Homecoming Is A Success As Irish Triumph
The Irish of St Patrick's Academy won 32 to 6 over Pine Bluffs in a homecoming tilt at Sidney High School field. Ferguson, Fehringer and Thomas starred in the opening series, Clarke scored on a quarterback sneak, and Ferguson added two more scores including a late touchdown after a blocked kick. The Irish forward wall and backs powered a dominant game as Pine Bluffs managed a late consolation TD.
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St. Patrick's Academy
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Sidney High School
Ferguson
Fehringer
Thomas
McLaughlin
Pat
Bluffs
Hegg
Campbell
Denver
Pine
Bluff
Wyoming
Ie Cotes Toit Dinas
Jim Heaton
Don Farmsworth
Doug ‘Kraus
Jim Skrdlant
Leonard Deaver
Bob Rayl
Dwight Grassle
Tom ‘Bowman
Herb Hruska
Guynan
Dick Leonard
Fritz Krumland
Cyril Henke
Jack Campbell
Jesse
George* Clarke
John Martindeky
Pat* Ferguson
Lawrence Egging
Howard
Dan McLaughlin
Norb ‘Behringer
Goeth CF A Leads B Conference in Friday Games
Gordon holds the top of the Class B standings as Kimball at Sidney and Ogallala at Bayard clash Friday. Bayard drops to a tie for third after a 26 to 0 loss to Bridgeport. Sidney can overtake Gordon with a win, while Minatare and Chadron push for the middle spots as the season nears its close.
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Bayard
Tigers
Bridgeport
Gordon
Heep
Kimball
Longhorns
Trip Sidney
Sidney
Maroons
Cima
Nebraska
Xelyaball
Chadron
Crawford
Prospects Good For Fresh Cage Season At Sidney
Sidney High School freshmen basketball work outs at the Junior High gym prep for the season under fifth year frosh coach Ray Maley. An enthusiastic squad faces spirited competition for starting spots as the first game vs the Dalton ninth and tenth grade team is scheduled for Wednesday, November 30, with a three game program beginning at 6 p.m.
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Sidney High School
Ray Maley
Dalton
Harold Wooten
Chappell Rolls Over Sidney Maroons for 39 Points
Chappell’s “whiz kids” showcased Nebraska Class C dominance with a 39 to 0 victory over Sidney. A brisk ground attack produced three long TD runs of 80, 55, and 40 yards aided by sharp blocking despite gusty winds and a poor passing day for Sidney.
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Chappell
Nebraska
Buffaloes
Sidney
Maroons
Buffs
Armistice Day Brings Sudden Winter Weather to Sidney
Western Nebraska observes Armistice Day with a cold front and light snow flurries though Sidney reports no snow. Chappell defeats Sidney 39 to 0 in a football game as servicemen share memories at a noon dinner and a later Armistice Day dance. Schools recess early for games and St Patrick's Academy holds Homecoming with alumni and students joining the celebration.
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Nebraska
Panhandle
Sidney
Chappell
Sidney - Chappell
City Auditorium
Verne Byers
St. Patrick’s Academy
Ladies Bowling League Standings and Highs
Spearow leads standings at 168 followed by Oliver Baumans Frontier in order. Week results show Spearow 3, Frontier 0. Baumanns 2, Oliver 1. High team series 2018 by Spearow. Spearow also posts 714 team game. High individual series 476 by L McCoy with top games 167 by L McCoy and 163 by E Burchill and T McRae. Also notes Thistle salad origin and telegraph carbon paper promotion.
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Spearow
Oliver
Baumans
Frontier
Baumanns
L. McCoy
E. Burchill
T. McRae
Telegraph Offers Mimeograph Paper On Demand
Mimeograph paper available from The Telegraph. Customers can obtain letter or legal size sheets whenever needed, highlighting convenient supply options for reporters and offices.
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Telegraph
State Soil Group To Start Organization
Organization meetings for the Nebraska Conservation Foundation Inc. will be held Wednesday night at Scottsbluff and Thursday at Chadron. Fred O'Hair of Omaha, state executive for the new group, will supervise. Attending from here will be A. J. Jorgenson, first vice president of Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District.
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Nebraska Conservation Foundation, Inc
Nebraska Bankers Association
Scottsbluff
Chadron
Fred O’hair
Omaha
A. J. Jorgenson
The
Conservation Foundation, Inc
Cheyenne County
W. S. C. S. Bazaar and Turkey Dinner Announcement
The W S C S announces a bazaar and turkey dinner on Tuesday November 15 at City Auditorium. Bazaar opens at 3 00 P M and dinner follows at 5 P M. Proceeds support church activities and local missions.
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City Auditorium
Cottonseed and Movies Sinters in Film Making
Cottonseed and related sinters play a key role in photographic film production, originating from cottonseed derivatives. The note highlights their use in film emulsions and processing, reflecting historical ties between agriculture and cinema technology.
City Water Extension Delayed by Council Vote
The City Council tabled a recommendation to extend the water main and connect the park well, opting to study whether a new south end well offers cheaper relief. Utilities manager says bonds would be needed for pump house and 10 inch line, cost around ten thousand dollars, while officials seek a bondless solution. A drilled well near the existing main could boost south side pressure at lower cost, and a spring timetable for a new weir is hoped to prevent summer shortages.
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Board of Public Works
City Park
Vern Livingston
Livingston
Sale of Herefords Grosses 17 Thousand in Western Nebraska
The Ivan Walker dispersion sale of Herefords, held at his place last Thursday, grossed more than 17 thousand dollars and was listed as one of the best cattle sales in western Nebraska this season. Bulls averaged 538 dollars, top females brought 4,110 dollars, and multiple buyers from Angora to Julesburg participated in the sale. Auction duties were handled by Col. E. T. Sherlock and son, with Chuck Cook in charge of the Western Farmite.
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Ivan Walker
Nebraska
Walker
Carlos Christensen
Angora
Nebr
Ray Underwood
Alliance
E. H. Reichman
Oshkosh
Sons
W. R. Connors
Lewellen
Melvin’ Keckley
Julesburg
R. J. Stauffer
Harrisburg
Wm. T. Schaffert and Sons
Dalton
Hahn Brothers
Hay Springs
Roland Biggs
Sidney
Mr. Walker
J. D. Walker
W. C. Loging
Lyman
Alvin Kuehn
Col. E. T. Sherlock
Fred
St. Francis
Kan
Chuck Cook
Western Farmite
South Side Water Plan Sees Months for Completion
Discussion at the meeting outlined a timetable allowing several months to finish the work before an emergency condition could exist. City pumps in operation are more than adequate for daily needs except during peak summer watering season.
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South Side
Rep Miller Takes Pacific Area Tour
Four congressmen left Saturday at Secretary Louis Johnsons invitation to survey occupation work in the Pacific. They are on the House Appropriations Subcommittee and will study activities in Japan, Guam, Korea, Okinawa and the Philippines. Members include Reps. W. F. Norrell Edward H. Kruse Jr A L Miller and Otto E. Passman.
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Secretary of Defense
Louis Johnson
Pacific
House
Japan
Guam
Korea
Okinawa
Philippines
W. F. Norreel
Ark
Edward H. Kruse, Jr
Ind
A. L. Miller
Nebr
Otto E. Passman
D. la
Mineral Deeds and Oil and Gas Lease Blanks Stocked
The Telegraph lists regular stock of mineral deeds and oil and gas lease blanks along with other commonly used legal forms. This reflects steady demand for standardized legal documents among property and energy sectors. The notice indicates availability for purchase or order through the paper's channels.
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Telegraph
Mayflower Landing 5 A-Z Index for Filing Trays
The Telegraph notes three standard sizes of metal and cardboard filing trays with an A to Z index to fit them. It recalls the Mayflower voyage with 102 Pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock on December 22, 1620.
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Telegraph
Plymouth Rock
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Gordon Neyaball
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Fox Theatre
First
Spacer
Rep
Miller
Maddox Motor Company
Northwestern Bell
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Tudor
Ford Tudor
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