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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1949
Page
2
Readers press the newspaper to prove that Sidney’s assessed valuation is excessive and leads to disproportionate state taxes. The piece argues for a full study and possible legal reappraisal via a petition by at least twenty percent of gubernatorial election voters, urging citizens to push for equitable taxation.
Horace E Crosby president of the Nebraska State Safety Council reports Nebraska’s traffic fatalities rose to 36 by April 7, nearing last year’s toll for the same period. He notes the 72 percent drop by January faded as spring driving resumes with light heads and heavy feet on dry roads.
Crosby warns that perfect road and pleasant driving weather can create a false sense of security. One moment of inattentiveness while walking or driving can be fatal, so stay vigilant at all times.
University of Nebraska entomologist Jack W. Lomax warns lilac fanciers that lilac scale is an oyster shell like insect and now is the best time to apply control while eggs remain under the scale. Dormant oil sprays are recommended for effective control before June larvae emerge.
Almanac notes a total lunar eclipse tonight with stages from 7 28 to 10 54 MST. Weather outlooks mention damp to seasonable Califor nia and Arizona with northwest threats and possible central western storms.
The bulletin advises sourcing dormant oil sprays or a commercial lime sulfur spray if dormant oil is unavailable. Mix lime sulfur one part to seven or eight parts water. Apply before lilac buds open and when day temperatures exceed 40 F while nights do not fall below freezing. Office Supplies The Telegraph.
Glen Kokes and Glenn Dickinson flew to Chap pell Sidney and Kimball Friday forenoon for a Soil Conservation meeting. Other items note visits and gatherings including George Rogers rites in Sterling and local guests at various homes. TITE TELEGRAPH.
Sidney fire crews responded Monday to a blaze at the Allen Killham residence 1228 18th Avenue caused by an overheated furnace. The fire was extinguished quickly with damages yet to be estimated. The Telegraph notes mention typewriter carbons and stapling machines.
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