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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1949

Page

8

Discharged Soldiers Can Be Affiliated With Guard Unit

Lincoln Nebraska Veterans and reservists face new rules under the 1948 Selective Service Act. Brig General Guy N Henninger explains reservists may be assigned to active units and, if nearby Guard units exist, may affiliate with the Nebraska National Guard with pay and retirement benefits.

Lincoln Nebr Guy N. Henninger Henninger ORC Selective Service System United States Henhinger Nebraska National Guard Guard

New Mailing Rules Slated For Holidays

Reports from the Sidney post office note heavy Christmas mail with patrons buying stamps early to avoid the crush. Unsealed greeting cards now require two cents and sealed envelopes three cents as rates shift this year.

Sidney

Handling Christmas Mail to Secure Safe Parcel Delivery

The piece urges accurate stamp use and sender mail stamping during the Christmas rush. It warns that heavy mails fill sacks and risk crushing lighter parcels, so careful wrapping and tying is essential. It cautions against outside tissue wrapping and placing seals on the address side to avoid handling mistakes.

Churches Join In Union Thanksgiving Service

Several Sidney churches unite for their annual Thanksgiving morning service at 10 o clock in the First Methodist Church. Rev Wright Johnson of Christ Episcopal Church will speak, with Rev Henry Monnich reading the Old Testament, Rev Howard Osborne leading prayer, and Rev C L Johnson giving the Benediction. Music will be provided by the combined choirs of the participating churches.

Sidney First Methodist Church Wright Johnson Christ Episcopal Church Henry Monnich Howard Osborne C. L. Johnson

Thanksgiving Dances Feature Two Popular Bands Here

Thanksgiving night offers two standout dances at Sidney City Auditorium and Gurley American Legion Hall. Verne Byers orchestra headlines the Sidney event to benefit Kings Daughters charity with $1.20 admission. Al Hudson and his orchestra perform at Gurley Hall with $1.50 men and 50 cents women, tax included.

Verne Byers Ann Kings Daughters Sidney City Auditorium al Hudson American Legion Hall Gurley Nebr

Hybrid Corn Aims to Rebuild Europe's Livestock Industry

American hybrid corn is seen as a major factor in revitalizing the European live stock sector. The statement highlights the potential of improved seed varieties to boost feed efficiency and meat and dairy output across Europe.

Europe

Kaleidoscope Inspires New Pattern Designs In Textiles

The kaleidoscope, a familiar children's toy, serves a practical role for designers seeking fresh patterns for carpets, wallpaper, and fabrics. It helps reveal repeated geometric motifs and color explorations that inform textile trends and production choices.

Soil Saving Practices and Nebraska Conservation Foundation

The article outlines soil saving methods including crop rotation strip cropping contour farming and terracing. It notes membership in the Nebraska Conservation Foundation with dues from 2 to 50 dollars and lists Sidney attendees A. J. Jorgenson Clyde Johnson and Lee Girardot among delegates at a Scottsbluff meeting.

Nebraska Conservation Foundation, Inc Sidney Scottsbluff A. J. Jorgenson Foundation Clyde Johnson Cheyenne County

VFW Banquets Set in Lincoln and Scottsbluff

National visiting officers will attend Lincoln and Scottsbluff banquets with noon and evening events. Lincoln reservations via department office. Scottsbluff banquet tickets $1 each, managed by Arnold Kehl. Frank Varrick aims for record attendance. Mrs Monaco led the Cancer Research Fund donating $60,000.

Lincoln Department VFW Capitol Bldg Scottsbluff Arnold Kehl Frank Varrick Monaco VFW Auxiliary Cancer Research Fund

Vet leader Lewis tops major veterans group

Lewis, a 36 year old World War II veteran and B 17 pilot with a Harvard law degree, has pledged support totaling 50 000 in 1949 after earlier cancer work begun in 1947. He also aided the VFW National Home for Children at Eaton Rapids Michigan, becoming the first WWII veteran to reach the highest office of a major vet organization.

VFW National Home For Eaton Rapids Mich Lewis Europe Harvard Law

Plow Site Now For Windbreak In Spring

Earl G. Maxwell of the University of Nebraska urges fall plowing for a spring windbreak, leaving the ground rough to retain moisture. Trees should be planted 20 to 30 feet from old stock, with a row of evergreens set back 30 feet to trap snow and protect other trees. Clark McNary trees are available via county offices, with broadleaf options like elm, Russian mulberry, Russian olive, ash, honey locust, blackberry, boxelder, and cottonwood.

Earl G. Maxwell University of Nebraska Mr. Maxwell

Planting Plans Aim At Timber Mix For Spring Delivery

Mr Maxwell notes inventories of black locust and wild plum, with evergreen options limited to ponderosa and Austrian pine for next spring. Since red cedar is expected in 1951, he suggests reserving space for them when planting other trees.

Maxwell

Antifreeze Suspected in Tractor Overheating

Antifreeze in the tractor radiator may blame overheating in hot weather. Antifreeze does not cool as efficiently as water.

Hog Feeding Pastures Boost Summer Hog Feeding

Hog feeding pastures play an important part in summer hog feeding, shaping how hog raisers manage forage, nutrition, and cost during the warmer months.

Boston Sleep Trends Show Split Between Twin and Single Beds

A recent survey of Bostonians finds 57 percent favor single beds while 43 percent prefer doubles. The report notes the city’s conservative reputation contrasts with a modern take on bedroom comfort.

Boston

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