Maroons edge Chappell in overtime narrow loss
The Maroons lost 23 22 to Chappell in overtime on Friday night after a back and forth game on a rough floor. Norman Wilnes scored a late field goal as officials debated a gun timed end to the period, leaving Chappell with a 23 22 victory.
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Maroons
Chappell
Norman Wilnes
Wilnes
Maroon
Sidney
Rae Kenney
Statler
Taylor
Brune
Shonka
Talbot
Sidney— Bonesteel
Q' Gonnell
Borcher
Downs
Holtmans
Lodgepole Loses To Oshkosh In Thriller
Oshkosh High defeated Lodgepole Panthers 37 to 31 in a Tuesday game. Lodgepole started slow, trailing 14 to 4 after the first quarter, then outscored Oshkosh 11 to 5 in the second to cut the lead. Halftime was 19 to 16 Oshkosh.
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Lodgepole
Oshkosh High
Lodgepole Panthers
Lodgepole Figore
Panthers
Garden County
Oshkosh
Big Bob White
Jack Bale
Auftengarden
Lodgepole Panthers Drill Potter Club 49 to 25
Lodgepole defeated the Potter club Friday evening by 49 to 25, leading 29 to 4 at halftime. Potter’s Clayton Schwartz scored 13 points, while Lodgepole’s Duane Dughman had 16 and Jack Bale 8, with three teammates also posting eight each. Upcoming games include Dix at Dix tonight and Broadwater at Lodgepole next Friday.
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Lodgepole
Potter Club
Clayton Schwartz
Potter
Duane Dughman
Panthers
Jack Bale
Dix
Broadwater
Sweetening Agent Honey For Frozen Fruit Use
Suggested light flavored honey as a sweetening agent for frozen fruits. For sliced or crushed fruit use one part honey to four or five parts fruit. For whole fruits add one cup water to two cups honey and use just enough diluted honey to cover the fruit.
Frosh Defeat Peetz For Third Triumph
Sidney Freshmen triumph to 30-17 over Peetz first team after a slow start. Lye led with 11 points, while Willis contributed strong defense. For Peetz, Ross topped with 6 points as Ruther and Ross stood out. coach Maley used nearly all squad members.
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Sidney
Peetz
Frosh
Lye
Willis
The
Frost
Ruther
Ross
Maley
Chappell Reserves Beat Sidney Reserves 21 17
Chappell Reserves overcome a sluggish first half to defeat Sidney Reserves 21 to 17 at Chappell last Friday. Vizina and Blomerkang led with 7 points each for Chappell, while Christerson and Thornberg scored 5 apiece for Sidney Buffaloes.
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Chappell
Sidney
Maroons
Buffaloes
Vizina
Blomerkang
Hengl
Christerson
Thornberg
Local Social Roundup in South Colton Area
South Colton residents including Mrs. H. J. Elsen and families shared visits and gatherings with neighbors. Jim Deaver underwent a tonsil and nose operation in Sterling hospital last Wednesday. Several couples attended events in Sterling and at the Denver Stock Show with Addison Crosby and Murrel Crosby also traveling to Denver for the stock show.
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Floyd Fleming
Muriel Crosby
Jim Deaver
George Deaver
Sterling
Frank Morey
Burgett Peetz
Earl Sharman
Stanley Elsen
H.J. Elsen
H. J. Elsen
Arnold Draper
W. R. George
Ralph Gentry
Denver
High school basketball scores from regional games
Scottsbluff’s Bearcats emerge as a second half team with a 44 17 win over Kearney. Gering tops Bayard 45 22 led by Paul Klingman’s 16 points. Kimball beats St Patrick’s Sidney 41 19 as Jefferson scores 19.
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Oshkosh
Scottsbluff
Bearcats
Kearney
Gering
Bayard
Paul Klingman
Jeff” Jefferson
Kimball
St. Patrick’s of
Sidney
Kimball Gymnasium
St. Patrick’s
Morrill
Minatare Indians
Lions
Minatare
Bulldogs
Alliance High School
North Platte
Bridgeport
Seedling Tree To Be Available This Year
Clark McNary seeding trees will be available this spring with applications accepted now through late March at the County Extension Office. Early submission helps ensure full variety selections. popular varieties may sell out later in winter. Nurseries at Hals ey and Fremont Nebraska offer broad leaf options including Russian Mulberry American Elm Cottonwood Green Ash Honey Locust Black Locust Chinese Elm Hackberry Caragana. Evergreen transplants Pon derosa Jack Pine and Red Cedar are now available. College of Agriculture reports on adaptability and suitability of varieties at the county agent's office.
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Clark-McNary
Halsey
Fremont
Nebru
College of Agriculture
Kimball County Rehires Ag Agent Paul Miller
Kimball County hires Paul Miller as its new county agriculture agent after more than a year without the service. Miller, a Geneva resident and former army captain, brings years of extension work experience and strong community recommendations from the state extension service and Farm Bureau.
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Kimball County
Paul Miller
United States Army
State Extension Service
Kimball County Farm Bureau
Miller
Geneva
Fillmore County
State Patrol Reports on 1945 Activities
Nebraska Safety Patrol 1945 activities reveal 209 traffic fatalities and thousands of injuries. 13 747 violations cited for must repair tags, 8 699 due to faulty lights, 6 382 drivers fined or jailed, fines totaling 58 621.10. Excessive speed caused 1 421 arrests, stop sign violations 672, reckless driving 610, drunk driving 433, no license 1 104. Patrol reported 1 222 accidents and recovered 131 stolen cars.
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Nebraska Safety Patrol
C. J. Sanders
Nebraska
Kratz Seeks Medal of Honor in Big Six 880
Dean Kratz, Nebraska ace in quarter, half and mile events, aims on March 2 to claim permanent possession of the Bill Lyda Cup. Donated by Lloyd Nobel of Oklahoma, the trophy honors Sooner half mile hero Lyda killed in service as a Marine flyer. Kratz previously won Big Six indoor 880 and led fields in recent winters. Lyda once won NCAA half mile on Nebraska track at Sidney High School.
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Dean Kratz
Nebraska
Bill Lyda
Kratz
Sidney High School
Lyda
University of Nebraska
Disturbing Peace Leads to Fifteen Day Jail Term
Jesse Helfer of Lodgepole received a fifteen day jail sentence from County Judge Robert A. Barlow after a disturbance of the peace complaint by county authorities. He was also ordered to pay court costs. Helfer has been running a Lodgepole restaurant. Another case: Manns Ewers, charged with defrauding by check, was bound over to district court after pleading not guilty. The complaint accuses Ewers of writing a $43.10 check to William Dalton for wheat hauling, drawn on Potter State Bank, which allegedly was worthless.
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Jesse Helfer
Lodgepole
Robert A. Barlow
Helfer
Barlow
Manns Ewers
R. P. Kepler
Ewers
William Dalton
Potter State Bank
Waste Grows and Per Person Garbage Amount Rises
The encyclopedia notes waste increases, citing figures from 17 cities. In areas with efficient collection the daily garbage per person averages one-half to one pound.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
4-H Clubs Attend Stock Show in Denver
Cheyenne County 4-H clubs attended the National Western Livestock Show in Denver January 11 to 19. Juniors from Dalton and Lodgepole, led by Earl Leger and R. N. Huff, with 17 members and their parents, showcased calves with Shirley Harris’s calf selling for 26 cents per pound and top prices around 15.50 or more. Duane Heiliger’s Catch-It calf brought 25 cents per pound, near the top. Delbert Lessman caught a calf in the Denver scramble and now runs two calves. Jim Vach brought three purebred Polled Shorthorn bulls to show and sell. sales outcome pending. A meeting to organize a Cheyenne County 4-H saddle horse club is set for January 24 at 8:00 p.m. in the county agent’s office, with Howard Mann assisting.
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Cheyenne County
Denver
Junior Farmers Club
Dalton
Earl Leger
Cecil Warren
Shirley Harris
Duane Heiliger
Top Notchers Club
Lodgepole
R. N. Huff
P. J. Heiliger
Cheyenne
Packer
Duane
Delbert Lessman
Busy Workers Club
Carl Thomas
Glenn Cruise
Delbert
Jim Vach
Jim
Officers Can Rejoin Get Bonus Ratings
Officers with temporary commissions in the Army of the United States who served during the war may become commissioned officers in the Regular Army if they apply before March 1 under a new bill signed by President Truman. Commissions will be in 2nd Lieutenant to Major, not above wartime grade, with total Regular Army officers capped at 25 000.
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Army of the
Telegraph Ad Promotes 1946 Typewriter Supplies
The Telegraph urges readers to stock up on typewriter ribbons and carbon paper for 1946 needs, promising ample supply and ready availability. It emphasizes preparedness and ongoing availability of essential office supplies.
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Telegraph
Rotary Institute Begins February 14 At Sid ney High
The Rotary Club sponsors an institute of international understanding with four Thursday night programs starting February 14 at Sidney High School auditorium. Admission is free. Lecturers include Hubert S. Liang Harvey Stowers Alfred Edwards and Wayne Hansen.
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The
Rotary Club
Institute of International Understanding
Sidney High School
Hubert S. Liang
Harvey Stowers
Aircraft Company
Alfred Edwards
Wayne Hansen
Committee Formed for 1946 Sidney Teachers Convention
John Martinosky president of the chamber of commerce appointed a committee headed by O J Weymouth to handle civic arrangements for the 1946 district teachers convention in Sidney next fall. Vern Livingston and J C Bush are also on the committee with civic club backing and potential sub committees if needed.
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Sidney
John Martinosky
Chamber of Commerce
O. J. Weymouth
Vern Livingston
J. C. Bush
Martinosky
Civic Club
Navy Carrier Crew Teems In Shoes And Shines Pot
More than 3 000 officers and men aboard a large navy aircraft carrier wear out 100 pairs of shoes weekly. The ship houses a fully equipped cobbler shop to repair them. To keep a coffee pot sparkling inside and out, boil a baking soda solution for five minutes then rinse with boiling water.
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Chappell Springs Surprise
Jack Welsh
Good Oshkosh
Victory Clothing Collection
Les Hand
South Colton
State Patrol
Howard Mann
Rotary Institute
Name Committee For
Santor
U. S. Pat
Lisa Sergio
American Broadcasting Co
ES. T
WS. Patent Office
Montgom
Crib Mattress
Childrens
Tasineny
Pnathly
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