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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1969

Page

3

Achievements Honored At Cheyenne County Chamber Dinner

At the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce annual dinner meeting in Sidney, 1950s era figures received awards: The Telegraph’s publicity award to Jack H. Lowe. Ed Bauman cited for 25 years of service. Ken Pittam first chamber president. Kay McCumber first Ladies Division president. Terrance Davis named Outstanding Young Educator by the Jaycees. Dr. John Platz Kiwanis president. Gene Lienemann accepted Wheatbelt Public Power citation. Dee Swanson recognized for Boy Scouts work. L B Neuman and wife honored for son Jim’s button sales at the 101 Stampede.

Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Jack H. Lowe Telegraph Ed Bauman Ken Pittam Cheyenne County Chamber Kay McCumber Chamber of Commerce Terrance Davis Sidney Jaycees Jim Brumfield John Platz Kiwanis Club Gene Lienemann Wheatbelt Dee Swanson

Franks And Kraut Are An Old Team In American Diet

Franks and kraut form a long standing meal tied to German origin and popular in America. Dr. Roger Mandigo notes high per capita sausage use at about 12 pounds yearly. National Kraut Packers Association marks National Kraut and Frank Week from February 20 to March 1, 1969. The piece also notes saffron is the most costly spice and that the American Racing Pigeon Union lists 15,000 members.

America Roger Mandigo University of Nebraska Mandigo Germany Orient Shih Hwang

Memorials Given To Beatrice Home

Beatrice State Home officials report donations totaling 110 dollars in memory of Charles S. Jobe of Dalton. Jobe died recently after a long illness and hospitalization. Printing advertisement appears as boilerplate in the Sidney Telegraph.

Beatrice Beatrice State Home Charles S. Jobe Dalton Jobe

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