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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1956

Page

8

Ress Confident on Nebraska Interstate Funding

State Engineer L. N. Ress said funding for the Nebraska leg of the interstate may come as needed. He noted the June 15 consulting report on the Omaha Lincoln segment and explained estimates vary with route and cost. Nebras ka could receive about 4.4 million in year one and up to 8.6 million at peak, with final totals tied to the route chosen.

L. N. Ress Nebraska Omaha-Lincoln South Omaha Missouri River Seward County Lincoln Ress

Suzettes Extension Club Guest Day at Swanson Home

Members of the Suzettes Extension Club held a guest day meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Esther Swanson home. Guests included Mrs. S. C. Jensen Mrs. Frieda Larsen Mrs. Donald Larsen Mr. Byron Reeve Mr. Ben Riewer Mr. Henry Elsen Mr. Irvin Ehlers Mr. John Engel and Mr. Herschel Spearow. Entertainment committee Mrs. John Edwards and Mrs. Henrietta Borcher led card games after the gathering.

Suzettes Extension Club Esther Swanson Mmes. S. C. Jensen Frieda Larsen Donald Larsen Byron Reeve Ben Riewer Henry Elsen Irvin Ehlers John Engel Herschel Spearow John Edwards Henrietta Borcher

Clover mite spray advised for infestation control

University of Nebraska entomologist Lloyd Anderson recommends malathion spray to curb clover mite populations hiding in bricks or under siding. Spray the lawn around the foundation and hose bricks with cold water to wash off mites, then dust windowsills with pyrethrum or allethrin to force mites into contact with the powder.

Lloyd Anderson University of Nebraska Anderson

Lodgepole Knight Templar Names Grand Warder

Ralph R. Carleton of Lodgepole is named grand war der of the grand commandery of Knights Templar at the 84th state con cleave in Scotts bluff in April 1820. John G. Morris of McCook elected grand commander for 1956 57 with several Lodgepole and Gurley members attending along with wives.

Ralph R. Carleton Lodgepole Knights Templar Scottsbluff John G. Morris McCook Temple Commandery Earl Schultz Harold Keith Sidney Ralph E. Carleton Wayne Campbell Francis Rose Kenneth Morgan Arnold Draper Gurley Keith Schultz Carleton

Needles Wins Florida Derby After Looming Lead Change

At the Florida Derby six horses led at different times before Needles surged to the front and won. Guests received prizes with Mrs. S. C. Jensen high and Mrs. Herschel Spearow low. Members awarding prizes included Mrs. Carl Schmidt high and Mrs. Paul Aude low. Hostess served refreshments after the meet.

S. C. Jensen Herschel Spearow Carl Schmidt Paul Aude Needles

Arbor Day Began in Nebraska as State Horticultural Drive

The Nebraska State Horticultural Society promoted Arbor Day from its 1869 founding at the State Fair in Nebraska City. Sterling Morton, founder of the society, introduced the Arbor Day resolution in 1872, with Furnas aiding promotion. The holiday became a schoolchildren’s rite, tying horticulture to Nebraska’s agricultural booster era.

Nebraska Nebraska State Horticultural Society Nebraska City State Horticultural Society State Board of Agriculture The Horticultural Society Sterling Morton Robert W. Furnas Brownville Furnas

Red Writing Mood Brand Featured by The Telegraph

A note highlights the popular Red Writing mood brand associated with typewriter carbon paper, letter size and legal size, as featured by The Telegraph.

Iran youth to live with Cheyenne County families this summer

Ali Hoseinloo a 24 year old from Iran will stay with Clark Fuller and Dennis Walsh in Cheyenne County from June 11 to July 26. He will speak to civic groups and assist in farm tasks after two years of secondary school and work as a dispatcher for Jajeroud Rural Co op. Host counties are asked to fund about one dollar daily for expenses and souvenirs. interested groups or farms should contact County Agent Ivan Liljegren.

Middle East Cheyenne Ivan Liljegren Ali Hoseinloo Iran Clark Fuller Dennis Walsh Hoseinloo Jajeroud Liljegren Nebraska

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