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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1951
Page
4
University of Delaware agricultural experiment station finds broilers require at least 0.6 square feet per bird. Expanding, expandable arch-roof poultry houses built in four-foot sections allow scalable space while avoiding interior support posts. Crowding negatively affects growth uniformity feed use and cost per pound.
Cattle owners in states along the Canadian border are warned of bovine anaplasmosis outbreaks. The disease, once mainly southern, western, now appears in northern states like Minnesota. Mild cases evade owners. carriers shed germs to other cattle.
Nine ounce Egg Rufus Jennings of Oak Knoll farm shows a nine ounce egg from one of his 5,000 New Hampshire hens. Jennings notes no dead bird, the hen survived. The egg tops the eight and a half ounce U S mark set by a Windham New Hampshire hen, which died.
Nebraska will conduct radio active phosphorus tests in several sites this spring under Robert A. Olson who leads the study. The investigation aims to measure phosphorus delivery power in local soils and determine what share of oat phosphorus comes from the soil versus fertilizer.
Egg whites whip best after resting in a dish at room temperature for a short period. The guidance notes that letting them stand improves volume and texture for beating.
Goodview News reports a large turnout at the Goodview Community Club meeting held Tuesday at the schoolhouse. Officers elected include Frank Jones as president, Don Hafer as vice president, and Mrs. Edward Schmidt as secretary-treasurer. The sophomore class of Lodgepole High School performed two one act plays, and refreshments were served by the committee.
Sunol notices greet birthday celebration for Mrs Brauer at Tom Hubbells home. A Home Ec class held a style show. Rickie Englert released from Taylor Hospital. Cork Booth seeks April draft examination in Denver. Local folks attend William Schroll funeral. families visit Texas and Lincoln relatives.
Veterinarians warn that three parasite types stomach worms lung worms and nodular worms threaten cattle. Calves ingest eggs shed by infected adults via grass from contaminated pastures causing anemia coughing and severe scours. Proper diagnosis and targeted control across veterinary guidance prevent heavy losses.
Senator Ray Babcock of Sidney urged turning a full liquor probe into a grand jury in Douglas County. He said time and money limits prevent a full committee investigation, and that witnesses need immunity. Governors actions followed the probe with the removal of Liquor Commissioner Blaine Young.
The Nebraska State Bar Association will sponsor institutes in Omaha on April 30 and Scottsbluff on May 1 to discuss oil and gas law. Speakers include Archibald Weaver Falls City on pioneering practices, W H Everett Casper on producer’s 88-Its variations, Roland V Rodman Oklahoma City on contract terms, Raymond M Myers Dallas on legal aspects of conservation, Wallace Hawkins Dallas on the same topic, and John Paul Jackson Dallas on federal tax consequences. Each address will be followed by a discussion period.
The Prairie Meadow Sussettes met at District 142 on April 17 for a reorganized year kick off. Officers elected included Phyllis Harris president Sandra Mayer vice president Sonja Shoemaker secretary treasurer and Sharel Sanders news reporter. The next meeting is set for April 30 at District 142.
A Pennyslvania style community page notes Sunday visits among local families. Richard Hern bloom and family joined Mrs. Albert Brandi and girls at Harold Hernbloom’s home. Tremain, Talich, Hokom, Hart, Theis, Block and Olson families share gatherings in Sidney and Julesburg areas. Neal Schmale spent time with Sidney grandparents as a Stanley Party proceeds at Mrs. Russell Olson’s home.
The 4-H Club Sunday observance falls on the fifth Sunday after Easter. This year the celebration is scheduled for Sunday, April 29, with activities stressing the Heart H theme and communal participation.
Cheyenne County Agents Violet Shepherd and Ivan Liljegren note that Rural Life Sunday observed by church groups nationwide emphasizes the strength of Christianity in rural life. With 4 H theme Working Together for World Understanding members are urged to unite for heavenly guidance and strength.
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