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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1953

Page

2

KSID Radio Schedule A Week of Programs and Hosts

Newspaper style listing details KSID radio programming across Monday through Thursday with time slots for on air hosts, music shows, news, weather, and special segments. Notable entries include Rev Daniel Allen, Martin Agronsky, Eddie Arnold Show, Paul Harvey, Tennessee Ernie, Spade Cooley, and Ozzie and Harriet among many others. The schedule shows daily variations and recurring programs across daytime and evening hours.

Daniel Allen Martin Agronsky Sammy Kaye Bing Crosby W.F Don Gardiner Jack Berch M-W-F Eddie Arnold Paul Harvey Bill Ring Ted Malone Peetz Pines KSID Betty Crocker Tennessee Ernie M Air Force Reserve the Lone Ranger Silver Eagle T. Th

Easter Seal funds still being sent in statewide

A slow but steady rise in Easter seal sale receipts was reported by S Orson Perkins executive director of the Nebraska Society for Crippled Children. If late returns keep up the average the 1953 total may equal and slightly exceed last year's figure. Incomplete reports from 37 of 54 counties totaled 30271.58 as of April 15. Douglas County raised 35127.88. The combined goal was 125000 with Cheyenne County at 760.

S. Orson Perkins Nebraska Society For Crippled Children Douglas County Cheyenne County

2 4 D Can Clean Up Bromegrass Fields

Nebraska farmers growing bromegrass seed face hay trouble from sweet clover and weeds. The weeds can be eliminated by spraying with 2 4 D, improving crop quality and yield.

Nebraska

Brome Weed Spray Guidance From Nebraska Agronomist

J D Furrer, assistant extension agronomist at the University of Nebraska, states brome can be sprayed with 2 4 D almost anytime without harming grass or seed crop, except during bloom. Apply when sweet millet or weeds stand five to six inches tall, using 1 to 1 1/2 pints of 2 4 D (40 percent ester) or 1 to 2 pints of 40 percent amine salt per acre for effective weed control without brome injury.

J. D. Furrer University of Nebraska

Sale of Lodgepole Sundry Store Announces Transfer

Lodgepole sale announced with Handley Drug Store at Lodgepole to Sidney Finch of Oshkosh. New owner takes possession June 1. Mrs. Handley and late husband acquired store Oct 18 1926. Mr Handley died June 5 1949. since then Mrs Handley has run the drug sundries. Plans for the future remain definite at this time.

Handley Drug Store Lodgepole Mae T Handley Sidney Finch Oshkosh Handley

Distilled Water Best For Steam Irons Says Expert

Homemakers can easily use distilled water in steam irons. Mrs. Clara N. Leopold of the University of Nebraska notes that refrigerator frost provides soft water when melted, suitable for ironing. She warns that hard tap water contains minerals that can clog vents and shorten iron life.

Laan Gee Sahionw Clara N. Leopold University of Nebraska Jeopold

Faster Cutting with Warm Water Dips for Marshmallows

Practical tip urges dipping shears in warm water between nips to ease cutting marshmallows for desserts. The method aims to reduce sticking and improve clean cuts in a kitchen context.

4-H Club Organizes In Mrs Borgmann Home

Five girls and mothers gathered at 1203 Pine St April 14 1953 to organize a 4 H club. Officers include Joyce Ann Garrard president Patricia Beyer vice president Judy Irwin treasurer Ruth Burke reporter Clara Fae Burke call girl and Mary Jane Besse ill with measles. Leader Mrs Robert Irwin assistant Mrs Ernest Burke. Dues five cents per meeting. Next meeting at Patricia Beyer 1632 Newton. Delicious refreshments served.

Harvey Borgmann Pine St Véning Joyce Ann Garrard Patricia Beyer Treas Judy Ir- Win Ruth Burke Clara Fae Burke Mary Jane Besse Rob

Sunol Community Notes and Health Advice Mixed

The Sunol column blends health tips about preventing tooth decay with local happenings. It covers dental care basics, a Sunol girls volleyball tourney result, nearby social visits, hospital updates, military induction, and a Plainview Club meeting with a seed exchange and a memorial African Violet gift.

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