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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1949

Page

8

Civil Service Jobs Open At Sioux Depot

The Secre tary, Board of U S Civil Service Examiners announces civil service career openings at Sioux Ordnance Depot Sidney. Positions include Artillery Assembler and Helper Grade 5 with wages from 1.01 to 1.23 dollars per hour. Applicants must be U S citizens or owe allegiance and meet 18 to 62 age limits with veterans and War Service Indefinite exemptions. Applications accepted until further notice.

Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners Sioux Ordnance Depot Sidney United States War Service U. S. Civil Service Examiners Post Office and Customhouse Paul 1 Minnesota

Red Cross Plans Disaster Prep After Severe Winter Storm

The Cheyenne county chapter reports on air drops of coal and food to isolated farms in the southeast, cattle hay drops via Lowry Field, and coordinated relief. They praise community cooperation, note shortages in fresh produce and fuel, and call for a formal mass shelter and rescue plan for future emergencies.

Mr. Thompson Layton Maddox Bill Wolf Army Air Service Lowry Field Denver Thompson Kimball County Cheyenne County

Hail Experiment Suggests Regumes Stop Wheat Disease

The report notes alfalfa and sweet clover fields showing no disease after hail while ground without regumes yielded poor wheat. The following year wheat on regumed ground did well and oats followed with little disease, supporting a theory that a chemical reaction initiated by regume cover reduced damage.

Nitrogen and Fertilizer Plan to Combat Wheat Fungus

A farmer notes a fungus attacking wheat on nitrogen-poor ground while absent on oats and legume fields. He suggests treating wheat plots with nitrogen and other fertilizers early in spring to observe effects, applying the material before wheat begins to grow.

Sunol Beats Lorenzo Five In Snowbound Showdown

Sunol High School cagers won 42 to 23 against Lorenzo. despite a depleted lineup the Suns led throughout with Craig 12 Ehlers 10 and R Hunt 9 pacing the attack while D Hunt added seven. Lorenzo's Jay Peters had seven and Jack Peters six. Upcoming Sunol games include Big Springs at Sunol February 3 Gurley at Gurley February 4 and six at Sunol February 8 and December 10 at Sunol with December 11 at Dalton.

Sunol High School Lorenzo Sunol Craig Ehlers R. Hunt D. Hunt Lorenzo Jay Peters Jack Peters Robert Berry Big Springs Gurley Dalton

Car Damage After Pick Up Truck Backing into Parked Oldsmobile

An estimated 70 damage was done to a 1947 Oldsmobile owned by Chet Killham in a Saturday accident near 8th and Illinois. Clyde R. Meglivere of Bridgeport backed a 1936 Chevrolet panel truck from Beckmann Garage into the parked Oldsmobile left front fender. The truck sustained no damage. Meglivere pleaded guilty to intoxication in a Monday hearing before Police Judge Glen Greenlee and was fined $10 plus costs.

Chet Killham 8Th Illinois Clyde R. Meglivere Bridgeport Beckmann Meglivere Glen Greenlee

Area VFW Meeting Is Set For Feb 27

The Nebraska Veterans of Foreign Wars department postponed its Hastings meetings and a six-state vets meeting to February 26 due to weather. The Nebraska department midwinter meeting is now set for February 27, with weather cited as the cause of all changes.

Nebraska Veterans of Foreign Wars Department Hastings Dept L. J. Gaughan Nebraska Iowa Colorado Missouri Kansas South Dakota

Snow in Ventura as California reports rare snowfalls

Mrs. E L Wolverton of Ventura writes of unexpected California snow in The Telegraph blizzard book. She notes three inches on January 11 and frosted citrus districts, with flowers frozen and frost on rooftops, a rare event in seventy years of local memory. Neighbors and children filled streets enjoying snow, while Nebraska snowmen outnumbered local ones.

Telegraph E. L. Wolverton Ventura Calif California Citrus Nebraska

Sidney Freshmen to face Kimball on Wednesday night

Sidney Freshmen meet Kimball Fresh on the Senior High court Wednesday night for a high scoring matchup after a 40 to 44 exhibition loss. Likely lineups include Kimball Forsling West and Riley against Sidney Bolt Bagby Barlow McWilliams and Smith with reserves from Adams Sabin Wise Nelson Sebold Wiedeburg Tobler Amen or Welch. games begin at eight after eighth and seventh grade prelims.

Kimball Fresh Sidneys Glen Strain Longhorn Frosh Sidney Kimball Frosh Forsling Westback Christensen Biberwaler Riley Sidney Frosh Bolt Bagby Barlow McWilliams Smith Adams Sabin Wise

Goal Gainers Club Meeting At Andersen Home

The Goal Gainers Club met January 25 at Mrs. A M Andersen's home with ten members one visitor present. President Mrs. Charles Dugan led the business session. lesson on Our Day's Meals by Mrs. Young and Mrs. Andersen. Frankfurter biscuits were demonstrated and served with lunch. The group will meet February 22 at 7 30 p m with Mrs. George Young.

Goal Gainers Club A. M. Andersen George Young Charles Dugan Young Andersen Ferne Andersen

Million Collected From Cigarette Tax In Nebraska

State Auditor Ray Johnson reports that cigarette tax receipts for the first eighteen months of operation reached 5,845,102 dollars for Nebraska. Estimated annual receipts were 3,000,000 dollars, but July 1, 1947 to December 31, 1948 yielded less than the forecast. The cigarette tax division cost 40,068 dollars, with 12,408 dollars spent on stamps.

Nebraska Ray Johnson Johnson Legislative Budget and Revenue Committees State Department of Agriculture

38 Millions In GI Insurance Reinstated

More than 38 million dollars of GI insurance was reinstated in 1948 by 6210 World War II veterans in Nebraska. The Lincoln regional office reports total GI insurance in force in the state around 236 million dollars held by about 38,000 veterans.

Nebraska Veterans Administration Ashley Westmoreland Lincoln

GI Insurance Reinstatement After Service Ends

Those who dropped GI insurance can reinstate by completing a physical examination. Veterans without coverage in service can obtain it by taking the examination. The notice outlines eligibility and required medical screening for reinstatement or new coverage.

Useful Container Shoe Pockets On Closet Door

A cleaning closet door with inside hanging shoe pockets becomes a handy storage solution for small items like dustcloths and brushes, keeping tools organized and accessible.

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Sioux Depot Red Cross Kimball Nelson Sebold Wiedeburg Tobler Amen Welch Sidney and Goal Gainers Larson Machinery. Co Pilsenet Walter Harris Distributor 15Th Street Sidney Rendering Service North Platte Dalton’s Clothing Store Sterling Elks City Auditorium Safeway U. S 4-H Clubs Future Farmers of America Adams City Barbara Krough Arvada Frank A. Rodgers Frank ‘A. Rodgers, Jr James Rodgers Brighton Richard ‘Stinnett Colorado, Springs Robert Cheesman Gerald Hoekstra Donald ‘Hough Ibert Norma, Carnahan Steers Collins Fone Heinrich Eddie Mill Don Svedman Garland Wanda Heesnniey Morga Thaines Stinsex Steers Fowler Daisy Morgan Ted Morgan, Jr Gilcrest Ray Cogburn Golden Ruth Ann Harkness Harold Rogers Louis M. Smith, Jr Greeley Elmer Grauberger Raymond Grauberger Hartman Joyce Jacob Haxtun Nina Freemyer Holyoke Leland Miller Billy Oliver Elton Olofson Webermier Johns Robert Miller Julesburg Leonard Jack’ Leonard Karval Victor Bucklen Keenesby Clatde "Kinnold Kiowa Walter Maul la Salle Paul Dutcher Ivan Lorenz Littleton Allen Burg Gene Pearman Loaeher Don Hell Loveland Charles R. Peterson Elven’ Spreng Dixon Herman Alber, Jr Alliance William Rust Max Jean Howard Wyoming Buffalo Richard Phipps Cheyenne Stan Salsbury Douglas William A. Cross Hawk Springs Janet Arnold Huntley Chuck Jones Pine Bluffs Jack Hilderbrand
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