Years Ago Checkers Dominates Yet No Champion Named
The column notes checkers remain popular with no clear champion. Dr. Shelton and S. Kellner are leading in pools while other local movements include a 500-beef slaughterhouse planned for Omaha, meat to ship east by refrigerator cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shelton
S. Kellner
Omaha
Miessrs
J. J. McIntosh
P. Smith
A. Carly
E. T. Duffey
J. Neubauer
North Platte
Knight Templars
Geo. Barnhart
Bill Liscom
Club Cattle Company
Rush Creek
H. P. Rothwell
Fort McKinney
Laramie
Simon Rubel
Ogden
Biack Hills
Pratt & Ferris
Camp Clarke
la Cagent Wettsis
New Union Depot At Omaha Is Planned
A local report notes talks of a new union depot at Omaha gaining momentum. It also recalls Sidney era events with 64,813 dollars in Gering improvements for 1893 and a large 25,000 person lecture in Denver delivered by Col. Ellsworth, plus multiple town visits and a major fire episode in Sidney's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Omaha
Gering
Beecher
Mesdames Atkins
Griffith
Kearney
Ladies Episcopal Guild
Henry
Rebecca Doran
John
Katie Bettendorf
North Platte
Col
C S Ellsworth
Denver
West
Sidney
Charles Trognitz
Cr. Peterson
O. W. Fowler
Redington
T. B. Dawson
Pittsburgh
Penh
Sidney Through the Day 1895 and 1954 Notes
A compact retrospective covers Sidney references from 1895 and 1954. It recalls Mr Hobbs’s 1895 return noting McFadden Front Street and Neubauer Doran Second Street landmarks, local political hopeful D R Campbell, and obituaries like Frederick N Slawson. It also touches on POW arrivals, bicycle accidents, and preparations for the Fort Sidney celebration amid a looming weather outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Sidney
Our City
McFadden
Front Street
Neubauer
Doran
Second Street
Old Town
Immigrants Urged To Register Before Deadline
Robert C. Wilson of the Immigration and Naturalization Service said Iowa and Nebraska aliens have one week left to file annual address reports as required by federal law. He urged those not yet compliant to visit the nearest post office or INS office with guardians filing for children under 14. Delinquent reporting can incur fines and possible deportation. diplomatic status and some temporary workers are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Wilson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
Post Office
Immigration Service Office
Wilson
Churches Back Stricter Bingo Rules and I B 18 Support
The National Council of Churches urged stricter bingo controls at its Omaha meeting. It recommended that 75 percent of bingo gross proceeds go to winners while a Nebraska bill I B 18 would cut the return to 60 percent. The council previously opposed legalized bingo in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Churches
Omaha
Nebraska
Fatal accidents injure women across age groups nationwide
A Statistical report by Metropolitan Insurance cites about 23,000 U.S. women die annually from accidents, with over 10,000 deaths before 65. Motor vehicle crashes dominate fatalities, especially among 15–19 and 55–64 age groups, mostly on streets, in public buildings, and at homes. Safety programs urged for homemakers and groups. The Home Hazard Hunt checklist is offered free by state health departments to reduce risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zrepot Go
Metropolitan Insurance Company
United States
Tome
Kimball Country Club mulls house project at stockholders meeting
Remodelling plans for the Kimball Country Club building were deferred to the April stockholders meeting. A proposal was submitted but tabled for further plans. Dues were raised and officers elected at the annual meeting with Dr. A H Shamberg named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Kimball Country Club
Country Club
A. H Shamberg
Carl Sorensen
Jim O'Neal
del Kiser
Don Brown
Lawrence Young
John Kuns
Real Bowl Spock treatment for new dad by Gavzer
New father humorously navigates sleep deprivation feeding and diaper changes. Tips reference Dr Spock while mocking quick fixes, testing bottle warmth, burps, and the myth of infant smiling at dad. Includes playful notes on diaper shapes and trapezoid framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Gavzer
New York
Chad
Spock
Papa Spork
Papa
Criel
Nebraska recreation schools slated in February and March
Fourteen sub district recreation schools are planned across Nebraska in February and March for all ages. Workshops cover music leathercraft stunts and dances with emphasis on camps 4 H clubs church youth activities home extension and school programs. Events occur in Beatrice January February Randolph Ainsworth Broken Bow Fullerton Greva Holdrege Culbertson Ogallala Mitchell Rushville and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tincoin
Arious
Nebraska
Mitchell
Fairgrounds
Ftkhs
Ogallula
Rushvilles Legion Hall
Antes
University of Nebraska
Beatrice
Frear
Randolph
Ainsworth
Broken Bow
Fullerton
Greva
Holdrege
Culbertson
Ogallala
Rushville
Drawer slides kept smooth with brown soap or paraffin
Brown soap or paraffin rubbed on drawer slides may prevent sticking. The simple lubricant helps reduce friction and allows drawers to open and close more easily. This practical tip suggests a common household material as an effective sliding aid.
Wheat growers plan meeting on domestic parity program
Kimball area wheat growers will meet Thursday January 29 in the Assembly Room at Kimball County Courthouse to discuss the wheat program. Sponsored by the Kimball County Wheat Growers Association the session is open to the public. Topic is How the Domestic Parity Plan for Wheat Can Help You. The Nebraska Wheat Commission film The Last Wheat Crop will be shown with field scenes filmed in western Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Kimball County Wheat Growers Association
Nebraska Wheat Commission
iTebraska
Lean cuts of steak benefits from prep tricks
Lean steak cuts gain juiciness when brushed with salad or melted butter before broiling. This technique helps tenderize and flavor the meat, enhancing the browning and crust formation during high heat cooking.
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Sidney Telegraph
Wyoming
Thei Dotan
McMullah
Mc’ Doran
Callahan
Burlington Station
Frank King
Catherine
Herman Brauer
F. Kucera
Horace Moore
Ollie Camblin
J. M. McKay
Olathe
Colo
Quinn Brothers
Clara
Quinn Boys
Thos Quinn
George Parks
Carl Jones
W W Jordan
Portland
Oregon
Radcliffe
Cheyenne
Deuel
Keith
McPherson
Arthur Garden
Grant
Hooker
Thomas
Logan
J. S. Kroh
J. L. Tewell
Thirteenth Judicial District
Carl Mahr
Vera Mahr
Fio
Billeter
Otten
The
Pacific
Charles
Otenyer
Olson
Alice
Lorenzo State Bank
George Moore
Lincoln Highway
B. P. Hamilton
Missouri
Bije’’ Hobbs
Hamilton, Mont
Wari Paul
Wuerzburg
D. R Campbell
Campbell
District Court
John T McIntosh
Frederick N. Slawson
H. C Jones
Iectter
Jones
Nuckolls Packing Company of
Eastern Star
Potter
M. G Rice
5. E. Paquette
Ed .Ahrens
C . Livoni
F. G
Vizina
Ford
Joe A Gibson, Inc
P. P. Cheff
MM. E Pettibone
A. J. Jorgenson
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Scottsbluff
Harold Preble
Anna Short
Jerome
United States Army
North Africa
Bill Scheurman
Africa
Ward Jones
Red Cross
Robert Vernon
Peetz
Lee S. Price
Bobby Gordon
Sidny Saddle Club
Geore Hossack
Raymond Fox
M W Osborn
H A Maurok
Net Dunlavy
America
Sdaxv
General Motors
Don Ahrens
Milton Ahrens
Henry F Kahler
City
Epsilon Sizma Alpha Sorority
March of Dimes Motors
Giebe Supply Co
Warren Brown Tie
Mable Jorgenson
Brown
Fomer
Sherman Nation
Ohio Oil
Casper
Wye
Joe Donovan
Ohio
Arctic Circle
Fort Sidney Na
Bernie Goldstein
BIG 17 Co
Farmers Union Co-Op Service
Illinois
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