Maroons End Season Friday in Non Conference Clash
Sidney High School finishes the season with a non conference game Friday against Ogallala Indians. The Maroons closed the league schedule with a 2 40 94 loss at Scottsbluff and head toward the state Class B tourney in Gering. Mitchell and Chadron are talked as favorites with Sidney aiming to rebound, while local prep star Leo Shuman scouts potential regional opponents.
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Sidney
Ogallala
Indians
Maroons
Scottsbluff
Ogilists
Sidney Kins
Scottsbluffs
Chappell
Curtis
Gering
Sidney Lads
Mitchell
High Flying Tigers
Chadron
Leo Shuman
Neorth Platte Valley
Bayard Tigers
Frosh Break Even In 2 Games Last Week
Sidney Frosh split two games last week, losing to Potter Bearcat Reserves 22 20 and beating Dalton 41 14. Don Lye and Don Barker led the offense in the win, with Lye and Curless tying for high scoring honors at eight.
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Sidney Frosh
Potter Bearcat
Dalton
Frosh
Bearcats
Potter
Sidney Yearlings
Don Lye
Don Barker
Sidney
Chichester
Bearcat
Scheusler
Groethe
Lye
Glen Curless
Barker
Curless
Kennedy
Willis
Malone
Powell
Anthony
Schnell
Duncan
Peters
Miller
Heinlein
Elwell
Etherton
Telegraph Printing Co advert urges stocking adding machine paper
The Telegraph Printing Co promotes adding machine paper with urgent notes that paper is scarce but stocks remain fairly complete. Telegraph Want Ads promise results and invite readers to act now.
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Telegraph Printing Co
Reclamation Plans Highline Extension From Sterling to Sidney
Harold V. Lee, the regional power manager, outlined plans for a highline from Sterling, Colorado to Sidney and north to the North Platte Valley. The project includes tying the main Rocky Mountain facilities into one grid and links to Brush. Colorado River Big Thompson plants may lead to rate revisions. REA expansion and existing funds push for joining reclamation lines for cheap dependable power, with Sterling-Sidney funds to be requested in the 1947 budget.
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U. S. Reclamation Service
Sterling
Colo
Sidney
North Platte Valley
Harold V. Lee
Regions Power Manager
Sterling Service Clubs
Lee
Brush
Rocky Mountain
Reclamation Service
Colorado
Colorado River
Big Thompson
Reclamation
Nebraska
REA
Sterling-Sidney
Congress
Potato Show Planned at Scottsbluff Army Base
The Western Nebraska Potato show will be held March 20 at Scottsbluff Army Air Base. Growers can learn up to date potato industry developments from ground to table through panel discussions and educational displays. Exhibits housed in three large cantonment buildings, with organized Q&A and timely information.
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Nebraska
Scottsbluff Army Air Base
Nebraska Potato Development Division
Scotts Bluff
Nebraska Potato Improvement Association
Scotts Bluff Chamber of Commerce
Best Oat Varieties Advised for Cheyenne County
J C Swinbank of the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association says Cheyenne County oat crops can be more profitable with top varieties. The Agricultural College recommends Brunker Trojan Fulton or Kanota, detailing early maturing Brunker, strong straw Trojan, smut rust resistant Fulton, and early Kanota with lower rust smut resistance.
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Cheyenne County
J. C. Swinbank
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Agricultural College
Trojan
Fulton
Kanata
Western Nebraska Class B loop favored by eight schools
Eight western Nebraska high schools met in Scottsbluff to advance a new Class B conference with potential members Chadron Sidney Mitchell Gering Bayard Kimball Bridgeport and Gordon plus possible addition of Ogallala Crawford. officers named and next steps set for March 8 at the Gering hotel cafe.
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Scottsbluff
Ogallala
Crawford High School
Charles J. Sanderson
Mitchell
O. J. Weymouth
Sidney High
Frank A. Kerner
Chadron High
Gering
Kimball
NSHAA
Western Nebraska Conference
Panhandle
Alliance
North Platte Valley
Chadron
Gordon
Northwest Nebraska League
NPV Loop
Farmer Tax Declaration Dates Change Noted
Wording indicates a deadline before January 15, 1947 replaces March 15, 1946. If the declaration is not filed by January 15, 1947, the farmer must pay the full balance of his estimated tax.
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Sidney Internal Revenue Office
Frank Holms
Holms
United States
Internal
Soil Conservation Referendum Planned in Box Butte
Public hearings in Box Butte and Keith counties prompt state soil conservation committee to set March 16 for a Box Butte refer endum. County Agent John Decker and landowners led by John Hennings and Bill Rees drove outreach. Keith and Perkins counties to hold referendums late March on proposed districts with supervisor elections to follow.
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Box Butte
Keith
State Soil Conservation Committee
John Decker
John Hennings
Bill Rees
Perkins
Fierce county soil conservation district set for March 2
In Cheyenne county the water and soil conservation drive has engaged 500 farmers and businessmen over two weeks of meetings. County Agent W P Bullock organized arrangements with Clyde Johnson as local committee chair. George Harmon district conservationist of Scottsbluff and Jonas Johnson Morrill county district supervisor helped with the meetings.
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Fierce County
Oscar Bucholz
Osmond
Harold Frey
Pierce
Fred Hoffert
Kenneth Holmes
Plainview
Earl Hoskinson
Leonard Robinson
Randolph
Cheyenne County
W. P. Bullock
Clyde Johnson
George Harmon
Scottsbluff
Jonas Johnson
Morrill County
Careful Buying Cute Home Alteration Job
Buyers of ready made clothing can save grief by choosing items that fit the upper body and by mindful alterations. If seams are let out, visible stitching may appear on jersey. Rip only necessary fabric, clip stitches, press opened seams, and avoid overstretching.
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Jersey
Tightening String Through Wet Tying Method
Instructions describe soaking string before tying parcels to ensure a snug finish as the cord dries and shrinks. The process emphasizes wetting the string, then completing the tying steps while damp to achieve maximum tension.
Electric heat moves into home heating field
A leading manufacturer of electrical equipment plans to enter residential heating. New equipment and cheaper power, they say, will make electric heat practical for consumers from a cost point of view.
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Ogallala Indians
Western Nebraska
L Pet Mitchell
Scottsbluff Lyman
Gering Chappell
Minatare Bridgeport
Kimball Oshkosh
Merrill
Weymouth
Studebaker
THE
FOX
Preston Foster
Gail Patrick
Wilde Twins
M-G-M
Internal Revenue Office
Soil Conservation Front
City Auditorium
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Bill Kieselhorst
Bill
Maddox Motor Com
Pany
Con
Fidence
Chrysler Service School
Mrs. Kieselhorst
Betty Jo
West Maple
Maddox Motor Company
Lincoln
Old Farmer’s Union Building
Sidney Insulation CO
H. C
Bert) Smith
America
Therter
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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