Bobby Chick Retains Title In Fast Three Fall Match
Bobby Chick of Sidney retained his light heavyweight wrestling championship Monday night by tossing Count Ferdinand Von Bromberg in a gruelling three fall bout. Von Bromberg won the first fall after an hour and nine minutes. Chick answered with an airplane spin to win the second fall in 19 minutes and one second, then used the Indian death rock to take the third in 25 minutes and keep the belt.
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Chappell Tops Local Quintet 36 to 22 in Clash
Chappell secured a season sweep over Sidney with a 36 22 victory at home. Key players Schmidt McCormick Witham and Stutzman sparked a decisive run while Slayter led Sidney with seven points. The Maroons prepare for Bridgeport and the Class A tournament after Saturday’s finale.
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Bridgepoort
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Morrill County
Scottsbluff
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Bowman
Fawe
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Fine
Weed
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Ce Craig
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Fuller
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Bales
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Western Nebraska track meet dates announced in Lincoln area
A tentative schedule of four western Nebraska track meets has been announced with dates: April 17 Scottsbluff relays, April 23 Scottsbluff dual, April 30 conference meet, May 8 Alliance regional meet, and May 14-15 state meet at Lincoln. The major panhandle contests will be held in Lincoln area.
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First Power Driven Post Plane Designed by Hans Glade
A 1909 report credits the first power driven plane to carry a post to Hans Glade, a German designer, as having designed and flown the aircraft.
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Pats Almost Spring Surprise Of Season
St Patrick’s academy cagers pushed Bushnell hard but fell short 22 to 19 in a close Tuesday game. The Pats led 15 all going into the final period but could not sustain the pace. The second team won the conference title 16 to 14, finishing 14 wins in 15 games. box score shows key scorers for St Patrick’s and Bushnell.
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Ribbon Building Ban in Englana 1285 Roadside Clearance
A historic law in Englana from 1285 required landowners to clear all land within 200 feet of roads. The aim was to strip potential cover from robbers and improve roadside visibility and security.
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Maple Grove Social Notes at Community Club
Maple Grove brief records a series of visits among locals including Mr and Mrs Newt Berggren and son Albert at C O Hade and gatherings with the Sharmans Jorgensens and Miles. A F N club meeting with a Valentine party sees new members Mrs Leslie Johnson Mrs Earl Johnson and Mrs Will Frerichs, with next plans for March 11.
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Beatrice Nelson
Eina Johnson
John Theis
Lester
Dorothy
Esther
Les Ome
Harold
Albert Branch
Lowell Hokem
W. T. Sharman
Vern
Frank Rasmussen
Robert
Dorothy Lrwin
Art Sassaman
John Olson
Ed Miles
Harvey
Alice
Farmers Union
Liberty School
Maple Grove
George Deaver
Henry Elsen
James Irwin
F. A. Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Albin Johnson
Ruth
Casper Rasmussen
Kimball
Elna Johnson
Helen
Doris Rexroth
Minnie Hokom
Oliver and Wilson
T. G. Wa
L. P. Houge
Harold Spiker
T. C Spiker
R W. Johnson
Newt Berggren
Albert
C. O. Hade
W. T Sharman
Alfred Jorgensen
Earl
Vern Sharman
Sam Irwin
Cecil Tremain
John
Chris Junker
F. N
Alfred Jorzensen
Charles’ Jones
Leslie Johnson
Earl Johnson
Will Frerichs
J. C. Jorgensen
T. G. Wiaddell
Charles Smith
North Divide Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Margaret Miller hosted by Ruth Sparks an overnight. Sparks and Kettler families hosted guests. Numerous visits include Kinton and Rathbun movements to Keeline and Wa hoo. Spelling stars Fatty Lou Hansen and others celebrated. Gertrude Nelson visited Bronson school.
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Margaret Miller
Ruth Sparks
Paul Sparks
Fred Kettler
James West
Jack Rebbun
J. A. Sparks
Clyde Kinton
Rebekah
Lodge
Otto Kurz
Mayme French Jones
Van
Jake Vogt
Ray Weilner
Edwin Blanke
Mrs A F Anthony Dies. Community Mourns
Mrs. A F Anthony passed away last Monday morning. Funeral services were held Thursday with bearers Harold Lyngholm Clark Fuller Arvin Livingston N W Ladegard C J Osborn and R A Bar retiring. Sidney residents Mr and Mrs Marvin Anthony and family visited A F Anthony's home along with neighbors from Lyman Oakdale and Omaha attended a relative's funeral.
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Loveland
Colo
Anthony
Orville Sandy
Ashland
Clark Funler
Alliance
J. D. Emerick
J.C. Hatcher
Katherine Neick
East of Gurley
John Sell
Oscar Hatcher
Clark Fuller
Crawford
Reena Fuller
Marvin Anthony
Sidney
A. F Anthony
James Welty Ard
Wayne Miller
Lyman
Vern Welty
Oakdale
Bert Cooley
Omaha
Mr. Fuller
Richard Payne
D. R. Jones
A. F. Anthony
Harold Lyngholm
Arvin Livingston
N. W. Ladegard
C. J. Osborn
R. A Bar
Ant Hills Built by White Ants In Belgian Congo
In the Belgian Congo natives clear out the builders from ant hills made by white ants and repurpose the hills as houses. The hills stand over 30 feet high and prove solid enough to resist tropical storms.
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