesses William Schuler and Henry Vick. Mrs H E Mantor travels to Washington for holidays. Newton Witters and wife took possession of the Olean hotel Thursday. Mrs R E McLeester and daughter of Omaha visit sister E D Worden for holidays. Dr Hedlund and wife and J C Frandsen of Dalton attended Masonic gathering. Bessie Mabel Strom and Bertha Bates of Lodgepole were guests of Ethel and Clara Klein.
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Paul Collart
Gapen
Marshall Perkins
D. F. Bennett
Emma A. Ravert
U. S
Oberfelder
William Schuler
Henry Vick
H. E. Mantor
Washington
Newton Witters
R. E. McLeester
Omaha
E. D. Worden
Dr. Hedlund
J. C. Frandsen
Dalton
Bessie
Mabel Strom
Bertha Bates
Lodgepole
Ethel
Clara Klein
Local Notes From Lusk and Nearby Areas
Miss Rebecca Doran a Lusk Wyoming teacher expected home next week for the holidays. An acetylene gas plant was installed in the St George Cattle Co ranch house. J J McIntosh left for Omaha Wednesday. His daughter Grace returns with him for Christmas from Sacred Heart academy. Kimball schools closed Friday and Miss Anna McFadden returned to Sidney for holidays. Carl Berklund joined the staff of C E Harper hardware. Dr and Mrs Beebe received an Ebersole piano this week.
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Rebecca Doran
Lusk
Wyo
St. George Cattle Co
J. J. McIntosh
Omaha
Grace
Sacred Heart Academy
Kimball
Anna McFadden
Sidney
Carl Berklund
Sidney Briefs: Local Hiring, Visits and Moves
Geo Clements southeast of Sidney expands farmstead with additions. John McAuley traveled from Cheyenne to see old friend Jerry Shanahan. Judge Neubauer relocates his meat market near the post office. S L Burger injures a finger. Wallace Boynton and H R Ayers from Eagle precinct visited Sidney. S A Osborne from Bayard came with Dr Lonquest. Robert McConnell and J W Rodgers from the north country were in Sidney.
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Geo. Clements
Sidney
John McAuley
Cheyenne
Jerry Shanahan
Judge Neubauer
S. L. Burger
Wallace Boynton
H.R. Ayers
Eagle Precinct
S. A. Osborne
Bayard
Lonquest
Robert McConnell
J. W. Rodgers
North Country
Cheyenne Noticeboard Highlights Local Goings On
Lewis Cohn reports Cheyenne business opportunities amid absence of bull teams soldiers cowboys and travel traffic. Andy Brugh returns to post after a week with family in Fremont. A A Ellsworth resumes mail run after twenty day layoff. W C Couch expands drayage with self ink pens agencies and sales while waiting for loads. Long live Couch.
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Lewis Cohn
Cheyenne
Sidney
Andy Brugh
Fremont
A. A. Ellsworth
Here
Laramie
W. C. Couch
Couch
W C T U Meeting At Mrs Dunns Home
Friday events note a W C T U gathering hosted by Mrs. Sydney Dunn at 1907 10th Ave for an upcoming community meeting and activities.
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Sydney Dunn
10Th Ave
Wanted: A prime rib tickling at Fox Theatre
Wanted ad notes Fleagle capable of fleagling Fred MacMurray in It’s Murder, He Says to be fleagled. Apply Fox Theatre starting Thursday via Telegraph Want Ads.
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Fred MacMurray
Fox Theatre
Stock Feeding Hike Expected Amid November Cattle Shipments
November 1945 shows a 16 percent rise in cattle shipments to country points, with a 47 percent jump in October. For July to November, shipments are up seven percent, signaling a potential record for cattle feeding in the United States. Weather has been favorable, though high feeder cattle prices and feed costs may drive a large winter marketing.
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Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
United States
Scotts Bluff County
Nebraska
Cornbelt
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the Fox
Helen Walker
Marjorie Main
Jean Heather
Scottsbluff
Bond Drive
City Bowling League
E. J. Hoover Hardware
Berest
Sidney and Vicinity
Porter Oil CO
Telegraph
Hast
Riversides
Riverside
Montgomery Ward
Sidney City Auditorium
American Legion
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