Great Western Sugar beet payments for 1950 crop announced
The Great Western Sugar Company plans to pay about 26.828 million dollars to beet growers in Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana on November 20 as the initial 1950 crop payment. Projected payments including forthcoming sugar act adjustments could total at least 34 million. Checks go to about 9,000 growers. output averaged 14.65 tons per acre with above average sugar content in CO and NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Frank A. Kemp
Great Western
Wheatland
Wyo
Billings
Mont
Lovell
Nebraska- Wheatland
Billings- Lovell
Kemp
West
Band Meeting Set At Sid ney High School
Band Parents organization and the Junior Chamber of Commerce are urged to attend a meeting in the music room at Sidney High School Monday night. Important business will be discussed and all band supporters are asked to attend.
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Band Parents ‘Organization
Junior ‘Chamber of Commerce
Sidney High School
Two More Consignors For Hereford Show
Two additions join 17 others as consignors for the December 1 Hereford show and sale in Nebraska. Lester K. Willoughby of Potter and C. L. Walters & Son of Sidney bring total consignors to 19. Verlin Livingston, manager, says plans are shaping up and strong attendance from a wide area is expected.
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Nebraska Panhandle Hereford Breders Association
Lester K. Willoughby
Potter
C. L. Walters
Bumpless Farm Wagon Demonstration Promises Balance Ease
A fragmented description explains a wagon design that removes thersaps from haytides and enables tilting without disturbing balance. It notes a 9000 pound capacity and independent tilting of rear nights for smoother handling, illustrated by a pictorial example.
High Frequency Sound Fends Off Corn Borer Moth at Beltsville
U S Department of Agriculture researchers at Beltsville Maryland report ultra high frequency sound waves inaudible to humans can repel the corn borer moth and also affect mosquitoes and bacteria in milk. Scientists are testing sound bombardment on hybrid seed corn to speed germination and assess effects.
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U.S. ‘Department of Agriculture- Research Center
Beltsville
Laugh treatment brings lingering sleepiness for broker
A broker adopts a staged laugh therapy as he settles into bed. He begins with artificial laughter, then memories trigger genuine mirth. The laughter leads to a relaxed sense of well being and readiness for sleep induced by a comfortable bed.
Telegraph Want Ads Get Results Try Them
Classifieds seek buyers and sellers with concise lines. Readers scan divisions for jobs, items, services, and real estate offers. Quick, direct notices emphasize contact details and prices when available.
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The
Telegraph
Sidney News In Brief Sep 7 1949 Local Movements
Mrs. Walter Davis of The Telegraph returns home after hospitalization and will be out of work for a period. Denver visitors Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bentley came to Sidney for a short visit. W. D. Messenger, Lincoln business visitor in Sidney. Edward Masters of St Francis Kansas starts as assistant manager at Lee Store in Sidney. wife and family join when housing is secured. Master Sergeant Ray E. Wilt leaves for Army Reserve duty at Fort Sheridan. Sheriff Schulz attended a state sheriffs meeting in Beatrice and dropped two prisoners at the State Penitentiary. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith of Sterling weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming. Mrs. Smith to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Davis
the Telegraph
C. B. Bentley
Denver
Sidney
W. D. Messenger
Lincoln
Edward ‘Masters
St. Francis
Kansas
Lee
Ray E. Wilt
Army Reserve
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
State Penitentiary
A. M. Smith
Sterling, Colo
George Fleming
Hospitals Sidney Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted lists at Sidney Hospital include Jerome Goldstein D A Scharrell and many others from Thursday to Wednesday across Kimball Dalton Potter Lodgepole Dix and Dix areas. Discharged patients include Lyle Highland Lynn Savage Doyle Scharrell and several named in Potter Lodgepole and Dalton wards.
Newcomers Welcome Luncheon in Sidney at Yendis Cafe
Newcomers to Sidney are invited to a luncheon meeting at Yendis Cafe on Monday November 27 at 1 30 PM to become acquainted with club members. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. George Englert Mrs. Rudy Ruser or Mrs. Lawreace Shupe. The luncheon cost is $1.00 per plate.
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Sidney
Yendis Cafe
George Englert
Rudy Ruser
Lawreace Shupe
Local births and social notices listed for Irene Canfield and others
Irene Canfield, Mrs. Charles Glover, Mrs. Lilly Meissner, Dwane Wilkins, Bill Kratz, Dalton, Thursday, Mrs. Walter Davis appear in social notes. Births recorded include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jean Larsen on November 13 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Loring Tobler on November 15.
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Irene Canfield
Charles Glover
Lilly Meissner
Dwane Wilkins
Bill
Kratz
Dalton
Walter Davis
Jean Larsen
Loring Tobler
Taylor Hospital Births and Admitted Discharges
Hospital records from Crook and nearby towns list admissions and discharges for a week. Infants born include Kettler, Kimball, Williams, Jacobsen, Jelinek, Klioberdanz, Spindle, with multiple adults admitted or discharged in SOD and Potter areas. Names include Hawkins, Christensen, Hare, Slabaszewsky, and Ja cobsen among patients.
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Larry
Hawkins
Otto Christensen
Fred Spindle
Marvin Kettler
Lawrence Hare
Glen Kimball
Danny Slabaszewsky
Sod
Bradley Jacobsen
Rodney Williams
Peetz
Arthur Crasper Gurley
Fred Kloberdanz
Robert Hiett
Deward Jelinek
Herschel Spearow
Jerry Walsh
Lodgepole
Howard Vetter
Potter
David Schobert
William Boland
Bruce Groves
Kimball
Herman Hadeen
Crook
Colo
Wm. Wehmiller
Albro Christensen
Harry Stulson
Fred Klioberdanz
Harlans Sweet Shoppe Bakery Turkey Roasting Service
Harlans Sweet Shoppe Bakery advertises turkey preparation services for Thanksgiving, inviting customers to have their birds brined seasoned and ready for the oven with pickup or delivery options from their shop located a block south of the post office.
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Harlan’s Sweet Shoppe Bakery
Postoffice
Irrigation Fails Without Cropping System Plan
One of the key factors in irrigation taming is adopting a planned cropping system to manage water use efficiently and sustain yields.
County court records show two fines for offenses
James Treidle pleaded guilty to shooting a pheasant out of season and was fined 25 dollars. Carl Neel paid 10 dollars plus costs for failure to yield right of way and, on a separate charge of malicious destruction of property for breaking a plate glass window at Aurich's Pool Hall in Dalton, pleaded guilty and paid 10 dollars plus costs.
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James Treidle
Carl Neel
Neel
Aurich
Dalton
Police Court Deals With Intoxication And Fines
James Wignall sentenced to five days in jail for intoxication and foul language. John Healy fined $10 and costs. Billy Jelks and Jim McGraw receive suspended fines upon paying costs for playing punch boards. Edward Seimers fined $10 and costs for intoxication. Dick Maddox paid a $10 fine for speeding.
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James Wignall
John Healy
Billy Jelks
Jim McGraw
Edward Seimers
Dick Maddox
Chub Catch Up Northshore Waters Report
Lake Michigan Green Bay chub catch rose to 3 700 000 pounds last year after a 2 500 000 annual average for the four years before 1949. The fishing data reflect strong yields and ongoing effort by local crews targeting chub in the waters.
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Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Given Today Extension Program In Cheyenne County
Extension club members in Cheyenne County meet in the city auditorium for the annual Achievement Day program. The event opens with a 1:30 pm radio broadcast and includes exhibits of hobbies and collections. Lodgepole Homemakers Club oversees the tech as the public is invited to learn about the county extension work.
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Cheyenne County’ Extension Club
Lodgepole Homemakers Club
Marshmallows Cut With Water to Prevent Sticking
A kitchen tip advises dipping scissors in hot water before slicing marshmallows to stop them from sticking. The method aims to ease cutting and keep marshmallow shapes intact.
Seed Directory Ready For Growers In Nebraska
The 1950 Certified Seed Directory for Nebraska is off the press per C R Porter certification manager. It lists certified growers for alfalfa spring barley corn grass lespedera oats popcorn red clover safflower sorghums sudan grass soybeans sweet clover and spring wheat. Copies available at county agent offices or by writing the crop improvement association at the college of agriculture in Lincoln.
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Nebraska
C. R. Porter
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Crop Improvement Association
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Oven Canning Warnings Raise Food Safety Concerns
A warning note states that oven canning is dangerous and should not be used. It advises following tested canning methods to ensure food safety and prevent spoilage or illness.
Frayed lampcords advised to coat edges with shellac
Frayed lampcords should be treated by coating the outer edge with shellac before connection inside a plug or socket. Shellac provides good insulation and helps prevent further fraying.
Steel Wire Output Per Person in 1948
The United States produced more than 85 pounds of steel wire for every person in 1948, enough to supply about 2 percent miles of 18 gauge wire per person, highlighting strong industrial capacity and material availability after the war.
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United States
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Hereford
Sidney Hospital
Jerome Goldstein
D. A. Scharrell
Fred Lukassen
Norman Christofferson
Matt Treinen
James Casteel
Mary Ayala
Geo. Sullivan
Teddy Gorman
A. L
Kennedy
George Bennett
Bill Kratz
Herbert Littleton
Jerry Hruby
Corliss Darnsteadt
Chris Christiansen
Mary Dobesh
Henry Walker
Patricia Egging
Gurley
Wallace Hernbloom
Anna Marie Helfrich
Lyle Highland
Nebr
Industrial Loan & Investment CO
Clyne Nelson
Farnam Street
Omaha
Dept. of Banking
State of Nebr
Rogers & Bro
Sidney, Nebr
Craig
Gibson
Detroit Jewel
Howard
Chrisensen Radio Service
W. F. Ackerman
A. Heather
Dale
the Gift Shop Jewelers
Cheyenne County
Moore Building
Yates
Midwest Electrical
Howard W
Rogers Jewelers
Carl Rogers
Rex Wolvin
Hazel
Federal Deposit Corporation
Member
Federal Reserve System
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Walter E. Kinne
McDaniel
Local Storage and Hauling Service
Hickory
Frank Loch
Osage
G W. Doran
Prop
Real Estate Insurance
Jackson
Jeter, Nebame
C. V., Sowards
Emm
Automobile
Farm Record Books
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