Sunol Delegation Delights County Government Exchange
Sunol high school juniors toured the county offices learning how birth certificates are made and notarized, examined old records, and observed fingerprinting, jail operations, and court processes. Officials including Judge Barlow, Clerk Pindell, Treasurer Stevens, Dan Campbell, Chief Justice Simmons, County Assessor Foster, and Veterans Affairs officer Ells led sessions, concluding with a renewed belief that county government is here to stay.
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Cornhusker Boys and Girls
Sunol
Sunol High School
Byron Craig
Shirley Crosby
Ronald Hunt
Harold Grant
Veterans Administration
Paul Houser
Leroy Hadden
Rodney Namath
I. L. Pindell
Herb Stevens
Dan Campbell
District Court
Frieda Narjes
Justice Simmons
Fertilizer tests on wheat in Panhandle not conclusive
University of Nebraska agronomists report nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer raised winter wheat yields in eastern Nebraska but not in western Panhandle trials during 1948. Across 27 experiments, yield gains varied by location and rainfall, with spring applications often more effective.
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Panhandle
Nebraska
University of
J. J. Hanway
R. A. Olson
F. W. Humphrey
Paul Ehlers
R. E. Luebs
University of Nebraska Agronomy
Steel safe offer from The Telegraph ad
Do you need a steel safe immediate delivery on any size at low price. Protect your business records with a PROTECTALL safe now available. Visit to inspect the one in use. The Telegraph LePages Glue The Telegraph
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the Telegraph
Prairie View Social Roundup Hits Scottsbluff and Local Gatherings
Prairie View notes a series of weekend and weekday visits among local families. Mr and Mrs Jim Coulter and families visited Mayer and Shoemaker households. George Allison and families dined at Niemann home. Brogrens spent the weekend in eastern Nebraska as the Bronges’ parents celebrated a Golden Wedding anniversary. Schaffert and Nie mann relatives hosted cousins and birthday gatherings. Rogers flew Karnik to Julesburg. Sullivan becomes a new pupil in Dist 142.
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Jim Coulter
Potter
Lee Shoemaker
C. M Mayer
Shoemaker
George Allison
Larry
Bill Schaffert
George Nieman
O. C. Brogren
Haroldean
Brogren
Betty
Scottsbluff
C. E. Rogers
Allen Karnik
Julesburg
Colo
Ed McGowan
Juells Homes
Clayton Spencer
W. A. Nelson
Kay Nelson
Richard Schaffert
Bill Niemann
Kimball Dam
George Niemann
Schaffert
C. E. Rogers and Sons
Schaffert Home
Roger Pigg
Bridgeport
Juells Boys
Rex
Gary Rogers
Radio cops mocked in Chicago chief’s remarks
A Chicago police chief criticizes how radios and films depict officers as slow witted, flatfooted jokes. He notes cinema cops are exaggerated cartoons and amateurs often solve crimes. A lone Alaska bill proposes taxing spinsters at 50 a year, calling single life a luxury.
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Chicago
Alaska
Hand’s Dairy Bar
Sth Avenue
State Schools Need Support
Nebraska lags in state aid for schools with only 1.73 dollars per pupil, compared with 34.70 in Kansas and top figures of 170 in Washington and 126 in California. Educators warn lack of pay and job security drives away top teachers, urging legislature action including tax measures to fund schools.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Washington
California
Nebraska State Education Association
County court hears pleas in petty larceny cases
George Shepherd pled guilty to petty larceny and was fined plus costs totaling 35.25 dollars. Thomas Dobberstine pled guilty to Larceny as Bailee in a preliminary hearing before Judge Robert A. Barlow and was bound over to district court on a 1000 dollar bond. Office Supplies The Telegraph.
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Barlow
George Shepherd
Thomas Dobberstine
Robert A
District Court
Early cotton machine powers six threads from one crank
A 19th century innovation in the American South enabled a single crank operated machine to gin card and spin cotton simultaneously, producing six threads at once. This breakthrough boosted textile production and reflected rapid mechanization in the era.
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South
Typewriter carbon in letter or legal size
Fencil carbon cut any size. THE TELEGRAPH.
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Typewriter
THE
Telegraph
Cobbler’s ribbed heel patent nets half a million
John G. Tufford of Elyria Ohio invented a convex outside concave inside rubber heel in 1914 to improve leather contact. Shoe store clerks financed the patent application for shares. Canadian and English rights brought about substantial profits, totaling about half a million dollars.
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John G. Tufford
Elyria
Ohio
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Gurley
Nellie Portrey Davis
Bronson
Stump Ranch
Andrews Transfer Company
J. H. Foster
Dave Ells
Veterans Administration Service
Joan Sellers
Welfare Department
L. M Clinton
LePages
Spring Range
Prince D
Real Prince
Luthh
Dan Comprest
von Farrell
Wheatland
Wyoming
Prairie View
Betty Schaffert
Mrs
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Ola Brogrens
John Sullivan
Les” and
Marie
Idaho
Sidney
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Co
Oliver
Oliver Dealer
Sidney, Nebr
Craig
Bu-Pro Gas CO
Nebr
Christensen
Howard Radios
16Th Ave
W. P. Ackerman
Nunn
Hahler Motor CO
Jackson St
Sidney, Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Moore Building
G. H. Doran
Prop
Federal Deposit Corporation
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Federal Reserve System
General Electric
Beos
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Walter E. Kinne
Agent One
McDaniel
Local Storage and Hauling Service
Hickory
Tracy Bearing. Service
Frank Loch
Osage
Gehrig
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