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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
7
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court of Sidney will hear on January 26 1946 at 10:00 AM the petition of Mary Disney to admit a will of Joseph H Disney deceased and grant Letters Testamentary to Mary Disney in the matter of the estate filed in court.
To the creditors of the Harvey B. Melton estate you are notified that claims will be received and examined at the County Court room Sidney on January 26 1946 and April 26 1946 at ten o clock A M. Claims must be presented within three months from January 26 1946 and debts paid within one year from January 5 1946. Robt A Barlow P J Heaton County Judge Attorney. 34-6-8
Flora E Mangels has filed a petition for appointment of Administrator in the Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court. Hearing set for January 23, 1946 at 10:00 A M in the County Court Room Sidney Nebraska. Dated January 4 1946 under the seal of the County Court R P Kepler County Judge. Attorney for Petitioner.
An advertising note highlights Sheaffer s Skrip ink as a favorite and directs readers to The Tele staph Printing Co for purchase. The casual endorsement emphasizes broad appeal and availability through a local printer.
Lily Bell and Sam strike a deal with Mr. Davis to buy land on installment, envisioning a home and garden life for their family while confronting skepticism from Sally. Joe Adams earns a wartime decoration after risking his life, challenging local notions of heroism as Brownton celebrates a piano playing hero who dislikes the war's brutality.
When only part of pasture can be improved at a time, begin with the field’s best portion. Prioritize high-quality soils and forage to maximize early gains, then extend improvement to adjacent areas as resources allow. This phased approach yields quicker returns.
A dry old pillow slip treated with blueing is suggested for storing thoroughly washed and unironed white fabrics to keep them bright and protected.
Employers value personal and social traits over basic skills in hiring and promotion. A study of 70 major postwar firms shows top priorities include getting along with others, conversation ease, neat appearance, alertness, dependability, energy, initiative, humor, confidence, and good manners.
A Department of Agriculture survey of farmers reveals strong support for increased rural health facilities and public clinics. Most favor flat-rate prepayment to cover hospital bills and care for families, while rural deaths from preventable diseases remain higher than urban rates.
A guidance note lists nutritious sandwich fillings such as cottage cheese with crushed peanuts, American cheese with lettuce or tomato, minced leafy vegetables with egg, crisp bacon bits, lean meat with vegetables, and mashed beans. It also mentions sweet fillings like cottage cheese with jam, marmalade, or stewed fruit, sometimes with crushed roasted peanuts.
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers reports a membership of 3,487,138 as the organization expands its reach across schools. Key leaders announced continued expansion plans and future regional chapters.
In Paraguay during the war, General Lopez ordered oranges planted on all estates and urged people to plant seeds after eating oranges. Across South America, Brazil developed large scale commercial orange production, with Cuba Mexico and Argentina showing some growth.
A science breakthrough describes a tungsten carbide cobalt powder composite pressed and heated to thousands of degrees to form a dense, ultra hard metal. The material is noted as the hardest known to science and about one and a half times as dense as lead.
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