Walleye Identified In Nebraska Fish Quiz Feature
Outdoor Nebraska column tests readers on game fish traits with nine clues. The fish is a perch family walleye, known for night feeding near shallows and distinctive dorsal fin blotch, with large eyes and canines. fire alert notes pheasant nests protected by farmers. later item lists May salvage figures and fishing news. old age assistance recipients may fish without permit.
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Nebraska
Paul Todd
Missouri River
The
Game Commission
Crystal Lake
Sioux City
Irom Lake
Mission Salvage
Starch Method for Smoothing Garments
A home care tip explains dipping garments in starch and wringing out the solution then rubbing collars and cuffs between fingers to smooth out starchy spots or blisters between fabric layers.
Three Panhandle League Games Planned for Sunday
One afternoon and two night games are set in the Panhandle Baseball League for Sunday. Bunker Hill will try to end its losing streak against South Divide at Krueger's Lake in the afternoon. Evening games send Peetz to Kimball and Dalton to Sidney, with Gurley drawing a bye.
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Panhandle Baseball League
Bunker Hill
South Divide
Krueger’s
Junior Games Slated Sunday In Four Local Matches
Lodgepole travels to Dalton while Sioux Ordnance Depot visits Potter Sidney plays Dix and Eagle meets Kimball Gurley receives a bye Midget games start at two then Junior action Ben King Sidney director urges broad youth participation Practices run at American Legion Park 5 30 on Tuesdays and Fridays Four teams hoped for by organizers.
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Lodgepole Valley
Lodgepole
Dalton
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Potter
Sidney
Dix
Eagle
Kimball
Gurley
Ben King
American Legion Park
Gurley Juniors Travel to Dalton for Sunday Match
Gurley Juniors visit Dalton Juniors for an afternoon game after a 9 to 3 win over Kimball last Sunday. Virgil Horst pitched five innings and was relieved by Ward Hinrichs for two, Horst led at the plate with three hits including a triple as Gurley totaled 11 hits to Kimball's five.
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Gurley
Dalton
Kimball
Virgil Horst
Ward Hinrichs
Horst
Certification Of Seed Dates Set In Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren announces seed certification dates. Safflower seed applications due by June 20 and alfalfa and clover by July 20. Extensions office provides blanks and a 1951 Nebraska Crop Improvement Association seed handbook. Field inspectors begin small grain certification around June 20 in eastern Nebraska. University of Nebraska agronomist John Furrer offers seed saving advice, recommending roguing two to three acres of wheat to remove rye for cleaner seed next year.
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Cheyenne
Ivan Liljegren
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Nebraska
John Furrer
University of Nebraska
Troop 90 Scouts At Laramie Peak Camp
Members of Boy Scout Troop 90 and leaders spent a week at Camp Laramie Peak Wyoming for a Wyo Braska Area Council camping excursion. Scoutmaster Godfrey Loper and senior patrol Derald Pittam led with Vergal Winn as assistant camp director.
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Boy Scout Troop 90
Camp Laramie Peak
Wyo
Godfrey C. Loper
Derald Pittam
Vergal Winn
Ben King, Jr
Earl Barnes
Billy Bell
Kenny Nelson
Eardley Ham
Larry Pippitt
Blazing Arrow Patrol
John Logan
Clarence Wickman
Mike Baecker
Tommy M Howerter
Lance Barker
Flying Eagle Patrol
Wes Berry
Doug Harlan
Ronnie Howerter
Ronnie Statler
Robert Clark, Jr
Wolf Patrol
Dale Dodds
Pens Rogers
The
Beaver Paro
Eagle’s Nest
Cottonwood
Roaring Forks
Loper
Red Feather Lodge
Order of the Arrow
Junior Fair Board Organizes For Year
The Cheyenne County Junior Fair Board reorganized for the coming year at its annual meeting Monday night. Shirley Groshans of the Busy Sewers 4-H club Gurley was named a member to replace Glenna Lipska. Holdover members are Jack Peters Lorenzo Lawrence Sorge Gurley Clarabelle Koester Sidney and Mary Ann Rufenacht Lodgepole. Bob Crabb Sidney was chosen an alternate member. At the next meeting officers will be elected and appointments of superintendents for the fair will be announced.
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Cheyenne County
State Tax Commission To Hold Nine Public Meetings
State tax commissioner Phil Johnson announced nine meetings to discuss the law allowing state political subdivisions to join the federal social security program. All sessions begin at 8 p.m. The schedule includes Alliance at the Box Butte County courthouse on June 25 and Sidney at the courthouse on June 26, intended as schools of instruction for city clerks county officers and other officials of subdivisions that have joined or will join the program.
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Phil Johnson
Alliance
Box Butte
Sidney
Johnson
Coffee Grounds for Cleaning Cement Basements
Coffee grounds prove effective as a sweeping compound for cement basement floors. The article notes their absorbent and abrasive properties aiding dust control and surface smoothing during cleanup.
Sidney businessman Ken B H B shines in town
Ken H B, known as Ken, hails from Big Springs Nebraska and settled in Sidney as a friendly service station manager on Illinois Street. He runs repairs for locals, belongs to Chamber of Commerce Odd Fellows and Masons, is married to Georgia, and has son Charles who plays center for Sidney High Football.
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Illinois Street
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows
The
Masons
Georgia
Charles
Sidney High
Ken
First Pinup Girl Met Her Pioneering Lesson
A rural school teacher is described as the first pinup girl, noted for attempting to crawl over a barbed wire fence on her way to the schoolhouse. The anecdote frames the image as a formative, boundary pushing moment in local lore.
1949 Transit Carriers Set Huge Passenger Mark
In 1949 more than 19 billion passengers rode the nation’s streetcars trackless trolleys buses and subways, reflecting heavy postwar urban transit use and reliance on mass transportation systems nationwide.
UP Program Changed To Band Shell Site
The Union Pacific program after the Saturday parade will be at the Band Shell instead of Legion Park. It will feature talks on the railroad history by F B Lewis and H L Shumway and honor John Sparks Potter, a 50 year veteran, with the railroad.
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Union Pacific
Band Shell
Legion Park
F. B. Lewis
H. L. Shumway
John Sparks
Potter
Railroad
Cottonwood Lumber Gains Favor With North Dakota Farmers
North Dakota farmers report cottonwood lumber as a useful construction material. The wood’s availability and workability appeal to rural builders seeking affordable framing and finishing options.
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North Dakota
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