4-H Meet The Ogallala District Contest Highlights Outcomes
The fourth of five state series shows moved across locations with Ogallala hosting the event on Monday September 10. Results list many Blue and Red ribbon awards in Agricultural and Home Economics demonstrations led by participants from Red Willow Keith Cheyenne Logan Perkins and other counties. Nineteen contestants from the county attended and traveled to Ogallala in privately driven cars.
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Ogallala
Lincoln
Norfolk
Kearney
Bassett
Rachel Allen
Elaine Quingley
Red Willow County
Ray
Frank Balderson
Dundy County
Delbert Nenerve
Kay Wilson
Hayes County
Dale
Paul Schwasinger
Keith County
Roland Waite
Delyle Bancroft
Cheyenne County
Don Thomas
Evelyn Mullen
Mureen Joedeman
Logan County
LeRoy Springer
Arthur County
Henry Joedeman
Martha Clifton
Dorothy Monroe
Scotts Bluff County
Leusetta Mertin
Barbara Peregrine
Perkins County
Marion Wiland
Madelyn Gregg
Lynette Adams
Beverly Stransky
Nadene Nelson
Eleanor Heskett
Esther Fablinger
Florence Joedeman
Willmenia Olson
Amita Himberg
Kathleen Agnew
Betty
Golf playoff progress stalled by weather and wind
Robertson Leo Shuman and Christy Lee Ellsworth led in early rounds of golf while Paul Martin advanced to the second flight final with an 8-6 win over Al Greenlee. Upper bracket semi finals feature Charles Swanke versus J C Bush as weather delays loom and threaten to push finals into next day.
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Robertson-Leo Shuman
L. AL
Christy-Lee Ellsworth
Paul Martin
al Greenlee
Jack H. Lowe
Charles Swanke
J. C. Bush
Carl Ziegler
Tom Kokjer
George Taylor
M. J. Maher
Ralph Gentle
E. L. Hoover
Carl Jones
Bob van Gundy
Deadline Set On Canning Sugar Applications
All canning sugar applications must be in the Cheyenne County War Price and Rationing Office by the evening of Sept. 22 1945. Applications must be accompanied with the 13 spare stamp from book four. After that date no application will be accepted.
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Cheyenne County
Butler Continues War Era Reflections In Panhandle Talk
Senator Butler urged bipartisan, nonpartisan cooperation with the military and lawmakers as Nebraska rebuilds for the future. He praised wartime governance, urged patience for servicemen’s returns, and defended the two party system while touring the panhandle with Republican leaders John W. Jirdon and Phil Barr.
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Senate
House
Butler
Nebraska
America
Martin W. Dimery
Republican Central Committee
John W. Jirdon
Morrill
Panhandle
Butler Party
Phil Barr
County Tax Funding License Reform Proposals
The article outlines a plan to standardize license expirations with a two year cycle. The proposed schedule would charge 1 dollar for the next six months, 50 cents for the following six months, and 25 cents for the final six months. The motive is to have all licenses expire on the same date every two years.
Shuman Poised To Field 160-Pound Veterans At Sterling
Valley football coach Shuman plans a Friday night lineup at Sterling built around veterans averaging at least 160 pounds. The tentative starters include Tom O'Connell and promising prospects Harold Adams Bob Jones Glen Curless Arlo Jones Alvin Brauer Jim Wamsley Vernon Westphalen Louis Sebold Herbert Rihn Leland Mann Jack Weesner Orville Rouillard Don Smith Bob Stegeman LaVern Ells with Orville Rouillard and Don Smith among the backs.
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Shuman
Harold Adams
Bob Jones
Glen Curless
Arlo Jones
Alvin Brauer
Jim Wamsley
Vernon Westphalen
Louis Sebold
Herbert Rihn
Leland Mann
Jack Weesner
Orville Rouillard
Don Smith
Bob Stegeman
LaVern Ells
O'Neil Held Large Roles in Knights of Columbus and Legion
Mr. O'Neil was a member of the Knights of Columbus and the American Legion. Survivors include his wife Carrie wed at St Patrick's Church in 1921 and two daughters Peggy Tew of Elk Grove California who arrived home Tuesday and Rosemary a senior at St Patrick's Academy.
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O'Neil
Knights of Columbus
The
American Legion
Carrie
St. Patrick's Church
Peggy Tew
Elk Grove
Calif
Rosemary
St. Patrick's Academy
Social Security Man To Be Here Tuesday
Harold F. Benjamin, manager of the North Platte Social Security Board field office, will meet by appointment at the United States Employment Service Office in Sidney at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday September 18. He urges those 65 or older who retired from covered work to inquire about monthly retirement benefits and widows of covered workers may be eligible for monthly benefits or a lump sum.
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Harold F. Benjamin
North Platte Social Security Board
United States Employment Service Office
Eleventh Avenue
Sidney
Benjamin
Steam Plant Is To Get Work Improvements to the Sidney steam generating plant were approved by the city council Friday night.
Vern Livingston, manager of the utilities, advised the board with engineer Robert Fulton of Lincoln on converting from coal to bunker fuel oil for boilers. He said current heating is wasteful and new gear will save about $2,000 yearly, paying for itself in about three years. Estimated total cost for storage tank and oil burners is $6,477. He blamed inefficient stokers for coal waste and said oil burners would ease firing and ash removal, aiming to have the new facilities ready for next heating season. The power board studies steam rates to curb annual deficits, with a potential rate hike to help downtown patrons.
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Sidney
Board of Public Works
Vern Livingston
Robert Fulton
Lincoln
Livingston
Tojo death prediction noted in Lowe Down column
The Telegraph column The Lowe Down quoted Jack H. Lowe predicting Tojo's death by self harm related to atomic bomb context. Lowe, like Walter Winchell, sought publicity, though not all details of the forecast have proven accurate.
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Japan
Tojo
Telegraph
Lowe
Jack H. Lowe
Walter Winchell
City Officials Consider Downtown Clean Up Drive
Members of Sidney's Chamber merchants committee urged a city wide clean-up to improve appearance. They presented a researched plan and asked the street department to lead with downtown cooperation. Street Commissioner Clair West cited labor shortages while promising steady cleaning of downtown streets. City council appeared receptive and would proceed once adequate help is hired.
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Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee
Sidney
FE. L. Hoover
Fred McHugh
Ed Bennell
Eldred Merrick
Carl Ziegler
Clair West
City highway approaches urged for cleanup improvements
The committee issued specific recommendations on the four highway approaches to the city calling for minor cleanup work that would vastly improve the town’s appearance to passersby driving through.
Ak-Sar-Ben Entries Close Date For 4-H Show
Nebraska and Iowa 4-H members must file baby beeves and fat swine entries by Monday September 17 for Ak-Sar-Ben 18th annual Fat Stock Show in Omaha on October 3 4 and 5. Entries mailed to J J Isaacson secretary 201 Patterson Building Omaha Nebr must be postmarked by midnight.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Harry B. Coffee
Monady
Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha
Coffee
J. J. Isaacson
Patterson Building
Omaha 2
Nebr
Pencil stock at The Telegraph Printing Co.
A local notice states the Telegraph Printing Co holds a stock of pencils in hard, soft, and medium leads, plus a few mechanical pencils available for purchase or use.
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The
Telegraph Printing Co
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Cagis
Overland Greyhound
Operated
Interstate Transit Lines
Tom O'Connell
Mickey Holtman
Norman Wilnes
Lester Hand
Doyle Butts
Duane Kahl
Dick Ayala
Fred Ichinaga
Bud Downs
Clarence Bonesteel
Junior Border
Tim Curiless
Dick Weymouth
O’neil
Hey
Mr. Winchell
Bartlett, Bushel
Colorado
Pearl
Prunes
Safeway
Certo
Kerr
Omar Enr
Suzanna
Jemima
Red Hill
Man
Ibs
Caine Oery
Safeway: Homemakers’ Bureau
Julia Lee Wright
Edwards
Xmas
THUR
SAT
Hi-Way Fruit Market
West Ill. St
CPA
Maddox Motor Co
Hiway
Northwestern
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