Legion Banquet Climaxed By Speeches And Dance
Legion meets program concluded with an evening banquet featuring Col. Joe Leedom and W. J. Robinson as principal speakers. Paul L. Martin served as toast master. The night ended with a dance at the auditorium and a social hour at the Legion club rooms.
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Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Col
Joe Leedom
Gordon
W. J. Robinson
Sidney
Paul L. Martin
American Legion Club
Sidney overwhelms Alliance with yard edge in Western Nebraska clash
Sidney gained 337 yards to 61 for Alliance and earned 15 first downs to five, despite 150 yards in penalties. The high spirited crowd swelled as Sidney hosted Alliance in a Western Nebraska Conference football game, contributing to tense, action packed atmosphere and standings update.
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Sidney
Alliance
Maroons
Western
Eviction Waiting Period Notice From War Price Board
Patterson states eviction matters require a three month waiting period and twenty percent payment. Persons interested in housing eviction issues should contact the War Price and Rationing Board in Sidney on Friday mornings or write to the Rent Control Office in the Times Herald Building Alliance.
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Patterson
War Price and Rationing Board
Sidney
Times- Herald
Alliance
Power Plant Steam Heating Rate Hike Justified
Heating costs must cover operating expenses and rising coal and labor costs. Rates were set when fuel and labor were cheaper, coal costs up 170 percent and labor up 277 percent. Using diesel engine staff to fire boilers could reduce the needed increase.
Grasshoppers Swamped by Grass Ground Cover Tactics
Entomologists from the department of agriculture report grasshoppers decline when broad leaved weeds in roadsides and field margins are replaced with nearly solid stands of grass. The strategy aims to reduce breeding grounds by altering plant composition along fields and roads.
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Department of Agriculture
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy in the death of my son. We also thank you for the lovely flowers. All kindness is appreciated from the heart. Mrs Mamie Farr, mother Mr and Mrs Linden Farr Mr and Mrs Ted Farr.
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Mamie Farr
Linden Farr
Ted Farr
Weekend to Open Bird Hunting Season in Nebraska
Hunters may begin pheasant and duck shooting at dawn Saturday with shells in hand, despite a lingering shell shortage. The season offers abundant waterfowl and pheasants due to favorable feed and moisture, though limits exist. Waterfowl daily bag is 10 with 20 in possession. Canada geese two with four in possession. Blues and snows four in possession eight. live decoys banned. baiting prohibited. shotgun plugged to 3 shells. All areas open except refuges and sanctuaries. hens prohibited. daily limit five roosters, possession 10 after opening day.
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Canadas
Brant
New synthetic tire arrives in Cheyenne County market
The Farmers Union Co-Op Gas and Oil Co. will introduce an 8 Synthetic tire from B. F. Goodrich, claimed to outwear prewar natural rubber tires. It features GRS-10 synthetic rubber, a wider tread, and a square roll, aiming for cooler run and less cracking while noting synthetic rubber is not yet equal to natural rubber.
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Pearl Harbor
Cheyenne County
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas and Oil Co
B. F. Goodrich
L.C. Nelson
Farmers Union Co-Op
Silvertown
Nelson
Housing Base Pictured Soon For Postwar Home Building
FHA State Director Holger Holm says October 15 will open opportunities for home builders material dealers and contractors to address wartime backlog and upgrade neglected houses. Omaha FHA office notes two key actions from Washington lifting War Production Board orders and relaxing Regulation W to allow peacetime construction and affordable repairs.
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FHA
Holger Holm
Telegraph
Federal Reserve Board
Leather Knee Patches Save Boys From Mud Days
A patch of imitation or real leather sewn on the knees of boys trousers saves time and clothing during spring marble play, protecting fabric from mud and wear.
Miller Assails Army Buying
Congressman A L Miller of the Fourth Nebraska district attacks wartime civilian shortages caused by the military command structure. He cites surplus goods and a doctor to 150 soldiers, arguing rural patients face unmet medical needs while army distribution remains archaic and inefficient.
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A. L. Miller
Fourth
Nebraska
Miller
Congress
Medical Corps
Frontline medical demand echoes in war discharges
The speaker states persistent urges to military authorities to discharge physicians more rapidly, yet reports little success in achieving this objective amid frontline units. The remark highlights friction between medical staff management and frontline needs during the conflict.
Obituary for Nellie Marie Heaton 1895 1945
Nellie Marie Heaton born August 21 1895 near Oklahoma City died September 30 1945 at age fifty one months and nine days after a sudden heart attack while convalescing in Denver Colorado. She was baptized and remained a devout Christian wife and mother surviving husband two young children Richard Melvin 13 Donna Rae 6 and four other sons John Jr Robert George and Duane with two in the armed forces. Her mother Mary Davis of Atkinson Nebraska also survives plus many friends. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from Henceforth Rev 14 13.
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Nellie Marie Heaton
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kingdom of Christ
Frank Hemple
Denver
Colorado
Heaton
Richard Melvin
Donna Rae
John Jr
Robert
George
Duane
Mary Davis
Atkinson
Nebr
Sidney Draw by Mrs Frank Kurz
Mr and Mrs Henry Schnell spent Sunday afternoon at the Alex Benzel home. Donald Lye and Stanley Kruger and the Hecker boys were hunting Sunday afternoon. Mrs Frank Kurz was a dinner.
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Sidney Draw
Mrs
Frank Kurz
Henry Schnell
Alex Benzel
Donald Lye
Stanley Kruger
Hecker Boys
Carl Johnson
Sidney
Claude Chambers
Alex Lye
Charles Kruger
Ben Lye
Alice Rankin
Lodgepole
Everett Mohart
Carl Kurz
Henry Haupt
Kenneth Olsen
Kenneth Benzel
Leo Meinenger
H. van Aelstyn
Fred Flora
Dalton
Albert Haupt
Local Social Notes From Sidney and Nearby Towns
Residents report visits and shopping trips in Sidney with relatives and friends. Charters include Carl and Frank Kurz gatherings, extended family travel to Long Beach and San Pedro, and illness updates on Mrs. H Van Aelstyn and Albert Haupt. Nearby locals Albin Jobman and Everett Mohart are noted on travel and farming activity.
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Frank Kurz
H. van Aelstyn
van Aelstyn
Everett Mohart
Colorado
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