Football Blocking Gets Top Emphasis
Sidney coach dirt sweater Bauer says the team shows eager improvement but remains unlikely to peak before facing Bridgeport on September 21. He stresses rugged line play and better downfield blocking, with a split backfield as the squad rotates formations.
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Sidney
Seb Bauer
Bridgeport
Maroons
Bulldogs
Bauer
Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Bayard
Chadron
Hay Springs
Valentine
Imperial
Ogallala
Gordon
McGrew
Harrisburg
Sterling
Alliance
Chappell
Julesburg
Oshkosh
Sidney St. Pat
Rushville
Pine Ridge
Dalton
Broadwater
Gurley
Potter
Crawford
Gering
Sunflower
Melbeta
Chadron Prep
Lusk
Lyman
Lingle
Torringtoy
Larmiie
Huntley
Albin
Three Local Men Join Air Force Enlistment at Lackland Base
Three Cheyenne County men recently enlisted in the Air Force for four years and are in basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas. The enlistees are Wayne L Gausman 19 son of Mr and Mrs Walter J Gausman 1945 Newton St Sidney Kenneth M Hyatt 20 son of Mrs Edward Caywood of Gurley formerly at Pier son Implement Co and Edward P Hodapp 20 of Dalton son of Mr and Mrs Edward P Hodapp of Humboldt.
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Cheyenne County
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Wayne L. Gausman
Walter J. Gausman
Newton St
Sidney
Kenneth M. Hyatt
Edward Caywood
Gurley
Pierson Implement Co
Edward P.hodapp
Dalton
Edward P. Hodapp
Humboldt
Peetz Beats Dalton 11 3 To Equal Panhandle Final
The Panhandle Baseball League final series tied at one as Peetz defeated Dalton 11 to 3 Sunday night in Dalton. A crowd witnessed a two out of three playoff, with game three scheduled for next Sunday at the Dalton field. Bernie Fuehrer pitched effectively for Peetz, allowing five hits and two errors by his teammates. Jerry Stengel started for Dalton, yielding eight hits and seven runs before Bob Kallhoff finished with four hits and four runs allowed. Peetz led 9 0 early, while Dalton found offense in the seventh. Extra base hits included a Peetz triple by Mark Wieser and Jerry Haynes, and a Dalton double by Winkelman.
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Panhandle Baseball League
Peetz
Dalton
Dalton Field
Bernie Fuehrer
Jerry Stengel
Bob Kallhoff
Mark Wieser
Jerry Haynes
Winkelman
Colorado picks white and lavender columbine as state flower
Colorado and Columbine Colorado selected the white and lavender columbine as that state's official flower in 1899. Local authorities say the blue represents Western skies the white stands for the snowy ranges and the yellow for the gold that drew people to the area in 1858.
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Colorado
Columbine
Colorado Mountains
Tape stocks and handy use noted in Telegraph ad
A short Telegraph item touts Scotch tape as a handy household staple with a note that a good stock is available.
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Telegraph
Stock Car Races Marked By Crashes And Wins
Sunday stock car races produced high thrills with two cars wrecked though drivers escaped serious injuries. Gene Cole rolled four times as his belt broke loose, suffering cuts. Bill Connelly, a prior Australian Pursuit winner, also wrecked. Winners included Curley Doggett, Bill Foley, Don Brauer, Keith Spiker, Bob Lafler, Bill Connelly, Chuck Lafler, and Louis Sterling across the main events.
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Gene Cole
Cole
Bill Connelly
Curley Doggett
Bill Foley
Don Brauer
Keith Spiker
Bob Lafler
Chuck Lafler
Louis Sterling
For a better crop contrasts sickly and healthy wheat
A study in contrasts shows sickly wheat head ruined by covered smut versus larger heads from the same stand that avoid smut. The two fields lie side by side under identical soil conditions, highlighting the impact of smut on yield.
Seed treatment saves wheat from smut and disease
Nebraska farmers are urged to treat seed wheat with a fungus killing dust to prevent smut infections. Healthy heads grew from treated seed while an untreated runt head suffered. Fungicidal seed treatment, costing one to five cents per acre, reduces losses from black chaff and scab noted in 1951. County Agents can guide to seed cleaning and treating services.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Potter Public Schools open with 130 in elementary and 63 in high
The Potter Public Schools opened on Monday September 3 with an enrollment of 130 in the elementary and 63 in the high school. Twenty one beginners enrolled in first grade and 23 freshmen in high school. To handle heavy enrollment two new teachers were added. Mrs Lucille Clatterbuck joins first grade and Mrs Marguerite Drake comes from Laramie Wyoming for sixth grade. Marie Allan hired to teach second grade during first semester while Agnes Sullivan is on leave.
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Potter Public Schools
George E. Henney
Potter
Lucille Clatterbuck
Marguerite Drake
Laramie
Wyo
Marie Allan
Agnes Sullivan
Telegraph Keeps Eaper Clips and Paper Clamps In Stock
The Telegraph reports steady availability of eaper clips and paper clamps, with retailers noting consistent supply and in store visibility for customers seeking these desk accessories.
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Telegraph
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Kostow Office Supply & Equipment Co
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Joe A. Gibson
Illinois
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