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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1951

Page

9

Holt Harmsen Dalton nuptials in Potter church

Miss Lois Irene Harmsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugo Harmsen of Potter wed Dallas Arthur Holt son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Holt of Dalton in a First Lutheran Potter ceremony January 10 at 4 30 pm. Rev Waldemar Gies performed the double ring rite in the presence of relatives. The bride wore a grey gabardine suit with gladioli corsage and a pearl necklace. A reception followed at the bride’s home and a wedding dance was held at Lezion Hall with Millard Music Orchestra. The couple planned to live on a Dalton area farm after a eastern state honeymoon.

Lois Irene Harmsen Hugo Harmsen Potter Dallas Arthur Holt Arthur Holt Dalton First Lutheran Waldemar Gies Jeri Larson Terrell Wickhorst Glenna Lipska Melvin Shipley Miss Lipska

Cotton acreage in Mexico rises to 1.79 million acres

The area planted to cotton in Mexico this year is estimated at 1,789,000 acres, up 23 percent from the previous year 1949 50.

Mexico

Polio Toll Surges Across Three-Year Span

National polio totals show 113 523 cases from 1938 to 1947, with three peak years 1948 1949 and 1950 driving incidence to roughly three times the prior decade. J W Martinosky March of Dimes director notes that funds are strained as more people require care and emergency relief programs.

United States J. W. Martinosky March of Dimes National Foundation For Martinosky

Sidney Woman Hurt In Omaha Auto Crash

Mrs. Muriel Crosby of Sidney sustained head bruises when the car she rode in with her husband collided nearly head on with a taxi driven by James F. Cooper of Omaha. Police said Cooper moved into oncoming traffic while attempting to pass. The impact occurred as both vehicles were nearly stopped.

Muriel Crosby Sidney Omaha James F. Cooper

Girl Scout Troop 2 Elects New Officers

New officers were elected at the January 15 meeting of Girl Scout Troop No. 2. Nancy Davis was chosen president, Karen Reisner vice president, Darlene Gerke scribe, and Jane Welch treasurer. Eleven members attended and dues were collected. Darlene Gerke Scribe.

Nancy Davis Karen Reisner Darlene Gerke Jane Welch Darlene Gerke Scribe

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Stage Show Set at Sidney City Auditorium January 25

A big stage show with color movies will be a free public event at the Sidney City Auditorium Thursday night January 25, sponsored by Hossack Implement Company local Case dealer. George Hossack says the party is for friends and customers, strictly entertainment with no selling involved.

Sidney City Auditorium Hossack Implement Company George Hossack

Purdue survey shows high school students' vision below standard

A recent Purdue university survey reports that 81 percent of a group of high school students failed to meet basic visual test standards in one or more assessments.

Purdue University

Urban Income Gap Highlighted In Census Tone

An article notes urban families on average receive cash incomes about twice those of village and farm households, underscoring regional living cost differences and wage disparities across populations.

Sun‑cooked stains on fabric linked to Blaine Egg claim

A note reports that milk and meat stains on fabric may be altered by hot sun, with Mr Blaine Egg mentioned in connection to the observation. The item suggests fabric appears changed after sun exposure, prompting questions about the effect and mechanism.

Mr Blaine

Tomato provides half the daily vitamin C needs

A single large tomato supplies about 50 percent of the daily vitamin C requirement, highlighting its value as a fruit rich in ascorbic acid and its role in a balanced diet.

Mastitis in Cows Defies Immunity Boosting Claims

Reported veterinary note indicates cows affected by mastitis do not develop lasting immunity. The finding questions previous assumptions about immune protection and suggests recurring infections in dairy herds may require ongoing management and treatment strategies.

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