Longhorns Top Sidney In Low Scoring Homecoming Fight
Kimball's Longhorns defeated the Sidney Maroons 14 to 12 on a dry field in a homecoming clash. Ronald Ovenden starred for Sidney while Don Clay and Kenneth Kellner sparked Kimball drives, and injuries marred Sidneys season as basketball prospects were called for December workouts.
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Academy Triumphs Over Minatare 30 to 6 in High School Clash
St Patrick s Academy routed Minatare 30 6 on Friday afternoon as Heaton Peetz and Kallhoff sparked scoring drives. The Irish improve before facing Annunciation of Denver tonight weather permitting with strong defense led by Schaeffer Grassle and Hruska and key plays from Ferguson and Heaton.
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Indians Retreat Highlighted by Blocking Duo
The Indians faced a retreat on most of the afternoon, with notable resistance from Lock and Acker on defense. Their blocking kept the game competitive and showcased the visitors' defensive effort.
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Commercial Bowling League High Scores Recap
High team game went to Horn Motor at 916. High series achieved by L Perry with 529. Best games included C Harris with 247 and Osk Varek at 209.
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Miller Urges Land Care and Irrigation Expansion
Representative A. L. Miller warns that pressure to raise record food output raises urgency for conservation and reclamation. He cites 1.6 million Nebraska acres may be added via reclamation and irrigation and notes hearings on the Bureau plan late in November.
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Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Case Find Support
There are several hundred thousand unreported tuberculosis cases in the United States. Christmas Seals help fund a program to locate these cases. Please buy and use Christmas Seals.
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The Telegraph Ad Promises Size and Quantity Options
An advert notes letter or legal size choices in white or color, offering quantity discounts with a quote on price. It frames a ready-made printing service with adjustable dimensions and bulk rates for customers.
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Grafton Crabb Cited for Excellent Soil Conservation
Grafton Crabb, seven miles north of Lodge Pole, named soil conservationist of the week by Cheyenne County SCS technicians. His farm features well shaped terraces wheat stands, Intermediate wheat grass in grassed waterways with diversion ditches, and a growing windbreak. Crabb plans another ditch to reduce water in fields and notes contour farming saves about ten percent fuel. applauded for long-term conservation and use of engineering help.
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Nebraska safety push urges doubling state patrol and more driver training
Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council urged Nebraskans to boost highway safety. He cited a drop in motor vehicle deaths from 9.2 to 6.1 per million miles and called for doubling the state patrol to 212, adding no passing zones and more driver training schools. Four local councils earned traffic safety awards for 1948. E. P. Tinker Jr. noted membership growth to 225,000 in 79 councils. Ogallala Guard unit switches to jeeps and weapon carriers, dropping 105 mm howitzers, but remaining in the 134th Infantry with a 4.2 mm mortar as its heaviest weapon.
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TB Kills At Rate Of One Per Ten Minutes Fight Tuberculosis
A public health appeal urges action against tuberculosis with calls to buy vaccines and spread awareness during the Christmas season. It emphasizes immediate personal responsibility and community prevention measures. Individuals are urged to seek testing and support local health campaigns to reduce transmission and save lives.
Protective Foods: Eggs as Vitamin A rich and high quality protein
The text notes eggs are a protective food due to rich vitamins and minerals. Egg yolk provides vitamin A, a nutrient often lacking in many diets. Egg protein is described as high quality. These qualities persist across intermediate egg grades.
Cattle Spraying With DDT Seen As Bad Practice
University of Nebraska entomologists urge farmers to stop using DDT on livestock. Dairy cattle absorb and excrete the chemical into milk fat, while beef stores the residue in fatty tissue. New chemicals DDD and DMDT are touted as safer with lower or uncertain absorption, and should replace DDT where feasible, though DDT remains standard where already used.
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Smith-Corona Silent portable typewriters gift idea
The Telegraph suggests the Smith-Corona Silent portable typewriter as the ideal Christmas gift for students, highlighting portable performance and reliable typing for study and coursework.
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Ideal Income Tax Records Introduces Simplified System
Hundreds of farmers and business men adopt the IDEAL income tax record system for straightforward book keeping. The Telegraph notes stock of complete sets and refill sheets and promotes IDEAL as the ideal aid, with tax consultants endorsing its practicality.
Textile from hair in Hungary fabrics and fibers
Textiles made from hair blended with rayon and hemp yield fabrics for clothes blankets sweaters and stockings. A chemist patents a new neoprene related synthetic rubber with fluorine replacing chlorine. Anglers can see bites at night by painting the bobber’s top half with luminous paint.
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