Maroons Beat Oshkosh In Snowy Conference win
The Sidney Maroons defeated the Oshkosh Eagles 39 to 30 despite heavy snow keeping many fans away. Norman Wilnes led Sidney with 13 points, Bud Downs added 12, while Holmes sparked Oshkosh’s late rally. The second team won 29-24 as Vizina scored 12 for the Maroons. Richard H. Larson announced re election bid for State Railway Commission.
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Sidney Maroons
Oshkosh Eagle
Sidney
Oshkosh
Holmes
Maroons
Iith
Eagles
Norman Wilnes
Sidney Guard
Bud Downs
White
Vizina
Hengl
Finch
Butts
Cuyless
Ayala
Maley
Ae Bonesteel
Connell
Sebold
Wilnes
Downs
Curless
Holtman
Jones
Aufdengarten
Troy White
Robinson
Olson
Art Scott
POW Movement To Homeland Completes Shipments
The last of a 5000 prisoner shipment from Scottsbluff POW camps heads to Europe via the Panama Canal, at about 750 daily. Hundreds remain at Douglas Wyoming Fort Robinson Nebraska and Sidney depot, to be moved to Camp Carson Colorado. Scottsbluff camp to close February 1.
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Scottsbluff
Europe
West Coast
Panama Canal
U. S
Scottsbluff Camp
Douglas
Wyo
Fort Robinson
Nebraska
Sidney
Seventh Service Command
Omaha
Camp Carson
Colo
Loop Death In 2 Years Is Seen
Bill Putman Scottbluff football coach told the Bluffs that the Western Nebraska Athletic Conference as now constituted will fold up after two more years of operation. He said Sidney sportsmen favor reorganizing and noted Class B coaches are delighted with that view. He warned Scottsbluff may join a Big Ten Class A with larger schools and Wyoming and Colorado opponents. A Big Ten loop for Class B is being seriously considered to allow Sidney Mitchell Chadron and others a path to meet teams like Lexington Holdrege.
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Bill Putman
Sattsbluft
Bluffs
Western Nebraska Athletic Conference
Sidney
Western Nebraska Conference
Puttman
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Panhandle
Western Nebraska
Putman
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Bearcat
Rapid City
Casper
Hot Springs
North Platte
Mitchell
Chadron
Lexington
Holdrege
Oil Strike Report Quoted At Chadron
The Chadron Record notes current activity in an oil strike area near Edgemont South Dakota. Hollingsworth's test in NW of 28 8S 2E Fall River County shows oil in second and third Lealand zones in the Hollingsworth well. If produced it would be first in the state with Hollingsworth and C J Stafford holding key interests. Test began in October 1945 with oil shows from depths around 2430 to 2484 feet across the third Leo sand.
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Chadron Record
Hollingsworth
Edgemont
S. C
Amerada Petroleum Corporation
H. L. Hollingsworth
S. D
Fall River County
Thomas Quinn Seeks Unicameral Position
Thomas P. Quinn of Hyannis has filed as a candidate for the Nebraska state legislature from the 40th district. He is 62 and says he is taking his first shot at politics. His son John Quinn lives in Lincoln and has been an active political figure in Nebraska.
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Richard H. Larson
State Railway Commission
Larson
Omaha High School
American Institute of Banking
Lincoln
Nebraska
Thomas P. Quinn
Hyannis
McKinley McIntosh
Sidney
Quinn
John
Time books and remittance books advertised for year supply
The Telegraph Printing Co urges readers to secure a year’s supply of time books order books and remittance books citing scarcity. Telegraph Want Ads promise results for those placing orders.
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the Telegraph Printing Co
Vz. Telegraph
Sidney Chappell Rivalry Continues In Conference Clash
The Bulldogs toppled Chappell 43-36 on Chappell court, keeping pace with Mitchell and Alliance for second in the Western Nebraska Conference. Wright led Alliance with 16 points while Brune paced Chappell with seven field goals as fans are urged to arrive early for the seven and eight o'clock tip offs amid a tight conference race. Local Western Nebraska results also saw Scottsbluff beating North Platte 54-29 Bayard edging Morrill 26-25 in overtime Mitchell routing Kimball 35-14 and Gering down Minatare 26-24. Western Nebraska Conference standings tighten as season nears end.
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King Sidney
Bulldogs
Chappell
Nebraska
Maroons
Lee Shuman
Sidney Chappell
Alliance
Chappell Court
Bulldog
Brune
Wright
Mitchell
Bill Dietrich
Sidney
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Bayard
Morrill
Kimball
Gering
Minatare
Navy Recruit Office Opens At Scottsbluff
The Navy recruiting station in Scottsbluff is open daily Monday through Saturday from eight in the morning to 4 30 PM. Postwar staffing means all stations in this area are manned by regular Navy personnel on a peacetime basis.
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Scottsbluff
Tri-County Club Hosts Refinishing Lesson at Home
Mrs. Douglas Reetz and Mrs. Henry Brockman hosted Tri-County Club members at Reetzs home on Friday January 8. Ten members answered roll call with wedding or other pictures. Leaders taught refinishing woodwork floors and furniture and showed how to remove old finish. Dainty refreshments were served.
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Douglas Reetz
Henry Brockman
Tri-County Club
Wahl Held For Burglary In Farmers Union Co-Op Station
Alvin L. Wahl is held on $1,000 bond for a district court trial after pleading guilty in county court to burglary at the Farmers Union Co-Op Gas and Oil station at 1445 Illinois Street. The break-in occurred Thursday night with no reported loss. A separate district court hearing led to three Wahl children being placed in a state home in Lincoln. Additionally, Fred J. Frahm received a fifteen day sentence for intoxication. A separate note urges farmers to plan windbreaks with Maxwell’s bulletin College Circular 90.
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Alvin L. Wahl
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas and Oil Co
Illinois Street
Wahl
Robert A. Barlow
Lincoln
W. W. Schulz
Fred J. Frahm
Frahm
Maxwell
Seedling Tree Orders Surge Across Nebraska for Year
Earl Maxwell University of Nebraska extension forester notes a busy season as Clarke McNary seedling orders exceed last year. By January 22 farmers in 81 counties had placed 222 400 trees, with Cedar 14 100, Gage 11 100, Holt 10 900, Lincoln 15 500 leading. Counties Howard 6 800 Madison 6 000 Brown 6 200 also reporting strong demand. Clarke McNary trees can be ordered via county agents.
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Earl Maxwell
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Gage
Holt
Lincoln
Howard
Madison
Brown
Clarke McNary
Maxwell
Telegraph Printing Co Columnar Pads Offer
Telegraph Printing Co advertises columnar pads available in four to thirty six columns for use in forms and records. The notice highlights customizable sizes and printing options for businesses seeking organized documentation.
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the Telegraph Printing Co
Type cleaning solution advertised by The Telegraph Printing Co
A brief classified note promotes type cleaning solution available from The Telegraph Printing Co. The ad highlights a cleaning product for typewriters and directs interest to the Telegraph’s service.
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The
Telegraph Printing Co
Wind and Dust Whip Nebraska Towns Amid Severe Winds
High winds battered western Nebraska Wednesday and Thursday, snapping tree limbs and blowing over small farm structures. Sidney reported ground blast of dust and a twenty below zero wind chill with colder readings elsewhere. Powerful gusts reached 60 mph locally while Cheyenne logged 102 mph, and topsoil loss is expected despite frozen ground.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Omaha World Herald
Dave Ells
Cheyenne
GM Officials At Civic Club On UAW CIO Strike Update
Boyd Edwards of Denver outlined GM’s strike dispute at the Chamber of Commerce. He said GM twice granted higher take home pay and living-cost adjusted salaries since 1941, but the UAW CIO refused as the cause changed. The union seeks access to corporate books, though audited statements show published figures. The CIO aims to test case GM to weaken free enterprise while predicting settlements with other automakers will be displaced.
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General Motors
Uawcio
Chamber of Commerce
Boyd Edwards
Denver
Chevrolet
Edwards
UAW
CIO
Uaw-Cio
Ag Subsidy Opposed By Big Farm Groups
Two major farm organizations, the National Grange and American Farm Bureau Federation, announced opposition to continued wartime food subsidies set to expire June 30. They argued consumers can absorb price increases and urged Congress to end the subsidies, while President Truman urged continuation. Ray Ogg of the Farm Bureau claimed current subsidies shift grocery costs to taxpayers and should end.
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Truman
Congress
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ray Ogg
Farm Bureau
Ven us Velvet Pencils In Stock At The Telegraph
Venus Velvet pencils always available at The Telegraph with colored and indelible pencils and leads.
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Telegraph
Venus
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Leo
Thomas Quinn
Lyman
Bayard Gering
Bridgeport
Navy Recruit Office
Tri-County
Frances Rafferty
Bud Abbott
Robert Stanton
Lou Costello
Jean Porter
Hollywood
Fox Theatre
Sidney Laundry
Jo“ Hy
Dickeys
Civic Club
Ogg
Vicks
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