Bridgeport Favored In Sidney Tonight In opener clash
Sidney High School varsity, led by coach Leo Shuman, seeks an upset against the Bridgeport Bulldogs. With Bob Jensen out for torn ligaments, John McWilliams and Dale Buehrer compete for quarterback duties as the Maroons face a heavier, more experienced foe. Kickoff is at eight. Sidney plays three home games this season, with the next home contest not until November unless midseason changes occur.
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Bridgeport Bulldogs
Leo Shuman
Sidney High School
Shuman
Bob Jensen
John McWilliams
Dale Buehrer
Buehrer
Maroons
Bridgeport
Bulldogs
Nebraska
Sidney
Gurley Opens Grid Season With 43 12 Win Over Potter
Gurley defeated Potter 43 to 12 on Potter’s home field to open its six man football season. Gurley led 18 to 6 at halftime and 6 to 0 in the third and fourth quarters. Coach Lowry Lindell said improvement is needed in blocking and tackling but praised the defense. The next game is against Dalton at Gurley on Friday September 30.
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Gurley
Potter
Lowry Lindell
Dalton
New York State Symbols Include Rose But No Official Bird
The Empire State motto Excelsior stands high for New York while the rose serves as the state flower. New York has not adopted an official or unofficial state bird, making its avian symbol status unusual among states.
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Empire State
New York State
New York
Feeding Cows Use Balanced Grain Mix Daily
Efficient feeding hinges on a balanced grain mix aligned to milk output. Farmers should adjust rations based on daily milk production to maximize intake and dairy yield.
Dalton Clips Bunker Hill 10 6 In League Playoff Opener
Dalton wins the first of a three game league playoff 10 to 6 at Dalton on Wednesday night. A big fourth inning with three walks one hit by pitch and four hits produced seven runs and a 9 5 lead. Schmidt hit a two base hit driving in three. Bunker Hill led 5 2 after three innings. Stengel pitched for Dalton and McMurphy eight innings for Bunker Hill with Schubarth finishing. The next game is set for Sunday at Bunker Hill Brownson field at 2 15 p m.
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Dalton
Bunker Hill
Brownson
Schmidt
Herb Schuessler
Bob Steffens
McMurphy
Schubarth
Stengel
Babcock and Doran Reach Sidney Club Golf Finals
Babcock to face Doran in 36 hole final of Sidney Country Club championship this weekend. Babcock edged Frank Gallagher 1 up with a late rally to reach the final. Doran won last week 4 and 3. If weather allows, awards for flight champions and Calcutta Pool winners will follow at the next club dinner dance September 29. Mike Selzer and Nels Miller meet Sunday for the consolation final. Bob Montgomery won the secretary's flight top prize.
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Doran
Ray Babcock
Sidney
Gallagher
Babcock
Calcutta
Mike Selzer
Nels Miller
Bob Montgomery
Dean Wilson
Mineral Deeds and Oil and Gas Lease Forms in Stock
The Telegraph carries regular stock of mineral deeds and oil and gas lease blanks along with other commonly used legal forms. These standard documents are reusable for property transactions and energy leases.
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Telegraph
Bowling Manager Sought at Sioux Ordnance Depot
A manager is being sought for the new bowling alleys at Sioux Ordnance Depot with Rae Duncan as personnel officer. Applications are due September 0. The Civilian Welfare Fund will operate the alleys, slated to be ready by November 1 with equipment installation by October 15.
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Sioux Depot
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Rae Duncan
Civilian Welfare Fund
Kimball School Bonds Vote Set for October 18
Kimball district residents will vote on a 210000 bond issue to finance a new grade school building including kindergarten through fourth grade rooms a combined auditorium and gymnasium. The plan frees space in the current building for remaining grades as grades seven eight and part of six use rooms at Kimball County High School.
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Kimball
Kimball County High School
QE Telegraph News: Station Supplies Backed by In-Stock Clips
QE Telegraph reports consistently stocked paper clips and paper clamps available for immediate purchase. Local office supply buyers can rely on steady inventory and easy access at the retailer.
Veterans urged not to submit duplicate WWII dividend applications
Six World War II veterans in Nebraska are urged by the Veterans Administration not to send a second application for the special insurance dividend. Ashley Westmoreland of the Lincoln Regional Office said duplicates slow the payout of Nebraska's share of 2.8 billion dollars to about 119,000 veterans. The VA can often supply missing data from records. veterans will be notified to submit a new form if essential data is unavailable. Attention is drawn to Item 4 for the veteran’s service serial number to avoid confusion with enlistment date or rank. Washington reports a daily influx of about one million dividend applications in the first ten days after August 29, though many were incomplete or incorrect.
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Nebraska
Veterans Administration
Ashley Westmoreland
Lincoln
Washington
Banner Pioneer I s Dead Burial Today
Funeral services for Fred George Garrard 74 pioneer resident of Banner county will be held at Kimball today after his death at his Napa California home Saturday. Burial details follow in the notice.
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Kimball
Fred George Garrard
Banner County
Napa
Calif
Obituary of Mr Garrard Born May 1 1875 in Michigan
First Presbyterian Church service at 2 p m led by Rev W S Ickler. Mr Garrard born at St Charles Michigan May 1 1875. His parents left Michigan in 1881 and moved to Gage county Nebraska on foot arriving 1883. After 1888, mother with six children homesteaded in Banner county. He farmed there until 1921 then retired to Napa California.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. S. Ickler
Mr. Garrard
St. Charles
Mich
Michigan
Gage County
Nebr
Nebraska
Banner County
Napa, Calif
Police Court Fines In Sidne y Case Details
Police Court records from Sidney show H. P. Raebkes cited for intoxication and fined 15 dollars plus costs. Tom Campbell, Sidney, also charged with intoxication, received a like fine and costs. A separate line notes a 25 dollar fine.
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H. P. Raebkes
Sidney
Tom Campbell
The Telegraph Offers Mimeograph Paper On Demand
Mimeograph paper available in letter or regal sizes at The Telegraph. Stockups catering to urgent needs, with formats suitable for quick printing and archival use.
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Telegraph
County Court Sentences Include Ten Days For Vagrancy
In a Wednesday hearing before Judge Robert A. Barlow County Court Joseph Grooms was sentenced to 10 days in jail on vagrancy charges. Bill Krueger pled guilty to intoxication and received 10 days in jail after a Thursday morning hearing. Vernon Westphalen was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Tom Kallhoff pled guilty to assault and battery and was fined 50 dollars and costs. Edwin J. Engel was fined for writing a check with insufficient funds. John Nicholson of Chappell was fined 50 dollars and costs and his license suspended 30 days for driving while intoxicated. The arrest was by the highway safety patrol.
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Joseph Grooms
Robert A. Barlow
Bill Krueger
Rir
Vernon Westphalen
Highway Safety Patrol
Tom Kallhoff
Quentin McDonald
SCD
Edwin J. Engel
John Nicholson
Chappell
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