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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1948
Page
9
Practical lunch box ideas for busy families emphasize prep on jars and trays, with fillings like Special Sandwich, Beef Tomato, Corned Beef Spread, and Liver Spread. Tips cover toasting, salads, sweets, and snacks, plus ready-made fillings and fast assembly to keep meals appealing and budget-friendly.
Ralph Wells had charges of shooting with intent to wound and to do great bodily harm dismissed after lack of a complaining witness. The case stemmed from an August 15 Bushnell cafe gun exchange with Gustav Wiegner, who later faced Canadian authorities for manslaughter in John McComas death.
Aluminum pans brighten when used with slightly acidic foods like tomatoes rhubarb or apples. Governor Lester Hunt of Wyoming is noted as the only U.S. governor who was a dentist in history.
Armistice week brings smiles to Cheyenne County hunters as a Sunday storm dumps thousands of mallards and geese. Goose kills were large with several parties taking limits from river blinds and pits, and ridge shooters near Oshkosh and Lisco enjoying fine shots. An eight man pheasant party northwest of the Sioux Ordnance Depot reported nine geese in a pheasant hunt, a record for a crew seeking birds far from the river. Pheasant and duck seasons end Thursday November 18 with pheasants shot till sundown and ducks until one hour before sunset.
Harold Johnson of Nebraska state banking warns of renewed confidence schemes selling bogus gold mining and oil stocks, often via telephone. He notes state license requirements for security salesmen and urges reporting unlicensed promoters. Extension Forester Maxwell distributes 15 broadleaf tree samples for Clarke McNary program including Nanking cherry.
Wanda Hendrix co stars with John Lund in Miss Tatlock's Millions playing Friday at midnight at the Fox Theatre. The film presents a lively caper with a romantic thread as the downtown crowd seeks laughs and intrigue in a late show setting.
The ancient abacus, a 63-bead device on nine strings, amazed the Western world by defeating the electric computer in several contests. The Orientals are noted for continued use of the counting tool amid modern computing advances.
Glenn Nyman of Denver has completed United Air Lines Special Training School in Cheyenne and joined his wife at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Armstrong. He will make a two week visit before returning to Denver.
A historical statistic notes that annual milk output in America could fill a river 3,000 miles long 40 feet wide and three feet deep. If last year’s total milk were bottled in quarts and placed side by side the line would nearly span 140 trips around the globe.
The annual per capita consumption in the United States stands at about 200 pounds of fruit 300 pounds of vegetables including melons and 15 pounds of potatoes sweet potatoes and beans according to the U S department of commerce.
The Telegraph highlights the Smith-Corona Silent portable typewriter as the ultimate portable performer and an ideal Christmas gift suggestion for students, showcasing its compact design and practical value for handwriting tasks.
Standings show WwL SOD 165 for Waddells and 14 14 for Yendis tied. Pippitts hold 11 10, Horn Motor 8 13, Cardinals 6 15, Storys 5 16. Last week Cardinals 0, Waddells 2, Storys 1, Horn Motor 2, So Divide 1, Yendis 2, Pippitts 1. High team series belongs to Pippitts with 2563 and high team game 877. High series to Swensen Sae and Stibley at 582, with high games by Stibley 219 Swensen 210-200 and Dearing 202.
A freight locomotive in road service typically consumes about one ton of coal for every nine miles traveled, though actual usage depends on locomotive type weather train load and other factors.
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