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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1957
Page
11
Editorial notes Cheyenne County equalization raises provoke tax worries. It explains how valuations affect overall tax load but clarifies that budgets set by city, school, and county governments determine mill rates and that public hearings are the time to speak up to seek lower taxes or spending.
A Peetz area farmer notes Sidney dealers keep full stocks and provide sound service for farm implements. Sidney once ranked as Nebraska’s third largest distributor behind Omaha and Lincoln, aided by strong rail and highway links and growing potential for air transport.
The 30 day forecast hints at cooler weather and above normal moisture, signaling the drought may end. Nebraska could see a transformed ag sector with irrigated valleys aiming for high yields and new diversification in production and water use. Oil energy totals are also contrasted with global population.
It's always darkest before the dawn. Sid ney’s construction program appears to have turned around with several building and remodelling jobs underway that will beautify the downtown area and raise Sid ney’s prestige as a shopping center. More projects in the offing and 1957 residential construction should make a busy year. Progress marches on.
Private insurers have driven large gains in hospital, surgical, and medical expense protection over 15 years. Most families now carry some health coverage, reducing appeal of government socialized medicine as the public solves costs through private business.
Omaha senator Tordik urged stiff action in the State Legislature against driving on a suspended license. Proposed law imposes 30 days jail on first offense, six months on subsequent offenses, plus auto impoundment at violator expense. A local driver already suspended three times faced fines only.
Congress has been in session for over 344 months with 12 major agenda items and only three enacted. A 200 million dollar Middle East aid package was approved, and authorities to deploy troops were granted if needed. Eight items remain unfinished including federal education aid and civil rights legislation.
Lincoln legislature returns after Easter with twice as many bills awaiting initial debate as 1955, while committee hearings finish sooner. Gov Anderson fights local tax raises and seeks to hold state spending with a hard line on property taxes, teacher retirement levy, and the Univ Nebraska Medical College levy. Polio vaccine disputes flare between state health officials and the Medical Association as a cigarette tax proposal and Game Commission reforms move through the session.
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A narrator laments nightly dreams of violence and heartache that ruin sleep. He frets about psychiatry and violence in the bedroom and jokes about voodoo books as he wonders why happiness vanishes at night.
Editor Bernie Camp argues the North Platte water bank supported half a million acres of crop land during the four-year drought. He notes 1956 was the Platte River’s shortest flow on record, and Lake McConaughy stored water for use by Gosper, Phelps, Kearney, Dawson, and Lincoln counties, along with other canal systems, preventing massive losses in corn and alfalfa production.
Feet bear the body’s weight and require daily care. Bath and dry them, wear properly fitted shoes, and use powder or oil to soften skin. Toe nails should be cut straight, toes wiggled for flexibility, and seek podiatrist help for persistent problems.
Gerald Price transitions from a supporting turn in The Threepenny Opera to assume the lead role of highwayman Macheath as the production continues its Broadway run. He first drew Broadway attention in that show in 1954 at a Greenwich Village theater before joining Fanny for two years.
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