Golf Meet Sees Tight First Rounds and Flight Qualifiers
Sidney Country Club reports first round results in the fourth flight as Ralph Gentle and Carl Jones top their flight with 93 and 93 while Leo Zwicks and John Elwell post near misses. Championship standings list L L Christy 80 Guy Doran 80 Roy Thomas 80 and other leaders across several flights as the annual tournament proceeds with players such as Bob Van Gundy 108 and Ben King 106 advancing in the later rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gentle
Leo Zwick
Bob van Gundy
Earl Winter
John Martinosky
L. L. Christy
E. L. Hoover
Ben King
John Elwell
Carl Jones
Sidney Country Club
Guy Doran
Roy Thomas
Ray Babcock
Curt Smith
Jess Tompkins
Capt. L. A. Robertson
M. Banta
Lee Ellsworth
Blip Doran
J. Tamasi
Leo Shuman
Dr. Murray
Clark Grieve
Frank Gallagher
Dr. Dorwa
Lt. W. D. Lewis
Harry Marsh
Jarvis Bush
Jack
DDT supply eyed for civilian use after war ends
WPB officials say production at 3,000,000 pounds monthly will shift from military to civilian need as the war ends. A USPHS report notes large-scale DDT tests in Georgia tenant farms killed up to 80 percent of malaria mosquitoes inside homes for up to 20 weeks after spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPB
USPHS
South
Georgia
Horse Show Highlights and Kids Quarter Mile Race Need Entries
The event features standout entries in the region with additional horses needed for the kids quarter mile race, open to riders 16 years and under. Horses must be 143 hands or under, not taller than five feet at the withers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hossack
Crop Insurance Goes Into Effect in Cheyenne County
The federal all risk crop insurance program becomes effective in Cheyenne county. Signing applications closed September 1 drawing about 170 farms signed up, well above the required minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Telephone plant expansion and wartime service recovery plan
The document outlines actions to enlarge the telephone plant to restore margins for prompt desired service and long distance calls, catch up on maintenance deferred during the war, and resume the service program interrupted by the war. It notes returning to prewar levels of service and reliability.
Henninger Says Vet Job Treatment Good
Brig. Gen. Guy N. Henninger reports Nebraska employers have cooperated in restoring veterans to their old jobs with only two cases requiring district attorney appeal. He notes subdivisions lack formal obligation but share moral responsibility and cites one instance where a veteran did not regain a bus driver job. he predicts court interpretation of the seniority clause in the returning serviceman's protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Guy N. Henninger
Selective Service
Henninger
United States District Attorney
Gen. Henninger
USO Seeks Continued Local Volunteer Help
Sidney residents who served as USO volunteers are urged to renew their service. Former volunteers and new supporters should contact the club to indicate willingness to serve as the war work continues. With the war ended millions still need help adjusting to normal life as troops return, and Sidney’s USO plans greater volunteer participation. Junior Hostess members urged to stay active as they plan future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
USO
Elizabeth Siegner
USO Club
Sidney Uso
Still Time To Enter Contest For Soil Conservation Awards
Farmers may still enter or be nominated for the $5000 Soil Conservation Recognition Program sponsored by the Omaha World Herald. 30 farmers will be named for outstanding soil and moisture conservation with district awards funding equipment for district use. nominations due October 1, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Omaha World Herald
Soil Conservation
Soil Conservation District
World Herald
County Agricultural Extension Agent
Soil Conservation Districts
Scheduling of Senior Hostesses to Aid Sidney Guests
Scheduling of Senior Hostesses is necessary to assure continued dispensing of local hospitality to Sidney's guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nomination Open for Soil Conservation Recognition Program
Nomination for the Soil Conservation Recognition Program invites farmers to submit details on the quality of work and maintenance of practices, expense, time, and effort by the nominee, including number and complexity of practices. Nominations due by Oct 1, 1945 at the Soil Conservation District or County Extension offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation District
Alliance Council Decries Neb chemurgy cuts and Christensen loss
The Alliance City Council passed a unanimous resolution regretting the University of Nebraska regents action to cut chemurgy project funding. It notes Dr. Leo M Christensen resigned due to reduced funds and backs city manager Mooper’s view that curtailment harms Nebraska's future industrial growth and local farmers, ranchers, and business leaders pursuing safe flower as a cash crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska Regents
Leo M. Christensen
Clarence Mooper
Nebraska
Washington Irving Captured by Pirates in 1815 Europe
Washington Irving was captured by Mediterranean pirates while traveling in Europe in 1815. The incident adds a dramatic episode to the author's early travels before his later literary fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Europe
Telegraph Printing Co Pencils in Stock
We have a nice stock of pencils in hard soft and medium leads. Also a few mechanical pencils in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Telegraph Printing Co
Oats Loan Rate Set Here
The United States Department of Agriculture introduces government loans on oats with Nebraska rates from 41 to 47 cents per bushel. Counties are districted by rate, aiming to reduce rail transport strain as vast crops reach market. Local officials note storage on farms will ease shipping and extend the marketing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Ralph Hanks
Agricultural Adjustment Agency of
Lincoln
Hanks
Banner
Box Butte
Dawes
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Sioux
Arthur
Cherry
Devel
Garden
Grant
Hooker
Keith
Sheridan Counties
Blaine Brown
Chase
Cheyenne
County loan deadlines set for 1945 12 31 and 1946 04 30
Loans issued through county AAA offices in Custer Dundy Keya Paha Kim Lincoln Logan McPherson Perkins Rock and Thomas counties. The December 31 1945 deadline governs securing funds, with loans maturing April 30 1946 or sooner on demand. Also notes baby cloth cloth care and a simple gauze cloth baby washcloth craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Dundy
Keya Paha
Kimball Lincoln
Logan, McPherson
Perkins Rock
Thomas
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Faye
Dick Grigsby
Tom Kokjer
Mark Howard
LEE Stores
Colorado
Hi- Way Fruit Market
West Sl. St
Choe Sale
Alliance Council
Christensen
Flea
Ty Lee
Mrs. Wheat
Bread Wright
Dutch Mill
Bluhill
Graham Crack
Butte
Libby
Ld Rae N Ea
Kuner
Sunny Dawn
Rockey Ford
Canterbury
Lipton’s
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Julia Lee Wright
Bartlett Pears
Elberta Peaches
Safeway
AY al Mma
Braunschweiger
Jimwaie'ss
Jimmie
Chrysler
Plymouth
NEW Plymouth Engines
Maddox Motor Co
Diamond T Truck Dealers
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