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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1949
Page
6
The note warns that keeping foods in cool places slows spoilage and reduces food poisoning risk. It cites ports and high temperatures as danger points where improper storage leads to spoilage.
In a nine inning softball thriller Maddox Motors edged Midwest Electrical Construction 6 to 5 after a seesaw contest. Midwest tied the score late and Maddox answered with two runs in the final frame to seal the win. Stickney's defeated IGA Grocers 9 to 3 in the Sunday night game.
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce adds an illustrated insert claiming Sidney is now the oil center of Nebraska. It features the Mary Egging No. 1 oil well and reprints The Oil and Gas Journal on the Cheyenne County strike. A thumbnail Sidney progress sketch proclaims Growth is a habit with Sidney.
scores of Lutheran laymen and church workers from all Nebraska Synod counties gather August 6 to 12 at Midland College Fremont for the 27th Midland Summer Assembly and 69th Women’s Missionary Society convention. Rev. Raymond W. Bartels leads a devotional service with Mrs Bartels as secretary. Rev. Henry T. Monnich teaches Life of Christ. the assembly and convention are hosted by local pastors and Midland College leaders.
The proclamation designates a National Farm Safety Week starting July 24, 1949. President Truman urges all farm organizations and families to adopt safer rural practices and study hazards to reduce injuries and deaths in homes fields and on highways.
Gurley stands firm in its demand to erase Dalton 5 4 victory on July 3 citing a denied protest. Manager Wade Sterling says Gurley may quit if league officials do not review the legitimate protest. He describes the meeting after the game as cut and dry with no consideration given. The disputed play involved a tying run at the plate in the last inning with two down.
Sterling claims Dalton violated league rules by using Jerry Stengel who also pitched elsewhere. Maynard Mayer says Stengel, a part time pitcher, is allowed to play. Sterling warns Gurley’s grievance could blow the league sky high as other managers allege high handed methods by Dalton. The Telegraph has published no independent reports.
Crook junior Legion team defeated Sidney 5 to 0 on Sunday July 17. Crook piled five runs on four hits with two errors while Sidney had no runs two hits and four errors. Crook pitcher Laver struck out eight and walked five while Sidney’s Jensen fanned five with one walk.
Farm Safety Week July 24 30 warns storage hints from University of Nebraska agriculture experts. Do not keep cakes or pastries with custard or cream fillings in cake boxes during hot weather. Store cakes and pastries in the refrigerator even if space is tight. Cream filled pastries mildly cured pork products and soft high protein foods require proper chilling.
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