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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1952
Page
4
A historical note extols drainage as boosting crop yields and farm profits. Proper drainage deepens soil, conserves topsoil, raises temperatures, and allows earlier cultivation after rains. It reduces labor costs, enables drought resistance, lowers machinery expenses, and can pay for itself in one to five years.
Midwest farmers increasingly keep sheep to conserve soil and require less labor than other livestock. Successful Farming notes a favorable long term price outlook for native sheep, with demand supporting high lamb and mutton prices. A small initial flock suits busy farms, providing extra income and pasture efficiency. five ewes plus lambs fit on roughly one acre, with lower costs than beef cattle.
Nutritionists report Americans are better fed than 15 years ago. Compared with pre World War I levels, U.S. diets show 19 percent more meat poultry and fish, 42 percent more eggs, 11 percent more fruits and vegetables, 20 percent more dairy products except butter, and 24 percent less potatoes and 17 percent less grain products.
A nutritious casserole combines chicken corn green pepper celery butter eggs milk and breadcrumbs to create a hearty baked dish. The recipe outlines a balanced mix of protein vegetables and dairy for a filling meal.
Unofficial Nebraska results show 320k votes cast with more ballots to count. AP totals list Republicans ahead of Democrats about two to one, with Stassen and MacArthur stand-ins and several write-ins. Democratic figures include Kefauver Kerr Truman Stevenson and Byrd among others.
Maple Grove notes report numerous visits and gatherings. Jerry Stengel and Ed Miles families hosted or joined guests at multiple homes. The Farmers Union met at Ed Miles with a report from Omaha. Upcoming meeting set for April 18 at Harvey Miles home.
The March report by Francis Hiner of the Nebraska State Employment Service in Sidney notes growing labor demand, especially in building construction, outpacing local supply as workers migrate. He warns housing shortages could curb availability even with a clearance system to recruit workers from elsewhere.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Michelman Mr and Mrs Charles Wise and family and Mr and Mrs Harry Mancus and daughters visited Sunday afternoon at the Cecil Tremain home. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nelson spent Sunday night and Monday at the John Olson home. Dianne Sterling is spending several days this week at the Harvey Miles home.
John Elwell of Elwell Motor Company announces Mile-A-Minute Marty, a gag comic strip featuring a versatile salesman. The strip will run weekly starting next Tuesday in The Telegraph as part of the dealership's advertising push.
In March the Weyerts Rustlers 4-H Club met at the Weyerts schoolhouse with 10 members present. Officers elected were President Roland Jurgens, vice president David Ihrig, secretary James Ihrig, and news reporter Rodney Horst. Ivan Liljegren county agent assisted and showed cattle club pictures. Next meeting is April 4 with Rod and Bob Horst hosting.
The Lot of Landscape New Zealand describes a diverse geography including plains Downs valleys hills and mountains. It highlights the variety of terrain across the country and its potential for exploration and study.
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