Thorough Watering of Grass Once Each Week Stressed
Cheyenne Wyoming horticultural station demonstrates weekly deep watering to 14 inches, about four hours per section, plus seed mixtures of Kentucky blue grass and clover. Hedges include Cotoneaster Acutifolia and native dogwood. hardy trees feature hackberry and cottonwood. Flowers show bright color with asters resistant to disease under testing for several years.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Sunnyside
Sunol
Sidney
Filing trays and A to Z index by The Telegraph
Metal and cardboard filing trays offered in three standard sizes accompanied by an A Z index to fit them. The Telegraph markets a complete desktop organization set for offices and homes.
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Telegraph
Rural Youth to Discuss Plans at Andersens Home
Cheyenne County Rural Youth officers will meet at Margery Andersen's home Thursday night to map the coming year's program. The next regular Rural Youth meeting is set for Tuesday night, September 27, at the Sidney City Auditorium.
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Cheyenne County Rural Youth
Margery Andersen
Sidney City Auditorium
Rural Youth Leaders Attend Western Regional Meeting
Kenwood Andersen of Dalton and Wahpeton North Dakota attended the Western Regional Rural Youth U S A executive committee meeting. Andersen serves as president of both the group and the Nebraska State Rural Youth.
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Kenwood Andersen
Dalton
Wahpeton
North Dakota
U.S. A
Andersen
Nebraska
Scout Plans for 1949 50 Charted in Cheyenne District
Plans for the boy scout program in 1949 50 in Cheyenne County will be made at a meeting of the Cheyenne Scout district tonight in the Shelter House at the Legion Park Rae Jones district chairman will preside at the meeting.
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Cheyenne County
Cheyenne
The
Legion Park
Rae Jones
Sound farm use urged by Nebraska expert for stability
Prof. Marvel L. Baker of the University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station told a Production Credit Association meeting that sound land use and a flexible livestock program are key to reducing surpluses and improving the nation’s diet. He criticized lenders who ignore breeding and feeding needs, noting bulls once priced as low as 50 dollars and banks blocking protein supplement financing despite proven returns.
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Marvel L. Baker
University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Production Credit Association
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Baker
Altho
4-H Award Notes Cheyenne County Past Year Work
Summaries of 4-H club accomplishments in Cheyenne County are due at the extension office today. The 4-H awards committee will meet Saturday October 1 to review and determine awards for outstanding work. Top 4-H’ers will receive honors at the annual Achievement Banquet on Friday November 4.
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Cheyenne County
Former Sidney Girl Wins Golfing Honors
Mrs. Gilbert Levy formerly Wilma Schulz of Sidney wins the Colby Cup final in the senior district women’s golf association near Washington. She played through retirement on crutches, shot 44 and 43 at Columbia Country Club, and previously won a trophy two years earlier.
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Gilbert Levy
Wilma Schulz
Sidney
Washington, D. C
Prince Georges Golf
Levy
W. W. Schulz
Welfare Meetings Planned Across Alliance and Columbus
District and state welfare division meetings of Nebraska Welfare Association groups will be held next week in Alliance and Columbus. Mrs. Jess Osborn Cheyenne County welfare director says the Panhandle Chapter will meet Alliance Wednesday with State Child Welfare Department official Stanley Good as speaker. The state welfare directors association board will convene in Columbus on September 26. Mrs. Osborn serves on the board.
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Nebraska Welfare Association
Alliance
Columbus
Jess Osborn
Cheyenne County
Panhandle
State Welfare Association
Stanley Good
State Child ‘Welfare ‘Department
Lincoln
State Welfare Directors Association
Osborn
Four W S C S Circles Meet for Fall Activities
Four Circles of the Womens Society of Christian Service met on Thursday. Circle one held a family picnic at Legion Park with a covered dish supper and a devotional by Rev. W. L. Jewett. Circle two gathered at a country home with ten members present and plans for a rummage on October 14–15 and a bazaar on November 17. Circle three hosted by Mrs. Glen Bales featured a Methodist school history roll call and a Life of Christ devotional. Circle four at Mrs. Ralph Spearow's home collected materials to send to the overseas Council of Church Women and included a luncheon.
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Womens Society of Christian Service
Circle Number One
Legion Park
Robert Wait
Lester Elkinton
W. L. Jewett
Circle Number Two
Alfred Jorgenson
George Young
Martin Christofferson
C.A. Foster
C. C. Dimick
F. E. Longan
W. Ll. Mowrer
Sarah Chakko
Isabel Thoburn
India
Leon Lafler
Foster
Glen Bales
Mae’ Rose
Circle Three
D. E. Weimer
Weimer
Christ
Circle Number Four
Ralph Spearow
E. M. Gates
Ray Hall
Council of Church Women
Cherry Pie Improves Flavor with Seedless Raisins
A simple kitchen tweak adds one half cup of seedless raisins to a cherry pie. The change is reported to yield a pleasant flavor enhancement and a richer overall pie experience.
Woman Fatally Struck by Car Held on Manslaughter Charge
Mary Dineen, 65, of Scotts Bluff died after being struck by a car driven by Robert Rathenberger, 24, formerly of Bridgeport, at a Scottsbluff street crossing. Rathenberger, whose vehicle reportedly had no brakes, is to be charged with manslaughter under the motor vehicle manslaughter law, says Scotts Bluff County Attorney Chauncey Sheldon.
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Robert Rathenberger
Bridgeport
Scotts Bluff
Chauncey Sheldon
Mary Dineen
Rathenberger
Scottsbluff
Pastel or dark shades for home or office desks
The Telegraph highlights options in pastel and dark color schemes for desks suitable for homes and offices.
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the Telegraph
Plane Beacon Lights Are Moved On Beam
Plane beacon lights are moved off the light line of air lanes. The beacon light that used to mark the path has been relocated to adjust alignment. Kimball Bushnell and Dix are mentioned in connection with the change. The note reflects aviation safety and air traffic coordination efforts.
Obstruction lights moved for Cheyenne air corridor
Beacons atop Kimball water tower removed and new red blinking lights installed on towers southeast and southwest of Kimball. White lights sweep along the path of the Cheyenne east radio beam, about three miles south of Kimball, aiding pilots at night. Course red blinking lights will be added by the CAA on the water tower to warn low-flying airmen.
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Kimball Water Tower
Dix
Bushnell
Kimball
Cheyenne
CAA
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