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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1950
Page
7
In New Haven the Quarterly Journal of Alcohol reports that salt water can curb alcohol cravings. Dr. W. D. Silkworth and Dr. M. Texén analyzed the blood of heavy drinkers and found low salt levels. The advisable remedy is two grams of salt in 30 cc of water, then 200 cc of water.
Chicago report details Albert J. Dremel of Racine Wisconsin creating a lightweight two and a half pound electric sander sold under his name. The device uses a 14 400 stroke per minute vibrating action to sand flat curved or round surfaces including corners. It accepts various sandpaper grades clamps hold the paper and a polishing pad converts it to a polisher or massager for tired muscles.
The Voice of America overseas broadcasts ridicule Soviet delegate Jacob Malik at the UN Security Council by recasting his statements as nursery stories. The political cabaret aims to lampoon Malik's UN reports and argue Western viewpoints are superior.
The Internal Revenue Service report for the year ending June 30 shows Texas with 8,134 establishments paying federal taxes to operate slot machines, far ahead of Washington with 6,749. California and Illinois follow, while Vermont has seven. The federal tax per device is 100 dollars.
The term tornado or twister traces to early conquistadores who named storms they encountered in North America. The word reflects a Spanish phrase and captures the storms observed during exploration era.
Six man Lund team including coach Harold Blaser were photographed before their opening game last Friday, a 45 to 30 victory over Bushnell. They aim to win 17 games this season and make a strong LPWAA showing at Lodgepole in January. Pictured: Harold Blaser, Doug Caldwell, Bennie Barnhart, Bob Zalesky, Billy Dykman, Duane Namath. Next is a conference game against Lorenzo, then a January 19 league showdown with Gurley after Christmas vacation.
Seven letter winners boost Gurley High School basketball for the 1950 51 season under first year coach Bob Miller. Veterans Jin Nelson Ward Hinrichs Warren Hinrichs Ken ny Kieselhorst Leroy Horst Arlen Gross and Don Handley form the core with a 16 game slate starting December 1 at Peetz and including LPVAA tournament games at Lodgepole.
Five lettermen anchor the St Patrick’s Academy cage squad for a 14 game schedule plus two tournaments under Coach Bob Lang. Seniors Pat Ferguson Jim Heaton Dan McLaughlin and Sophomores Jim Pflum Vince Heeg headline a strong core with talents like Dick Cabela Ed Bolke Fritz Kruml Tom Bowman among others. The Diocesan Tournament, won by St Pat’s last year, opens January 24 25 26 at Spalding. District Class C Tournament runs March 1 2 3 at an undecided site. The Irish play a schedule including Imperial Alumni St Marys of Cheyenne Gurley Pine Bluffs Polter Lewelle St Anthonys Sterling St Agnes Alliance Dalton and Open dates.
A Song dynasty era leaning pagoda stands in Yangku Taiyuan Shansi Province China. It is regarded as the oriental counterpart of Italy's Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Easy method for baking asparagus with oil cream salt and grated cheese. Wash and trim asparagus then coat with oil and sauce. Place in an uncovered dish and bake until tender for a simple flavorful side.
The St Patrick’s Academy football season ended with coach Bob Langdon awarding twenty letters to players Dan McLaughlin Jim Skrdlant Vince Heeg Pat Ferguson Dick Leonard Jim Pflum Eddie Guynan Lawrence Egging Tom Bowman Jim Heaton Fritz Kruml Ed Bolke Dick Cabeia Bill Dickes Bob Rayl Cyril Henke Stewart Brown Don Farnsworth Bernard Onderjoska
A district meeting of Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary posts in Nebraska's second district is scheduled at Kimball next Sunday, November 26. Registration starts 12:15 pm, meetings at 1:30 pm with national and department representatives and a speaking program. A Kimball VFW drill team performance follows, then a 6 pm feed, entertainment and dancing.
A design service offers custom letterhead creation in one or more colors. The Telegraph advertises professional layouts, color options, and tailored branding to refresh business correspondence and elevate professional image.
When pregnant ewes suffer a pneumonia outbreak lingering germs survive after recovery and pose ongoing danger to newborn lambs due to lingering infection potential.
The Telegraph notes it carries ledgers columnar forms and all types of ruled sheets and urges customers to avoid sending out of town for their needs, offering quick options to obtain what is required.
W. Nibler extension dairyman at the University of Nebraska chairs arrangements for Farm and Home Days to be held November 28 through December 1. Women will have a wide range of subjects to choose from with speaker Mrs. Nell B Nichols of Topeka Kansas, a well known magazine reporter.
Prepared by the American Foundation for Animal Health the bulletin warns livestock raisers of poisonous plants across pastures. It notes sorghum family forage can contain prussic acid and that poor pastures and moved stock raise risks. It advises veterinary guidance and a 10 to 14 day graze test with a spare animal and keeping antidotes on hand.
Maple Grove residents share meals and visits with neighbors led by Ed Miles and Martha Workman. Families including the Sharmans Bergess Johnson Grant Statley Stengel Jorgensen Foster and Olson gather for suppers, talks, and an upcoming oyster feed at the Miles home during a week of neighborhood hospitality and a farmers union meeting.
Circus elephants never all lie down to sleep at once as one or more stay standing to guard against imagined attack, drawing on instincts from their wild jungle origins.
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