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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1957
Page
12
Sidney faces a two thirds complete fiscal year with less than one third of the capital outlay budget spent. Eight month reports show total capital outlay of 76 007.89 against a 246 748 budget, with utilities totaling 119 197 budgeted and 53 744.87 spent.
A state county court records list numerous traffic and license offenses. Defendants include Russell Lowery Sidney for failure to display plates and registration. Leopoldo Segura Crawford for no trailer license. John Noetzelmann Casper for speeding. and others across multiple states with fines ranging from 5 to 27 dollars plus costs.
Nebraska University School of Journalism and the Nebraska Press Assn urge seniors to pursue journalism. They note rising demand, rising pay, and the role of news work in democracy, urging careful professional preparation and openness to the field.
Cheyenne County probate case ends with dismissal allowing County Judge Smith to let the November 5 1952 will stand. The May 15 1956 will would have directed equal shares but is rejected due to lack of testamentary capacity. Estate valued at more than 110000 dollars.
The Telegraph highlights Red Writing Hood typewriter carbon paper available in leer and regal sizes.
Lincoln University of Nebraska College of Agriculture reports a record 9000 soil samples received since January with 7834 sent in during the same period last year. Assistant Extension agronomist Delno Knudsen notes testing takes three to four weeks and warns it is too late for small grain tests this spring but late planting tests for corn and sorghum may still be obtained.
Beatrice will host the 1957 state land judging contest on October 22. Harold Gilman from the University of Nebraska announced the site after a selection from 11 invited towns. Teams will be those surviving seven area eliminations. no individual adult eliminations in area contests.
Ginther Warren & Ginther, oil operators with Cheyenne County Dorman Field holdings, drill in Texas wildcat Test No 1 C W Killam, 14 miles northeast of Laredo. They target Edwards Sand at about 14 000 feet, beneath a vast uplifted salt dome. Ginther calls the structure an underground mountain and plans to reach 18 000 feet total depth.
Michigan State averaged over 61 000 fans per game across nine 1956 football games. Ted Kluszewski has led the Cincinnati Reds in batting in seven of the past eight years.
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