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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1937

Page

8

State Title At Stake In Ice Hockey Game

Sidney Greyhounds travel to North Platte for a Sunday championship ice hockey game after North Platte beat Seward and Sidney edged Chappell in prior matchups. North Platte hosts strong home support. Sidney aims to win with full lineup and substitutes available.

Sidney Greyhounds North Plate North Platte Seward Sickiey Chappell Sidney Howard Maley Micek Jorgenson Thomas and Stewart Vath Zike Osborn Davis Ostermeier Kilgore Brothers van Gorder Clifford Davis Heine Schilz Dedrick Patrowsky

Standard Oil of California Eyes Local Market Entry

Local readers show considerable interest in Standard Oil of California planning to enter the marketing field soon. Officials confirm the intent but have not stated whether a definite deal has been secured for this community. Headquarters for the new region will be at Cheyenne.

Standard Oil Company of California Chéyenne

Jobs Improve For Nebraska Students As Prospects Rise

University of Nebraska reports more job openings than qualified graduates across engineering education and other fields. Dean Ferguson notes 67 of 1936 engineering grads employed in their field, up from 48.5 in 1934, with a record in mechanical engineering as every senior secured a job before year end. Moritz notes teaching contracts rising to 74 percent of job seekers, while other departments report stronger placement and optimism from Dean Le Reisingnol in the east about June graduates finding work.

University of Nebraska College of Engineers O J. Ferguson Mechanical Engineering de Partment Ferguson R. D. Moritz Moritz Univer J. E. le Reisingnol Business Administration College East

Jerusalem Rebuilt on Ruins With Raised Foundations

A historical note records Jerusalem being rebuilt repeatedly with foundations now about 125 feet higher than 1.9 years ago, reflecting ongoing construction and urban renewal.

Jerusalem

New Division Head Is Safety Work Leader

G H Warfel, newly named superintendent of the Wyoming division of Union Pacific, has led an intense safety program earning national awards. Since 1927 he has been safety chief, guiding the line from North Platte to Rawlins and directing operations from Cheyenne. R E Cordiner remains trainmaster at Laramie under the new arrangement.

G. H. Warfel Wyoming Union Pacific Railroad North Platte Nebr Rawlins Wyo Union Pacific Warfel BE. H. Harriman Amedison Museum of Safety Harriman Nebraska

North Divide Obscure Notables And Local Social Flow

Mrs Pearl Sparks hosts North Divide update with mentions of payzant, Rathbun and Sparks family ties. Edwin Blanke named to district 77 school board at a Wednesday meeting. Albert Haworth and Paul Sparks visit Sterling for a business trip. Sympathy extends to the Haworth family after M C Bales death. Various neighbors visit and host dinners, bridge clubs, and social events including a farmers union convention trip to Omaha and a firemen ball. Florence Seimers Vera Sparks also attend the ball.

Edwin Blanke Jack Rathbun Albert Haworth Paul Sparks Sterling Elmer Childs O. L. Miller Bridge Club O L. Miller Omaha Farmers Union Florence Alfred Seimers Vera Sparks

Not Athletic Women of Mary Advised Against Tougher Sports

A historical note claims Mary’s women should avoid strenuous athletics with Anglo Saxon and Nordic women. It states native women are delicate of muscle and sentiment and not built to compete in violent exercises with Nordic groups. Also mentions Indians using crab apple before introduced varieties, and notes a deep ert after being lumbed or cached.

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