Safe Driving Course Signals Trend Toward Practical Education
Sidney High School introduces driver education under Mr. Carl Crouse with classroom and behind the wheel training. The one semester course emphasizes safe driving, courtesy, law observance, and public welfare, using equipment from Kokjer Motor Co and U. S. Royal Master tires. Twenty seven students enrolled as the program meets state department approval and is praised by police and traffic authorities.
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Sidney High School
O. J. Weymouth
Carl Crouse
T. E. Kokjer
Chevrolet
R. W. van
Gundy
Stickney’s
Albert Nimitz
Mr. Crouse
Vergal Winn
Telegraph
Sidney
State Department of Education
State Department of Public Instruction
American Automobile Association
Kokjer Motor Co
Trols
Motor Vehicle Division
Nebraska
Maroons and Irish Launch 1949 Gridiron Season Tonight
The Sidney High Maroons and St. Pat’s Academy Irish begin the 1949 football season with opening games. Sidney travels to Sterling, while the Irish visit Benkleman. Both teams face weight and experience gaps. Sidney’s starter lineup is listed and the Academy fields 26 players under Coach Tom Dineen.
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Sidney High School
St. Pat’s Academy
Sidney High
Sterling
Tigers
Benkleman
Leo Shuman
Shuman
Tom Dineen
Davis
Montgomery
Burr
Riha
D. Schneider
Tob
Adams
Bagby
Barlow
Bolt
Darnstead
McWilliams
Schaffert
W. Schneider
Sebold
Sellers
Dimick
Haupt
Jewett
Kincaid
Smith
Wise
Academy
Dineen
Jim Heaton
Jack Campbell
Leonard Deaver
Tom Bowman
Herb Hrus
Peetz and Million Promising Freshmen on Nebraska Squad
Two Sidney boys join the University of Nebraska freshman football team. Richard Peetz, a 200-pound back from St Patrick's High School, and Lewis Million, a Sidney High School center hopeful, are listed as top prospects by Nebraska Fresh coaching staff. Peetz was a hard hitting back for the Irish last year. Million starred at center for the Maroons.
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Sidney
University of Nebraska
Richard Peetz
St. Patrick’s High School
Lewis Million
Sidney High
Peetz
Million
Maroons
Nebraska Fresh
Blip Doran Again Title Contender In Golf Tourney
G H Blip Doran of Sidney Country Club reached the 1949 championship final by defeating Roy Thom as 4 and 3. He will face the winner of the Babcock Gallagher semi final after Gallagher, medalist, and Babcock clash this Saturday. Nels Miller won the consolation with Milt Hand sel 8 and 7. Dr C B Dorware captured the president's flight title with a 4 2 win over Major Edward Fonda. Dean Wilson beat McLaughlin 6 4 in the secretary's flight final.
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G. H
Blip) Doran
Sidney Country Club
Roy Thomas
Doran
Babcock-Gallagher
Gallagher
Babcock
Nels Miller
Milt Handsel
C. B. Dorware
Edward Fonda
Dean Wilson
McLaughlin
Ideal Income Tax Records system advertises wide farmer use
Hundreds of farmers and business men rely on this simplified system for keeping records. Complete sets and refill sheets are stocked. An income tax consultant would call IDEAL the ideal record keeping solution, advertised by The Telegraph.
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TELE
Dalton Bunker Hill In Play Off September 18
Dalton and Bunker Hill meet in a decisive playoff on September 18 at 2 PM on the Bunker Hill diamond. Both teams tied for first after splitting the first half. Dalton won the second half. Bunker Hill clinched playoff entry by beating Gurley 9 to 4 with McMurphy guiding the victory.
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Dalton
Bunker Hill
Cheyenne County Baseball League
Gurley
Hass
McMurphy
Kennedy Vieing For Wesleyan Grid Team
Stan Kennedy son of G E Kennedy of Sidney joins 70 men at Nebraska Wesleyan University fall drills. Coach Bus Knight classifies him as a promising freshman prospect for Brickfield. Kennedy 17, 5 8 1/2, 160 pounds, ex Sid ney high letterman also plays basketball and track. Plainsmen open nine game schedule against Omaha University September 17 at O N Magee Memorial Stadium on campus.
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Stan Kennedy
G. E. Kennedy
Sidney
Nebraska Wesleyan Univrsity
Wesleyan Plainsmen
Omaha University
O. N. Magee
Wesleyan Cam
Kickoff Set For 8 P.M. Event
The notice states a kickoff time of 8:00 p.m. for an upcoming event. Details are sparse in the readable text, but the scheduled start is clearly 8:00 p.m., with no further contextual information available in the fragment.
Frye Leads Midget Racing Before Fatal Sidney Crash
Howard Howdy Frye Jr. topped Scottsbluff Speedway standings last season with 19 firsts, 7 seconds, and 5 thirds driving No. 68. He died two days after a Aug. 20 crash at Sidney midget races, while racing at the Cheyenne county fair.
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Howard
Howdy” Frye, Jr
Sidney
Scottsbluff Speedway
Frank Hayward
Mitchell
Fryer
Airport
Cheyenne County Fair
Elections Begin At Sidney High
Excitement rises at Sidney High School as campaigns for student body government start and freshmen face initiation ceremonies next week. Elections open Wednesday to choose leaders for the coming year and Monday features frosh dressing as song titles and performing parts of the songs they represent at assembly. Initiation includes a green hatchet hidden on campus with a penalty of wearing green until week six if not found.
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Sidney High School
Hold-Over Governors Named In School Roster
J hold over governors Jeannie Miller senior John Harden junior and Marcelyn Dedrick sophomore appear in the reading roster listing for the upcoming term. The fragment lists three students by name and year, indicating a governance or student leadership structure within the school.
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Jeannie Miller
John Harden
Marcelyn Dedrick
Softwoods and Paint Adherence Observed
A fragment notes that lightweight softwoods generally hold paint longer than heavy woods, suggesting material choice affects coating durability.
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Jensen
Ovenden
Willard
Buehrer
Ira Lund
Studebaker
Studebak
Bauman
Motor Coo
Illinois St
Nebr
Blip Doran
Ideal Income Tax
Cheyenne County Loop
Brownson
Kennedy
Wesleyan
Frye
Eman
Hank
Porter Oil
America
Royal Master
V.s
ROYAL
Dad
Belboom
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