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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1948

Page

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Hospital Is Vital Need Deaver Says

Sidney community leaders push for a modern hospital serving Cheyenne County and surrounding areas. C M Deaver leads rural solicitation, citing nearby towns with hospital facilities and the need to raise funds by late January. Precinct chairmen to canvass residents the week of January 26 for commitments to support the project.

Deaver Sidney Charles M. Deaver Alliance Scottsbluff Cheyenne Merling North Platte Union Pacific Burlington Railways Jerives

Reclamation Meeting Set in Kearney Nebraska

Power and ground water will be topics at the annual Nebraska Reclamation Association meeting in Kearney on Friday and Saturday. Speakers include regional bureau officials, state and university representatives, and the banquet speaker will be Senator Kenneth Wherry. The program features three panels and a business session with director elections.

Nebraska Reclamation Association Kearney Marcella Allen Sidney Association Ray Babcock Avery Batson Denver Bureau of Reclamation Ralph Williams Harry E. Polk Williston N. D National Reclamation Association Paul Gilbert State Game Commission Harold Kramer Columbus Carl W. Borgmann Eugene GC Reed Morris I. Evinger University of Nebraska George E. Condra University James Adams North Platte Experiment Station B. Frank Butler Cambridge Harvey Lippincott Gibbon Oliver J. Scheere Soil Conservation Service Lincoln Dan Jones State Department of Roads and Irrigation Herbert Waite

Organ Recital at Gurney Church Wednesday Evening

An organ recital featuring a new Hammond organ donated by the Charles Gathman family will be held Wednesday evening January 14 at 7 30 o'clock at Gurney Methodist Church. There is no admission charge and the public is invited. The organ serves as a memorial to the late Mrs Charlee Gathman.

Gurney Methodist Church Charles Gathman Charlee Gathman

Seed Trees Ordered For 1948 In Nebraska Reach 804 550

Nebraska farmers and ranchers ordered more than 804 thousand Clarke McNary seedling trees for 1948 planting by early January. Forester Earl Maxwell of the University of Nebraska reports evergreen varieties dominate and lists top counties including Cherry with 77 550 trees and Antelope 27 300, Holt 54 800, Pierce 20 300, Rock 24 825 among others.

Clarke-McNary Nebraska Office of Extension Earl G. Maxwell University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Cherry County Antelope Brown Custer Holt Knox Lincoln Moorrill Pierce Rock

Cortney and Chambers Farm Equipment Sale Calendar

A sale of farm buildings and miscellaneous farm items will be held on Wednesday January 21 at Mrs John B Cortney s farm two miles south and one mile west of Dalton starting at one o clock Col A B Rapp will handle the sale with Dalton State Bank as clerk An earlier sale is set for Wednesday January 14 at the Sam Chambers farm in Sidney Drew starting at eleven o clock Col Rapp urges farmers to list sales early to avoid conflicts

John B. Cortney Dalton A. B. Rapp Dalton State Bank Sam Chambers Sidney Drew Col. Rapp

Eleven Farm Sessions Set For January

A series of social meetings by the district one unit of the Nebraska Farmers Union will run January 20 to 31 across western Nebraska. C Edgar Leafdale of Potter says the aim is to unite all farmers regardless of union membership with talks, films, recreation, and free refreshments. Ester Harbo of the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union will appear. sessions start 7 30 except Hershey noon.

District One Nebraska Farmers Union Nebraska C. Edgar Leafdale Potter Leafdale Farmers Union Hershey Ester Harbo Rocky Mountain Farmers Union Hershey Legion Hall Ee Taewall ORS Bar I. O. D. Ie Sidney City Auditorium Bridgeport Legion Hall Crawford Park Pavilion Hay Springs Legion Hall Gordon Legion Hall

Cheyenne County Weed Control District buys Jeep spray rig

Officials Clark Fuller Oscar Olson and Ray Wills attended the Lincoln state conference and contracted for a Jeep with spraying gear and spray material. Delivery is promised April 1 with a staffer to operate it. Farmers will pay for spraying and arrange access as the campaign against noxious weeds begins.

Cheyenne County Lincoln Clark Fuller Oscar Olson Ray Wills Fuller

Potter Sale Friday Expands Listings in Potters Area

Listings grow for a public auction sale sponsored by The Potter American Legion to be held Friday afternoon. Expected to attract hundreds of bidders, the event will be run by auctioneers Col. A. B. Rapp and Col. Joe Schwarz with listings accepted by sale clerk D. F. Enevoldsen and R. M. Merscheim.

Potter Potter American Legion Col A. B. Rapp Joe Schwarz D. F. Enevoldsen R. M. Merscheim

Cycle Owners To Get Scotch Lights In Sidney

All bicycle owners in Sidney are invited to the Hahler Motor company building between 11th and 12th on Jackson street next Sunday to receive free Scotch lights. The Junior Chamber of Commerce will apply the lights, finishing with a high quality reflector. The program is limited to bicycles and parents should ensure their children attend. Paul Blanskinship is the committee chairman.

Sidney Hahler Motor Company Jackson Street Chamber of Commerce The Jaycees Paul Blankenship

Miller Says Red Tape Hinders REA Progress

Rep. A. L. Miller argues REA expansion stalls due to Washington DC red tape and overstaffed administration. He cites district managers needing three divisions’ approvals to buy a typewriter and warns continuous supervision by Washington persists despite initial guidance.

Rep. A. L. Miller REA Washington D.C Washington Committee On Appropriations

Dimes Drive Opens In Cheyenne County For 6000 Goal

The 1948 March of Dimes campaign kicks off Thursday in Cheyenne County with a $6,000 county goal under John W. Martinosky. Sidney’s Jaycees coordinate events led by Chester Hickman, with Jack Fyffe’s 13 piece orchestra for a January 30 ball. Local chairmen and school drives join 500,000 volunteers nationwide to fund infantile paralysis treatment and prevention. Half the funds stay in county, half go to the national foundation.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Cheyenne County John W. Martinosky Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce Chester Hickman John Abramson George Martin Harold Baker Byron Johnson Dean Wilson L. L. Pippin Dwight Beck Jaycees Jack Fyfffe Cheyenne City County Don Dey Ermand Dalton George Minshall Lodgepole Della Caldwell Sundl Albert Kruger Gurley Mae M. Lovell Potter Alex Gursky Sioux Ordnance Depot National Foundation

Snow and Cold Sweep Panhandle Nebraska Towns

Strong northerly winds pushed temperatures below freezing in western Nebraska early Monday. A CAA station reported 14 above zero at 7:28 a.m. with gusts to 35 mph. Snow fell at Cheyenne Denver and Scottsbluff by noon, with flurries expected around Sidney Monday night though no heavy storm forecast.

Nebraska CAA Cheyenne Denver Scottsbluff Sidney

New Honors to Ramon Vinay

Tenor Ramon Vinay of the Metropolitan Opera Association will be heard January 26 in the Sidney Greater Artists Series. He recently starred as Otello at La Scala in Milan, becoming the first Western Hemisphere artist to sing the opening lead. Vinay also sang Otello in NBC Symphony broadcasts conducted by Toscanini, December 1947.

Ramon Vinay Metropolitan Opera Association Milan Italy LaBesla Vinay United States Canada Otello NBC Symphony Toscanini la Scala Viney LaScala Nebraska Colorado Mr. Vinay New York Metropolitan Opera House

Gering Farmer Is Wheat King Crowns At 1948 Event

John M. Ewing of Gering won the Nebraska Wheat King crown with Cheyenne wheat test weight 63 and 13.2% protein amid 1,200 attendees in Sidney. Miss Erma Crosby of Sidney earned the Wheat Queen title with a gold trophy. The show highlighted Cheyenne County producers, including Dalton brothers Miller placing second. Ewing will compete in Minneapolis, while several other top samples from across the region were recognized and advance to further contests.

Nebraska John M. Ewing Gering Scotts Bluff County Erma Crosby Muriel Crosby Sidney Sidney City Alliance Ewing Minneapolis Omaha Omaha Chamber of Commerce Dalton Miller Brothers Cheyenne County Kenneth Don Gesina Miller Cheyenne Crosby Edgar Leafdale Neal Dunlavy Potter Hugh Paris U. S Ellsworth Moser U. S. National Bank of Omaha Phillip W. Pillsbury Pillsbury Mills Wheat King Shaeffer Miller Brethere Leon A. Detsch Box Butte Co Pawnee Roy W. Robinson Lyman Scotts Bluff Thomas Lenzen Cheyenne Co Elmer Raven Crawford Dawes Co Bob Lehn Julesburg Colo Chappell

Ewing Family Wins Wheat King Award Surprise

John M. Ewing, 74, is named Nebraska Wheat King at the Nebraska Wheat Show, with son Dwight placing third. The Ewings, long-time farmers from Cedar Valley, reveal they underestimated their wheat worth after testing showed a weight of 63. The family migrated from Pennsylvania in 1887, homesteading near Cheyenne County as Nebraskan farm life shaped their decades of work and home.

City Auditorium Dwight Ewing Gering John M. Ewing Nebraska Wheat King Dwight Mrs. Ewing Mr. Ewing Nebraska Pennsylvania Sidney Rubedeau Gap Cedar Valley Tii Cheyenne Bidney Kimball Banner Scotts Bluff Morrill Wyoming Line Ewings Ewing Redington

Nebraska Wheat Show draws 1200 attendees at City Auditorium

The 1948 Nebraska Wheat Show drew more than 1,200 people and 418 wheat samples, staging an education and entertainment program at the City Auditorium. An afternoon featured demonstrations on yeast and quick breads, ironing shirts, and a film about from farm to home, with a 2:30 talk by Arthur Gust on wheat varieties, plus a DuPont film on seed treatment. Evening events showcased queen candidates linked to 4‑H and wheat farmers, with talks by L. P. Reitz and R. W. Scoular on soil, varieties, and marketing, noting improvements since 1920s smut issues.

Gooch, Milling and Elevator Co Lincoln Arthur Gust Colorado Milling and Elevator Co DuPont Clarice Bloom Wheat Flour Institute Chicago Mary Runnalls Elliott University of Nebraska Sidney Chamber of Commerce J. Edgar Leafdale Cheyenne County Far Russell Olson Calvin Kientz Verlin Livingston Sidney

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