Sidney News items and notices span family, travel, and local business
A long column lists numerous residents and visitors in Sidney including Mrs. W. Ackerman and Norval Castner, soldiers on leave such as Pvt Harold Mathews, and local business travel. It notes property sales at 1328 Newton, promotions in the Philippines, city- and state-bound trips, hospital updates, and community events across Lincoln Denver and Portland. It closes with agricultural pest control guidance on DDT usage and a NebraskA Extension circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sohns
Kansas City
Missouri
W. P. Ackerman
Sidney
Norval’ Castner
Bridgeport
F. E. Westover
Newton
George Lostroh
Harold W. Mathews
Camp Roberts
Calif
Margaret Mathews
Fort Ord
Frank Policky
Policky
Tech
Philippines
J. H. Lowe
The
Telegraph
Lester Jurjens
Denver
T. E. Kokjer
Lincoln
Norval Castner
William Robinson
Ackermans
Cc. L. Ziegler
J. C. Penney
Penney
JoDean Armstrong
Denver University School of Commerce
Ollie Wittig
L. L. Christy
Orlando
Don Christy
Portland
Oregon
Ida Schaible
Carl Ziegler
Hugh McHugh
Fred McHugh
Taylor Hospital
Jack Wolf
Ogallala
Mr. Wolf
F. H. Wolf
Gus Widstrand
Omaha
Muriel Riggs
Los Angeles
M. W. Riggs
W. D. Powell
Roche Hospital
Cheyenne
A. D. McCue
R. M
Andrew Lloyd Englert
San Pedro
California
Sunol
Wm. Holthaus
Minden
Nebr
J. O. Lobb
Jess Osborn
Arizona
R. E. Harris
Genoa
Nebraska
Betty Peterson
DDT Uses In Home Demonstrations In Dalton Sidney
About 135 men and women attended DDT demonstration and project club meetings in Dalton on March 21 and Sidney on March 23. Mrs. E. E. Osborn presided. Mr. Bullock explained DDT’s history and cautioned it is not a miracle cure. it is an insecticide effective against many pests but toxic and should not be used on surfaces with food or areas accessible to children or pets. There is more to learn from tests and experiments nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muma
Nebraska Extension
Project Club
Dalton
Sidney
E. E. Osborn
Bullock
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U. S
CofC Told of Red Cross Aid for Veterans
Sidney Chamber of Commerce hears Ruth Loaring-Clark describe Red Cross needs after war. She cites 8000 miles between service and families, hospital support, home service links, and entertainment for isolated stations. Plea for ongoing funding and manpower to sustain disaster and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofc
Red Cross Aid
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Loaring-Clark
Red Cross
G. I’s
Scratch pads and pencils stocked by Telegraph Printing Co
Scratch pads four sizes available and a stock of pencils in hard soft and medium leads. A few mechanical pencils are also in stock at Telegraph Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silegi Ie
Telegraph ‘Printing Ce
Savings Head Urges Buying Savings Bonds
Allen T. Hupp of Omaha chairman of the U S Savings Bonds Advisory Committee for Nebraska asks former War Finance volunteers in the state s 93 counties to continue aiding bond sales. He notes a proposed Alumni Association to advise on national and personal issues, urges Nebraskans to keep buying bonds to curb inflation, and stresses volunteers must stay active to defend democracy and Americanism. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen T. Hupp
Omaha
U. S. Savings Bonds Advisory Committee
Nebraska
War Finance Committee
Hupp
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