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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1970
Page
5
University of Nebraska Plant Disease of the Week explains powdery mildew affects many trees shrubs and flowers with high humidity and cool nights. It recommends preventive fungicide programs using sulfur products and other labeled chemicals with 7 to 10 day intervals and thorough coverage.
Sidney Police investigated four minor weekend accidents with no injuries reported. Wayne Deweese backed into John Whittle’s car at Goodyear Service Lot Saturday at 3 32 pm. Grant Saturday 9 pm Victor Deaver northbound on 12th Avenue was struck by Roberta Hallamore backing from the curb. Patty Gregg hit a street barricade Sunday 6 20 am at 13th Illinois. Howard Portz parked on 15th when Ethel Reutzel struck his vehicle Sunday 5 15 pm.
The Telegraph Printing Co. specializes in business printing including business cards and related items, offering printing services and likely serving local clients with card design and production options.
A Cheyenne County fair booth will collect for DeAnna Jacobs born in Chadron in May and now in Denver hospital care. The fair board donates the booth, the Chamber decorates and staffs it, and a collection box welcomes contributions. Parents Jerry and (Mrs.) Jacobs, Chadron State College students, face medical bills near $30,000 after four esophageal surgeries and possible more. Banks in Chadron and the Sidney Telegraph have aided fundraising efforts.
A Q and A summarizes IRS guidance on selling a home points deduction, enforcement actions, buying a foreign car with excise tax, amending tax returns up to three years, and adjusting withholding when a baby is born. It also references Publications 523 and 707 and Form 1040X and W4 for filing changes and withholding changes.
Gordon Glenn Messenger aged 56 prominent Gordon automobile dealer died unexpectedly Thursday from an apparent heart attack after arriving at the Gordon Clinic He had been in Gordon since 1947 as partner in Messenger and Milburn Inc Ford dealer Messenger served as vice president of the Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce and was slated to become its next president
The Bunker Hill Billies held a meeting on July 24 at 8:30 p.m. Discussion focused on topics from the session and planning for upcoming activities. The group addressed member updates and community involvement opportunities.
Ex tension specialist Ethel Diedrichsen notes more requests for canning in formation and a jar company reports sales up threefold. Rising cost of living and preference for canned foods drive the uptick, with homemakers feeling achievement from preserving fruits and vegetables.
Preparations for the Bridgeport fair include animal readiness and practice judging. A Training Day was discussed to refine skills and ensure participants are ready for events and judging sessions.
Laboratory tests show cooked sausages reducing fat content with April to June samples averaging 27.2 percent, down from 28.5 percent in January to March. A 30 percent limit is noted as a benchmark.
Congressmen announce approval for a four county Blackwood Creek Watershed spanning Hayes Hitchcock Lincoln and Red Willow. The 187700 acre area will receive technical and financial aid under the Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act to plan flood drought and erosion mitigation. Sponsored by five local soil and water districts and conservancy entities. Application approved by the Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Commission.
A rule tightening fat content requirements in certain products became effective last October. The policy, aimed at standardizing labeling and consumer information, affects multiple item categories and industry players. Officials urge compliance and note potential adjustments for manufacturers during the transition.
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