Academy Honors Roll Announced Thursday
Academy honors list includes Bailey Harold Mikoloyck Arthur Orten Bernard Heron Frank Walsh Lucille Talbott Agnes Egging and a long music class with Betty Simonson Marilyn Price Cecile Murphy Ruth Peetz Patricia Murray Teresa Bailey Martin Lutkins Betty Rauner Gordon Blome Billy Black Annie Egging Norma Treinen Joseph Bailey Florence Kurz Edward Sonne Billy Morrow Philip Flanegan Howard Peetz Genevieve Murray Geraldine Herska Ramona Price Eleanor Call Constance Blome Joseph Merck Jean Hruska Michaela Gaery Cecilia Miles.
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Bailey
Harold Mikoloyck
Arthur Orten
Bernard Heron
Frank Walsh
Lucille Talbott
Agnes Egging
Betty M. Simonson
Marilyn Price
Cecile Murphy
Ruth Peetz
Patricia Murray
Teresa Bailey
Martin Lutkins
Betty Rauner
Gordon Blome
Billy Black
Annie Egging
Norma Treinen
Joseph Bailey
Florence Kurz
Edward Sonne
Billy Morrow
Philip Flanegan
Howard Peetz
Shoppers Guide To Be Launched Next Week
The Telegraph announces the Sidney Shoppers Guide will debut next week with a four column by ten inch page at eight dollars and a center spread option for eighty inches total. Smaller ads priced accordingly with advertising and local news to appear, and a standing ad option offered at a special monthly rate.
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Telegraph
Sidney Shoppers’ Guide
Rezanina Sentenced as Three Years in Penalty
Rezanina received a three year term for robbery. Foreman was sentenced to two years in the mens reformatory and Robison to two years in the penitentiary. The trio were accused of beating a fellow transient on a freight train and stealing his money. The other transient, held as a material witness, was released after sentencing.
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Foreman
Mens Reformatory
Robison
Mrs Kratz Reported In Serious Condition After Crash
Mrs Kratz was in serious condition after a head on collision with a vehicle driven by an Ogallala man. Mr Kratz suffered broken ribs and other injuries while relatives said he rested comfortably and could return to Sidney last evening. Their sons Dean and Kent crated in the back seat were unharmed. Mrs Kratz was thrown against the dash board.
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Kratz
Sidney
Rain Ends Wet Month With Crop Delays Across Plains
A lengthy rain drenched spring months delaying corn planting and forcing some farmers in the west Dalton district to consider replanting. Wheat stalks need a dry warm spell to strengthen for filling heads as moisture lingers in restricted areas.
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West Dalton
Wheat Growers O K Program Hints in July Plan
George E. Farrell, director of the western division of the A A A, says wheat growers will resist only minorly to the 1939 wheat control program. With an 80 million acre seed, next year’s plan may limit planting to about 50 million acres if the 1938 crop is large. Farrell just returned from wheat belt meetings and expects broad support to remove the surplus, with few protests expected like those after the 1938 corn program.
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George E. Farrell
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farrell
Illinois
Iowa
Ranchers Form Sand Hills Beef Advertising Group
Sand Hills cattle growers organized the Sand Hills Feeder Cattle Producers Association at Valentine and voted to pay two cents per head annually plus a $3 membership. Funds will be used to publicize the Nebraska region’s beef to the nation. Dr Leo J Thomas operates an Osbern Building chiropractor practice.
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Sandhill Livestock’ Growers
Sand Hills ‘Feeder Cattle Producers Association
Valentine
Nebraska
Hopper Invasion Affects Nebraska Crops In Parts
Damage is slight to crops in most areas of Nebraska with Keith, Devel, Garden and Perkins counties reporting exceptions. Every county now has a federal poison mash mixing station. Farmers hesitate to use bait extensively while cutworm damage to new corn persists. Producers report effective results from poison bran mash with molasses.
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Keith
Devel
Garden
Perkins
Nebraska
Altho
Budget Hearing To Be Held Next Monday
County officials announce a budget hearing for next Monday to discuss a trimmed budget aimed at balancing the general fund deficit. The new law, now effective, lets officeholders plan expenditures a year ahead to avoid overdrafts and deficits, with officials cooperating to see the plan work.
China Clipper Pilot Visits Clarence Kelly
F. J. Pat Nolan, once an Omaha youth, visits old schoolmate Clarence Kelly in Sidney and shares at the Lions club luncheon that he will soon fly Pan American Airways China Clipper ships. He has nine years with Pan American and hopes to be named captain after learning the trans Pacific route, possibly flying San Francisco to Hong Kong with a split-leg Honolulu stop. He envisions eventually commanding the Hong Kong Honolulu leg.
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F. J
Pat) Nolan
San Francisco
Pan American Airways
Nolan
Sidney
Clarence Kelly
Lions Club
Omaha
Pan-American Airways
Hong Kong
Honolulu
Jan Reflects On Traits Essential For Commercial Flying
Jan notes aviation requires discipline and precision while recalling a major loss when Captain Music of Pan American Airways disappeared near Samoa months ago. The remark underscores the peril and responsibility borne by commercial pilots and airline crews in remote ocean regions.
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Jan
Captain Music
Pan-American Airways
Samoa
Appendicitis then and now in surgical history
The text explains appendicitis as inflammation of the vermiform appendix, describes its location and role in the intestine, and outlines historical advances in diagnosis and safe abdominal surgery led by Pasteur and Lister. It notes that American surgeons first successfully removed diseased appendices and that now diagnosis and removal are routine with minimal risk.
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Louis Pasteur
Lister
Early surgery urged for appendicitis by fevered warning
A medical piece warns that deaths from appendicitis rise when people delay treatment or use laxatives. It explains how a burst appendix causes peritonitis, stresses immediate operation after diagnosis, and describes typical early signs from colicky pain near the navel to mild fever and stomach upset.
Chronic appendicitis diagnostic challenge warns doctors
Chronic appendicitis proves harder to diagnose than the acute form. A simple sore in the right lower abdomen may not suffice, but pressure there almost always causes pain. The text notes that a dishonest doctor could exploit this for unnecessary operations, though it asserts few such physicians exist.
Ancient remedies and beliefs about foods and plants
Curative Cross crosses were thought to cure toothache and the wits. Beans were viewed skeptically as a symbol of death. Hens eating beans were said to stop laying. Garlic was believed to empower armies. Greeks linked endive to headaches and insomnia, while lettuce and mallow were thought to ease the windpipe. Olives supposedly sharpened memory and cinnamon disinfected. pennyroyal aided sobriety when worn in the headdress.
Silicified Wood Formation From Mineral Infusion
Petrification results when water containing dissolved minerals such as silica or calcium compounds infiltrates. Mineral particles replace organic material, sometimes preserving the original structure. Best results occur with silica as the invading mineral, yielding notable silicified wood specimens.
Footprints memorial marks Emilio Carranza crash site
A memorial near Chatsworth New Jersey commemorates Emilio Carranza, the Mexican aviator who died in July 1928. Its face bears bare footprints carved to symbolize the airman's final journey back to the earth, as reported by Collier's Weekly.
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Chatsworth
N. J
Emilio Carranza
Collier’s Weekly
Jefferson Correspondence Nearly All at Library of Congress
Jefferson kept copies of all his letters and gave them to the Library of Congress at his death. Since then most originals have been located, though nearly all correspondence is archived in Washington.
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Jefferson
Library of Congress
Postage Rates In 1842 For Short and Long Distances
In 1842 the cost to send a single sheet letter within thirty miles was 6 cents while mail for about 400 miles charged 18% cents. The recipient paid the postage.
Treat Quicksands for Heavy Foundations in Engineering
Chemical engineering advances claim quicksands and quagmires can be stabilized to support heavy buildings. Researchers propose methods to modify soil behavior enabling safe construction over these troublesome terrains.
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Hopper
China
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Barr
Dorothy McBride
Kalamazoo, Mich
St. Joseph
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Fruit Belt
New Low Eee Penney
Penney
Bes
J. C. Penney
Zwickl’s
Colorado
Coffee Hill Bros
Mr. Farmer
Lee
Sidney Druc Co
Phone 265 Hoare Owned
Eastman Kodaks
Norwich
Alka Seltzer
A van Tage
Rexall Store
Fathers Day
Schick Shaver
Belmont
Pesca Asmir
Dubarry Beauty Salon
Alice Waugh
Bayer
Nii
Sue
Richard Hadnut
New York
Vitalis
Pablum
Phillips Tooth
Greenlees
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