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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1952

Page

7

Multiflorarose as Living Fence Gains Midwest Popularity

Multiflowered multiflora rose grows rapidly as a permanent living fence across the Midwest. Sportsmen first promoted it for wildlife cover and now farmers praise its windbreak effect that reduces erosion and protects young crops. It does not shade crops or sap neighboring plants and can be planted in straight rows or contour to fit conservation plans. Songbirds benefit from the cover, helping reduce insect damage to crops.

Midwest

Golden Era of American agriculture praised by economists

Economists call the past five years the Golden Age of American agriculture, noting rising prices, higher yields, mechanization, research based practices, and a significant lift in farmers’ living standards. The era brought opportunity and dignity to rural America, though not evenly to all farm families, with expectations of continued growth and more machinery in the future.

America

Spray Paint Touch Up Can Aims Nationwide Hit

A national manufacturer introduces a spray paint product designed for farm touch ups. It claims to end brush, brush can, and thinner preparation, offering a ready to use, factory finish solution.

Increase in Real Estate Prices Foreseen for 1952

Economists project a 5 percent rise in farm real estate values in 1952 as land is seen as a safe investment. They warn that land can be a poor bet without proper operation and financial planning, noting prior price increases driven by inflation and speculation.

Grabill Tract Is Purchased

Antelope Construction Co signs for land along Highway 19 west of Sidney between Country Club Heights and Nelson Johnson subdivisions. Plan set for thirty building sites with half facing east and half west. Three year option on remaining land. one home under construction to showcase. Company expects homes around 18000 dollars and aims for higher quality housing.

The Antelope Construction Co Blaine Grabill Country Club Heights Nelson Johnson Ralph L. Olsen Melvin C. Adams Antelope Olsen Adams Neligh Nebr Sidney Nels Johnson Johnson Max Cory Paul L. Martin

Hat or towel in GOP race as Harry may join

GOP presidential field shows a natty display of headgear while observers focus on Harry. Will he throw in a hat or a towel and enter the contest.

Harry

Will Contest Case Is Back To Lower Court

The Nebraska Supreme Court sent the Mary E. Dryden will contest back to Deuel county district court for trial. Dryden died in 1950 at about 70, leaving an estate around 90000. Grandchildren contest a land section left to attorney E O Richards of Chappell. Contestants Patricia Jean Johnson and Lester F Kerton Jr, both of Seattle, received 1000 and a piano respectively. Supreme Court said the case should be tried in the lower court.

State Supreme ‘Court Mary ‘E. Dryden Deuel County Miss Dryden E. O. Richards Chappell Patricia Jean Johnson Lester Francis Kerton, Jr Seattle Kerton District Court Supreme Court

Fluffy Rice Tip Adds Lemon Juice to Water

Add one teaspoon lemon juice to each quart of water when cooking rice to achieve a light and fluffy texture. This simple technique helps grains separate and prevents clumping. Use fresh lemon juice for best flavor.

Tasmanian blue gum wood noted for strength and density

Tasmanian blue gum is described as one of the strongest and heaviest woods. It is so dense that it sinks in water and remains impervious to marine borers such as teredos.

Polar Bear Sanctuary on Kong Karls Land Stays Protected

The sole polar bear sanctuary besides zoos lies on Kong Karls Land in the Spitsbergen archipelago. Norwegian law protects the breeding grounds, safeguarding the polar bear population in this remote arctic region.

Kong Karls Land Spitsbergen Archipelago

Card of Thanks from the Christensen Family

The Christensen Family expresses sincere thanks for cards flowers visits and kindness during their bereavement. They especially thank Drs Cook and Eitner and the nurses at Taylor Hospital for their thoughtfulness.

Drs. Cook and Eitner Taylor Hospital

Rent Control Is Deterrent To Inflation Says Official

Four members of the Sidney Area Rent Advisory Board returned from Kansas City where Tighe E Woods National Director of Rent Stabilization warned that 1952 is crucial to stabilization to defeat inflation The session drew about 150 rent employees and advisory board members from multiple states including Illinois Wisconsin South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Missouri Colorado and Iowa Woods urged local boards to remain engaged noting their power to hear appeals and stressing that rent stabilization hinges on local action He warned skilled labor migration near military camps challenges mobilization and clarified Rent Stabilization is not a freeze but tied to price and wage trends with costs rising justly compensated by higher rents

Sidney Area W. G. Lowe Illinois Wisconsin South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Missouri Colorado Iowa Woods Rent Advisory Board Mr. Woods Wichita Oscar G. Abern Region VI Chicago Washington, D. C William G. Barr

IDEAL income tax record system advertised by The Telegraph

The Telegraph promotes IDEAL books and sheets for day-by-day records for businessmen and farmers. It advises consulting an income tax expert to confirm IDEAL as the simplest and best solution and mentions available IDEAL supplies at The Telegraph.

Telegraph

Thanks for kindness during Cindy's stay at Taylor Hospital

We express gratitude to friends for cards visits and help during Cindy's hospital stay at Taylor Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Bitner and the nursing staff for wonderful care. Your kindness will always be remembered.

Cindy Taylor Hospital

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