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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1949

Page

8

Goldie the golden lab hones hunting through home schooling

Ray Pierson's 18 month old golden Labrador Kellogg's Golden Honey known as Goldie lives in a stylish custom home built with the same materials as Pierson's house. She trains under Mrs. Cliff Walters in Council Bluffs starting June 1948, learning water land retrieves obedience and hand signals for hunting. Goldie, imported from England in 1947 with her dam and litter, shows diving ability and a loyal hunting instinct, with future trips planned to Canada and shore-based commands.

Ray Pierson Kellogg's Golden Honey Goldie Mr. Pierson England Council Bluffs Cliff Walters Pierson

Rotary Winner Over Lions In Mile of Dimes

Cheyenne County Rotary and Sidney Lions held a Mile of Dimes race on Illinois Street raising 358.58 for March of Dimes while Lions collected 208.75. A calf auction at the Sidney Livestock Pavilion added 275, with about 40 more from Legion talks by Byron Johnson and P. J. Heaton. A second race may be held next Saturday weather permitting.

Cheyenne County John M. Martinosky Sidney Lions Rotarians Illinois Street Lions Sidney Livestock Sales American Legion Club Byron Johnson P. J. Heaton

Sidney Drops On East Trip

Sidney high school cagers lost twice on the weekend tour, 55 38 to Gothenburg and 31 23 to Holdrege. In Gothenburg, Dale Kinney led Sidney with eight points while Ovenden and Buehrer added six each. Gothenburg’s Hite Holmes led with ten, Gustafson Detlefson Holm nine. Holdrege game saw Kennedy lead Sidney with eight, Ovenden six, Davis and Devies four. Holdrege’s Exstrom Nelson seven, Franzen six. No reserve games were played.

Sidney High School Gothenburg Holdrege Dale Kinney Sidney Ovenden Buehrer Montgomery Ad Devies Hite Holmes Gustafson Detlefson Holm Kennedy Davis Devies Holdrege Exstrom Nelson Franzen

Sidney Frosh Set to Host Sterling Freshmen Tomorrow

The Sidney frosh prepare for a postponed game against Sterling this week, with kickoff at eight in the high school auditorium. Preliminaries for seventh and eighth graders start at 6 and 7. Coach Ray Maley names starting five Bagby Barlow Bolz McWilliams and Smith or Adams as the locals aim for a win against Sterling's strong lineup.

Peetz Sidney Frosh Sterling Sidney Ray Maley Bagby Barlow Bolz McWilliams Smith Adams

Gurley Cagers Rally to 49 12 Victory Over Broadwater

Gurley high school cagers trailed 7 4 after one quarter but surged to a 49 12 win at Gurley Friday. Star Kallhoff returned from mumps to total 25 points, with Schumacher eight Hinrichs seven and Warren Hinrichs six. Broadwater reserves beat Gurley 25 11 in the opener.

Gurley High School Broadwater Gurley Kallhoff Schumacher Ward Hinrichs Warren Hinrichs Oberndorfer Lessman Ketteler Bennett Handley Dix Potter Sunol Kimball

Eggs and Cheese Plentiful in February Markets

The U S Department of Agriculture foresees eggs and cheese abundant nationwide in February. Egg production begins its flush season then and prices are expected to be lower than in early winter. Large stocks of dairy products have pushed prices down. Vegetables such as cabbage carrots spinach potatoes onions dried beans and canned corn and peas are listed as plentiful along with fruits.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

February Produce Notes Highlight Citrus and Dried Fruits

The list for next month features fresh oranges lemons grapefruit and canned citrus juices along with winter pears dried prunes and raisins and canned cranberries. Also plentiful are pecans honey peanut butter fish both fresh and frozen oats and corn products.

Supervisor Resigns at Taylor Hospital

Miss Lola Watkins submits resignation as hospital supervisor effective January 31. She will join the office of Drs. Grimm and Babbitt. Miss Lillian Schwartz of Lodgepole will replace her at the Taylor Hospital. Schwartz, a Denver General Hospital nursing school graduate, has recent years supervised a hospital at Springfield Minnesota.

Lola Watkins Taylor Hospital Lillian Schwartz Lodgepole

Typewriter carbon in letter or legal size

The Telegraph notes each form of carbon paper comes in various sizes for typing and handwriting tasks. It mentions typewriter carbon sheets and pencil carbon cuts available in any chosen size for notes or documents.

Typewriter THE Telegraph

Bluffs Adopts City Manager Form After April Election

Scottsbluff will switch to a city manager form after the April municipal election. Primary March 15, petitions due February 12. Top 10 in the primary to appear on April 5 ballot. Five council members will be elected at large with one chosen mayor. Mayor pay 300 dollars yearly. councilmen 200 dollars.

Scottsbluff Chauncey Sheldon

Nebraskans in Armed Forces by County figures

July figures from deputy director Frank B. O Connell show 13 242 Nebraskans serving in all branches except the National Guard and non active reserves. Cheyenne County lists 124, Scotts Bluff 429, Box Butte 159, highlighting pan handle totals.

Frank B. O’connell Selective Service Lst National Guard Cheyenne County Panhandle Scotts Bluff Box Butte

Cheyenne County extension clubs meeting postponed to February

Miss Violet Shepherd home agent says the Cheyenne County extension clubs council meeting scheduled for Monday is postponed due to weather and bad roads. The first meeting will be important and aims for full club representation, with a February date to be announced later.

Cheyenne County Extension Clubs Council Violet Shepherd

The Telegraph Box In Standard Jumbo Size

The Telegraph reports a standard jumbo size box type featuring bold lines and a compact design. Readers are shown a ready to use reference for layout and display in news pages.

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