Irish Open Grid Year Takes Team To Oshkosh
Coach John Dykal leads St Patrick's Academy grid squad against Oshkosh at Sidney High School field this Friday at 8 pm. With limited reserves, expectations are for a strong stand led by starting lineup featuring Deaver Henke Brown Anderjaska Weibel Milan Kumor Pflum Dickes Bolke Heeg. Reserves Skrdlant Nowak Leonard Weibel likely see action.
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John Dykal
St. Patrick’s Academy
Oshkosh
Sidney High School
Garden County Boys
Dykal
Ernie Deaver
Cyril Henke
Stewart Brown
Bernard Anderjaska
Rennie Weibel
Regis Milan
Leo Kumor
Jim Pflum
Bill Dickes
Edward Bolke
Vince Heeg
Stanley Skrdlant
Larry Nowak
Don Leonard
Don Weibel
SHS Reserves Open Practice Seeks New Players
Sidney High School football reserves begin practice under Coach Hay Maley now assisted by Don Burrows. About twenty boys from freshman and sophomore classes train daily for the opening game against Sterling reserves at Sidney on Wednesday September 26 at 2 pm. Upcoming games include Kimball ninth and tenth graders on October 9 at Kimball and Oshkosh Reserves at Sidney on October 16. The coaches urge tenth graders to join, aiming to boost competition and strengthen the squad with names listed among the players.
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Sidney
Kimball
Oshkosh
Burrows
Maley
Bys
Anderson
Allen
Gene Barnes
Bond
R. Borwn
Olds
Grove
Killham
A. Lewis
Lewis
Jim Krueger
Jerry Krueger
Kesselring
Marsh
Mahr
Niekum
Schmidt
Kuman
Spearow
Simpson
Taylor Wagner
Willis
Gurley Gridders Start Practices
Gurley High School football opens practice under mentor Robert Carter tasked with rebuilding the team after eight top lettermen left. Five lettermen remain: Gerald Rohde, Richard Gibbons, Riley Sterling, Bob Bartels, and Kenny Kieselhorst. Promising sophomores Ray Kuehn, Jim Nimms, and Norval Oversdall show potential as ends.
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Gurley
Robert Carter
Curley
Oarter
Gerald Rohde
Richard Gibbins
Riley Sterling
Bob Bartels
Kenny Kieselhorst
Ray Kuehn
Jim Nimms
Norval Oversdall
Carter
Gaulle Vest Pbodivie
Deer Permit Drawing Set At Statehouse
The State Game Commission will hold a deer permit drawing in the East Senate chamber at the Statehouse Saturday at 2 a.m. With over 7 800 applications and only 1 200 permits, chances are seven to one against winning. Bucks season runs December 8 to 17.
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State Game Commission
Senate
Statehouse
Bunker Hill Host To Pine Bluffs Sunday
A special baseball game is set for next Sunday afternoon on the Brownson Diamond with Bunker Hill facing Pine Bluffs Wyoming. Pine Bluffs has a strong pool record this season and won the league playoff while Bunker Hill has had an uneven season but is expected to challenge for the win.
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Brownson
Bunker Hill
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Hiway Patrol Officer Ivie Pays Fine and License Suspended
Hiway Patrol officer Robert Ivie was charged with driving while intoxicated and paid a $100 fine plus costs. His driver's license was suspended for ten days as part of the penalty.
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Robert Ivie
Awarded Captain Kidd by New York City in 1691
Captain Kidd received a $750 award from New York City in 1691. The item notes the reward's amount and issuing city, reflecting colonial-era bounty practices.
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Captain Kidd
Panhandle Grid Season II Opens With Crawford Gering Clash
Panhandle Football League opened Thursday night with Crawford at Gering as part of a full conference schedule. Sidneys first league game is Sept 21 at home against Bridgeport, with Sept 13 Crawford at Gering and other contests listed through Nov 16. A conference officials meeting is set for Saturday at Scottsbluff High School with Leo Shuman and others attending.
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Panhandle
Armed Forces
Gering
Crawford-Gering
Sidney
Bridgeport
Crawford
Bayard
Chadron
Gordon
Minatare
Mitchell
Kimball
Ogallala
Scottsbluff High School
Leo Shuman
Shuman
Ray Maley
Don Burrows
Glenn Ackerson
Art Bauer
William E. Pegg
Lorene Hightower
Santa Clara Co. Fair
California
The
Fair Association
San Jose
Miss Hightower
C. J. Hightower
J. C. Hienie
VU. S. Naval Air Station
Moffet Field
San Francisco
William
Lions Honor Junior Teams at Sidney Lions Club Meeting
Lions Club honored junior baseball tournament captains Ward Hinrichs of Gurley and Jack Robinson of the Sioux Ordnance Depot at their Wednesday meeting. Paul Faust praised the players, announced future trophy delivery, and the club voted 200 toward sponsoring Sidney High School band Band Day trip.
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Sidney Lions Club
Ward Hinrichs
Gurley
Jack Robinson
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Paul Faust
Faust
Lions Club
Sidney High School
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Wayne Ayers
Ralph Thompson
Bob Clark
John Klock
Minneapolis, Minn
Harold Katz
SOD Lions Club
S. Hardy
Harry Brience
Joe Sartori
Firestone Corporation
Ray Maley
Nebraska
Art Bauer
Idney High School
OPS base date pricing charts official forms
OPS base date pricing charts and official forms to meet government requirements are available at The Telegraph.
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THE
Telegraph
Ancient Chinese ceremony marks rice sowing by emperor
Rice has long symbolized China's food system with a legendary rite dating to 2800 B.C. In this ceremony the emperor sows the rice himself while four other grains are planted by princes of the royal family.
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China
Baseball Title Contest To Be Sunday
Baseball fans head to Dalton Sunday night for the Pan handle Baseball League final. Dalton and Peetz each hold one win in the three game series with predicting favoring Peetz while Dalton seeks an upset. Bernie Fuehrer may start for Peetz and Jerry Stengel for Dalton. Game begins at 8 oclock with trophy presentations by league secretary Charles Dalton to the champion Peetz and to the tournament winner.
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Dalton
Panhandle Baseball League
Peetz
Bernie Fuehrer
Jerry Stengel
Charles Dalton
Wheat drive set to aid foreign relief program
Cheyenne County CROP committee aims for at least one carload of wheat for foreign aid. Oct 1 to Oct 15 drive, led by Ed Gerlach and Rudy Munderloh. Township chairmen to be named. CROP, backed by Catholic Rural Life Church World Service and Lutheran World Relief, is a volunteer relief program approved by state and federal agencies. It serves Europe, the Holy Land, and the Far East during emergencies and welcomes all faiths.
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Cheyenne
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Ed Gerlach
Rudy Munderloh
Catholic Rural Life
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
State Department
United States Department of Agriculture
National Farm Organizations
Europe
Holy Land
Far East
Ministry of Mercy
Atomic bomb burst as top threat plan cited
An airburst detonated around two thousand feet above ground level is considered the most destructive form of attack, surpassing water or ground bursts in impact according to expert assessment.
Red Light Tactics For Worms At Night
Night worm gathering guidance notes using red lights to avoid startling worms. It states worms retreat into holes when exposed to white light, while red illumination keeps them calm and visible for collecting.
Any Old Tables or Lamps for National Guard Armory
National Guard appeals for furniture donations to armory recreation room. Only one prior contribution, a sofa and chair from W. E. Gehrig, received. They seek lamps desks tables chairs and other usable or repairable items and will call for pickup due to near empty funds.
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National Guard
W. E. Gehrig
National Guard Armory
One Eye On Strike
A fragment notes that one eye sometimes fails to see, leaving the other to do all the work. The text suggests an unnoticed lapse in vision, highlighting the oddity of synchronized sight for two eyes.
Gateway to Alaska Seattle’s boom due to gold and timber
The city known as Gateway to Alaska grew with the Klondike gold strike of 1897 and later expanded through timber exports. It surpassed the $100 million annual commerce mark in two-way trade during World War II, underscoring its rapid economic expansion.
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Alaska
Seattle
Klondike
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Victor Siedow
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J. C. Penney Bldg
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Thermador Electric Combination
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Tenth Ave
Maxwell House Coffee
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Omar White
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Bluhill
Betty Crocker
RED .& White Food Store
C. R. Fitz
Lawrence Welks
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