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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1963
Page
3
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In the meet results several teams posted notable scores with Brandin' Iron at 447 percent and Sidney Flooring leading the series. Individual highs included I Nelson with 467 in the Hi Ind. Series and L Petersen posting 181 in Hi Ind. Game.
LINCOLN Health brief quotes University of Nebraska expert Helen Becker on higher energy needs in cold weather. She cautions against overdressing children and advises removing outer wear indoors to avoid chilling, linking cold exposure to colds and pneumonia. A 68 degree home temperature is recommended for comfort.
William F. Dickes interior communications electrician second class USN, son of Mr and Mrs Edward J Dickes of Sidney Ohio, serves aboard USS Oriskany deployed on a seven month cruise to the Far East. The carrier will visit the Philippines Japan ports and Hong Kong as part of the Seventh Fleet based at Long Beach California.
The Amazon River basin covers about 2,053,000 square miles, an area nearly double that of any other river systems, highlighting its vast hydrological extent and regional influence.
Eagle News reports Dale Weyerts and his family moved their mobile home to Scottsbluff Nebraska on Friday. They will reside there while Dale attends Scottsbluff Junior College. The Weyerts family joined grandparents in nearby visits earlier in the week.
Cub Scout Den 6 of Pack 82 met at the den mother’s home on September 17 at 3 15 PM. The group painted clothespins for the upcoming pack meeting. Danny Egging provided refreshments. Dean Josten served as reporter.
Mt Waialeale on Kauai Hawaii records an extraordinary average annual rainfall of 472 inches. The figure underscores the Hawaiian peak as a legendary climate outlier attracting researchers and weather watchers alike.
A cooperative USDA University of Nebraska survey shows automatic washers used almost daily by about half of participating families while non automatic users launder mostly once weekly. Water use differed little when accounting for loading behavior. most women still launder by hand. Also Santa Fe Trail sites in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and New Mexico were named eligible for National Historic Landmarks register.
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