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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1953

Page

2

Brookside Schoolhouse Gift to Longtime Teacher

In Brookside Maryland the Prince George school board closed the one room Brookside school last June and decided to give the building to Mrs Frank Burroughs a white haired teacher who taught there for 21 years She and her nine pupils once carried water swept floors and hauled wood for the stove and had no water electricity or janitor During transfers she reportedly said she would never forget the little school and the board agreed to let her keep the building as an officer note

Groom Prince George Brookside Washington Frank Burroughe Hseemns Burroughs

Waning Sheep Is 10 Year Dream Stays Realized

Mrs Ammie E Wigan of Plano Texas owns Joan Crawford the champion Hampshire ewe winning at the International Live Stock exposition in Chicago. She traveled 1300 miles by truck and spent ten years pursuing the goal in a colorful show scene with her mining entrepreneur husband Dudley Wilson. She has also won champion prizes at other fairs this season.

Plano Tex Ammie E. Wigan Ewe ‘Lamb Chicago Joan Crawford Hampshire Mike Wilson Tnm Dudley Ms Wilson Ys Wilson Stack Yards Ajaze-tair

Edgemont Uranium Ore Buying Station Opens in Black Hills

Miners in the Black Hills report the Edgemont ore buying depot is open with business described as pretty good. About 200 tons of uranium ore from Trail Creek area delivered to the Edgemont Mining Co station, with payments based on uranium oxide assay and samples sent to the Atomic Energy Commission in Grand Junction, Colorado.

Edgemont S. D Atlas Edgemont Mining Company Gorey Charles L. Bruner Uuer Black Hills Atomic Energy Commission

Trunk Purchase Reveals Hidden Treasure in Nova Scotia Auction

Pictou Nova Scotia Mel MacDonald bought an old steel trunk at auction for 37 dollars. The locked trunk contained vast jewelry including two diamond rings eight gold rings and strings of pearls along with watches coins and antique pieces. He opened it later and found gem studded brooches and a small hoard of US coins and Canadian currency.

Pictou Mel MacDonald MacDonald United” States

Christmas Tree Origins Cited by Antiquarians

A brief note discusses the Christmas tree as a Germanic tradition, acknowledging antiquarians who claim origins in ancient Egypt while others dispute this lineage and offer alternative histories.

Egypt

County Agents Report Long Year Of Extension Work

The Cheyenne County annual end of year report by agents Ivan Siljegren and Violet Shepherd details extensive extension activity. They logged hundreds of farm visits, office and field days, numerous meetings, tours, and public programs with thousands of participants and widespread outreach through bulletins, articles, and radio talks.

Cheyenne County Ivan Siljegren Violet Shepherd Miss Shepherd Dora Huestle Liljegren

Farm Production Expenses May Run Higher In 1953

The U S Department of Agriculture says 1953 production costs likely rise from 1952 as prices for farm commodities ease slightly. Wages fall short of offsetting higher power, machinery, materials, and fertilizer costs while supplies of machinery and pesticides remain ample.

United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture Midwest

Scottsbluff Man Named Miller Staff Member

Nebraska fourth district representative A L Miller announced Scottsbluff resident Kimon T Karabatsos would join his staff as administrative assistant, start January 20, and arrive in Washington for President elect Eisenhower's inauguration. Karabatsos, then with the Star-Herald, will handle department contacts hearings newsletters and office duties. He expressed happiness for the appointment and praised Miller's diligence for constituents and the state. He also voiced hope for a Korea settlement to bring world peace, noting his generation has not known lasting peace due to ongoing conflicts.

A. L. Miller Nebraska Kimon T. Karabatsos Scottsbluff Miller Karabatsos Star-Herald Washington Presley Eisenhower Kimball Korea

Unclear Quote Regarding Ongoing Losses Stated

A speaker notes continued life losses and destruction of billions in property since the early 1930s, highlighting ongoing severe impact and long duration of harm. The remark emphasizes scale and persistent threat without naming individuals or places.

Soap Industry Developments Target Cold Water Washing

New detergents that wash clothes in cold water and remove stains without extra bleaching are predicted soon. They aim to make fabrics moth proof and mildew proof, reflecting upcoming advances in the soap industry.

Fresh News Bits Sprinkle The Evening Pages

A quirky New England tale features a 35 mph patrol forming amid 100 mph club chaos, a Grim Reaper joke about fast drivers, and an English bachelor who finds romance in an old folks home at 78. Other notes joke about actors, a misfire during filming injuring extras, and a North Dakota cat’s surprising 28 mile journey home.

New England Guess The Grim Reaper

Bluebirds meet at Eileen Herbold Schiemer home

A Bluebirds group convened at Eileen Herbold Schiemer’s home on Tuesday January 6. Members elected officers, played games, and shared lunch with host Eileen. Beatrice Ann Henney attended.

Eileen Herboldshiemer Eileen

Indian Coinage History Begins With First Rupee Strike

The article notes that modern Indian coinage dates to 1757 and that the first rupee was struck in Calcutta on August 29 of that year. It highlights the start of a long monetary tradition and ties the date to a key minting event.

Calcutta

Oil Pipeline Map Across Middle East Depicts Transit Lines

A historical map shows oil movement routes crossing Iraq, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Israel with beaded black lines marking pipelines from wells to the sea, illustrating transport arteries in the region.

Iraq Syria Saudi Arabia Jordan Israel

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