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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1950

Page

10

Scouts Named for Second National Jamboree at Valley Forge

Harold Wooten of Sidney head a four man committee in the Wyo Braska Boy Scouts area to arrange attendance for the Second National Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania June 30 to July 6. The group will select 66 boys and 6 leaders to form two troops with R V Haverkamp as advisor. Plans cover bays transport equipment health and safety excursions and financing with broadcasts set for February 5 and 12 on KNEB Scottsbluff.

Harold Wooten Sidney Wyo-Braska Boy Scouts Valley Forge Pennsylvania Lewis Colyer Torrington Wyo Bruce Hagemeistrer Hemingford Fred O. Polte Scottsbluff R. V. Haverkamp Scottsblu KNEB St. Louis Chicago Niagara Falls New York Washington, D. C Philadelphia

Maple Grove Social Roundup from Ed Miles Page

Community notices show frequent visits and gatherings among Maple Grove residents. The Miles, Sharman, Jorgensen, Runion, Yaeger, Stately, and other families hosted and visited at multiple homes Wednesday through Sunday. A Whitney Nebr trip and W C T U meeting are noted among routine social calls.

W. E. Sharman Alfred Jorgensen Malcolm Yaegern Verne Sharman Albert Runion Ed Miles Harry Miles Wade Sterling Mrs. Jewett Mrs. Jewett Home. — Mr. and Mrs. Verne Sharman Charles Collings Harvey Miles Earl Geu John van Mark Harry Stately John Olson B. Nelson Charles Smith Alfred Jorgensen and Sons Ed ‘Miles J. C. Jorgensen Alfred Hazel Tom McGowan Julia Rasmussen

Filing trays and A Z index set by The Telegraph

Metal and cardboard filing trays offered in three standard sizes with an accompanying A Z index to fit them. The Telegraph presents a compact organizational solution for office or home use.

Telegraph

Mount Vernon Social Update Ties Guests and Visits

Mount Vernon residents report a sequence of dinners visits and gatherings. E M Nelson Arleigh and Agnes Lockhart Melvin hosted and hosted guests while families including Nelson Olson Hammond and Fehringer participated in meals and Sunday dinners at various homes. The Jolly Neighbors Club held a textile painting demonstration followed by lunch.

E. M. Nelson Arleigh Agnes Lockhart Melvin Allen Allen Nelson Leo Olson Barbara and Kent Ed Williams C. H. Hammond Walter Hammonds Viggo Olson Jolly Neighbors Club Danny Freddie French WY. W. Edwards M. A. Nelson Patty Fleming Mary Ann Hammond W. R. Nelson Allen Nelsons Howard Madden Clarence Evans John Hemmers John Hemmer Walter Steuart Nadine Ed Nelson Arliegh Aurleen Fehringer George Olson John Sell Ed Killham John Chapmans Potter

Dinner Guests Visit Nelsons and Johnsons

The Nelsons hosted dinner guests with Mr and Mrs L K Nelson and Mr and Mrs Warren Johnson and Kent who returned Sunday after a ten day visit at the Ed Lipke home during their trip.

L. K. Nelson Warren Johnson Kent Ed Lipke

Three New Safflower Varieties Get Favor

University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station recommends three new safflower varieties N 3 N 6 and N 8 for Nebraska planting and certification by the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Limited supplies of N 3 and N 8 will be available this spring N 6 shows the highest potential yield and seeds heads measure one fourth to two inches, best on irrigated high fertility land.

University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station Nebraska Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Warren Sachs University’s Foundation Carl E. Claassen Chemurgy

Plentiful Foods Shape Early 1950 Shopping

The Agriculture Department notes abundant supplies and falling prices in 1950. Egg production is about 10 percent above January, with continued high output expected in spring. Broilers, fryers, hens, and turkeys are plentiful, keeping prices down through spring. Smart shoppers see egg prices at a potential low for 1950.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Amber fog lamps preferred by motorists ten to one

Report notes motorists favor amber fog lamps by about ten to one over clear lens lights. Researchers suggest amber light stands out as a more unusual signal, aiding visibility through foggy conditions.

Wheat Stocks Decline In Nebraska And Nationally

Nebraska stored 38,055,000 bushels of wheat on Jan 1 down from 49,875,000 a year earlier. Farm stocks totaled 1,131,000 with off farm at 17,924,000 and interior warehouse stocks up 1,083,000 to 8,042,000. Nationally more than 908 million bushels stored, with farm 327 million, interior mills 236 million, merchant mills 118 million, and commercial terminals 219 million. Rye totals 17.4 million bushels nationwide, up slightly.

Nebraska Crop Reporting Board

Britain Leads World in Roads Per Square Mile

Britain has more roads per square mile than any other country, reflecting dense infrastructure and extensive network coverage across its regions. The finding highlights intense connectivity and potential implications for traffic, maintenance, and development planning.

Britain Country World

Nail polish sealing buttons for sewing projects

Keep a bottle of transparent nail polish in your sewing box. When a garment arrives, touch the center of each button to seal the threads and prevent unraveling. A practical life-saver for men's shirts.

Suiter's Grass Kentucky 41 Fescue Origins

Suiter's grass Kentucky 41 fescue is named after W. M. Suiter who first grew it in Mercer County Kentucky. Suiter started pasture use around 1890 and the grass gained public attention in 1931.

Kentucky Suiter W. M. Suiter Mentee County

Potato Diseases Prompt Alaska Farmers to Stop Growing

The article notes a shift in Alaska where potato diseases have become severe enough to drive many farmers to abandon potato cultivation. It compares disease management with furniture buying, urging purchasers to select trusted, established dealers with quality records and integrity.

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Maple Grove Mount Vernon First Baptist Church 17Th and Jackson Streets Sidney Livestock Sales Eee and Ducroneee Marie Irma” Wilson Fox Theatre Bing Crosby Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad Amber Manhattan Sidney Clothing Co Bernie Goldstein Gary Cooper the Fox Dennis O’keefe Gale Stormtar Rayon Sakara Marlboro Valenties ARROW Rayen Gabardine Greenlees Studebaker Price South Bend Studebaker Corporation H. S. Vance United States Crosby Motor CO Illinois ST NEBR
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