Postponed Games Leave First Half Loop Winner In Doubt
The Cheyenne County League faces a postponed schedule with eight teams in a tight race. Last Sunday's results left Bunker Hill 5 1 and a cluster of teams at 3 2 or 2 3, as Sidney upset Bunker Hill 15 4 and rainfall delayed many games. Plans for the second half start Sunday with possible night makeup games to complete the schedule.
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Gurley
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Potterie
Dalton
Eagle
Potter
Bunker Mill
Coors to Meet Peetz In Key Tuesday Game
Coors of Golden Colorado faces Peetz Tuesday night at 8 in a top season matchup on the new Peetz lighted field. Coors features a strong pitching staff led by a league star, speedy outfield and balanced infield with Kinopka at first and Pemberton at second.
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Coors of
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Colo
Coors
Colorado
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Cliff
Red” Pemberton
Red
Si Benefici
John Deines Dies at 70 in Mitchell
John Deines of Mitchell died Monday at age 70. He was the father of Willama Deines of Sydney and is survived by his wife, four sons, and seven daughters.
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John Deines
Mitchell
Willama Deines
Sydney
Mr. Deines
Driver Fined Loses License After Two Car Wreck
An estimated 40 damage to a car occurred in a two car crash at 7 45 Saturday evening three miles west of Sidney. Mor ris Hornbuckle Fort Warren Wyoming in a 1931 Ford collided with Claude Renner of SOD in a Chevrolet. Hornbuckle was arrested, pleaded guilty to drunk driving, fined 50 and costs, and his Nebraska driving privilege was suspended 30 days. He must pay damages to Renner. A separate 100 damage from a two car collision east of Lodgepole involved LeRoy Merck and Leola Pitman. The Bergner garage suffered 70 damage from a runaway truck at 828 9th Avenue. Damages to a 1949 Chevrolet driven by Ralph Maggart were heavy in a collision last week.
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Renner
Nebraska
Lodgepole
Leroy P. Merck
Leola Pitman
Long Beach
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9Th Avenue
Noel Golden
Vehicle collision and motorcycle fire near Sidney
A two vehicle rear end crash occurred on the highway two miles east of Sidney when John Hessin of Los Angeles could not stop behind a car. Damage totaled about 110 dollars to a Chevrolet and Buick. A 1939 Harley Davidson motorcycle owned by Harold Shaug of Potter was destroyed by fire at the junction of Highways 30 and 19 east of Sidney. The rider was unhurt and the Sidney Fire Department responded.
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Highway Safety Patrol
John Hessin
Los Angeles
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Harley Davison
Harold Shaug
Potter
Has First Window Won’t Take Prize
N W Ladegard, creator of the Fort Sidney Days window display at Western Drug, says he will not contest the $5 prize from M W Osborn for the first displays. He planned his exhibit long ago and does not wish to compete for prizes tied to display dates.
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N. W. Ladegard
M. W. Osborn
Mr. Ladegard
Open House Planned for Sidney Telephone Building
Dial Phones continued from page one notes Sidney’s $500,000 plus postwar investment. The new building will house modern facilities for local and long distance service to meet growing demand. Open House planned within a few weeks to display the new equipment in operation.
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Sidney
Ideal Income Tax Records promotes simplified record keeping
Hundreds of farmers and business men use this simplified system. The Telegraph notes IDEAL provides complete refill sheets in stock and claims a tax consultant would call IDEAL the ideal record keeping system.
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Telegraph
Three More Members Added To Guard Unit
Three new recruits have joined Company K, 134th Infantry Nebraska National Guard at Sidney. Don ald Owens is 18, Glen Revell 30, and Hector Smith 27, raising the unit's total to 85, making it Western Nebraska’s largest unit and the state’s fourth largest. The Sidney guard will march in Fort Sidney Days parades.
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134Th Infantry
Nebrasska National Guard
Jack Baker
Sidney
Donald Owens
Glen Revell
Hector Smith
Nebraska
Fort Sidney
Britannia Sails from Liverpool to Boston in 1840
The paddle steamer Britannia, the first Cunarder, departed Liverpool for Boston on July 4, 1840, marking an early Atlantic crossing.
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Liverpool
Boston
Farm Worker Productivity Then and Now
A concise note states that a farm worker now feeds three times as many people as a hundred years ago, highlighting dramatic increases in agricultural efficiency over the century.
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