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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1956
Page
12
A compact devotional note highlights growth and wisdom drawn from Luke 2 40 51 52 and 1 Peter 2 1 5 4 1 1 Philippians 4 4 9 offers guidance on joy peace and steadfast faith through scriptural references urging reflection and application.
A 1956 broadcast summarizes a Senate subcommittee on narcotics noting 60 000 addicts in the United States and 30 000 known addicts listed by the Federal Narcotics Bureau. It links youth culture, parental attitudes, and education to rising drug use and crime and cites Christian self control as a remedy. Jim Sack of Michigan State led the Spartans in hitting in 1956.
The final discussed weed in Cheyenne County is Canada thistle also called creeping or cursed thistle. It is a perennial spreading by underground roots and seed, sending shoots every eight to twelve inches with 2 to 4 foot stalks and smooth brown seeds. It persists in alfalfa, grass and poorly cleaned grains and resists 2 4-D requiring sodium chlorate or clean cultivation for control.
The Sidney Telegraph details numerous home visits around Sidney Cheyenne County and Lodgepole. It notes teachers mostly hired for the upcoming year and outlines the school calendar, opening football date, and band booster event.
Gurley Public Schools will open term on August 27 1956 with full days. Pre registration for high school students is August 22 with grade 9-10 in the morning and 11-12 in the afternoon. Teachers meetings begin August 23 at 8 30 a.m. School closes August 31 for Cheyenne County Education Association workshop at Sioux Ordnance School and Labor Day September 3 1956.
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