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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1949
Page
2
Forty years ago the oil industry shaped American life with kerosene for stoves and lamp oils for railroads. Advertisers touted hoof ointments from petroleum and coach oils for horse carriages while motorists fueled cars themselves. Times changed as demand for all oil forms expanded beyond today’s service stations.
A Hoover era warning argues public opinion must curb bureaus to save the free system as deficits rise and federal power grows. It warns that rampant taxation regulation and a swollen payroll erode voter influence and threaten elections without violence.
Forbes notes fire coverage stabilizes firms after losses. A New Jersey furniture firm survived a 1 million fire with Use and Occupancy insurance, rebuilding in temporary quarters and maintaining profits and payroll. Fire insurance backs small to massive losses, underpinning economic development and resilience.
Good Pasture Ladino clover and alfalfa plus a mixture of grasses will give a lot of pasture if the land is in proper condition. Sudan grass grows well in hot dry weather and can be used in midsummer. Balborye and barley make good early spring and late fall pasture.
A heavy material covered skillet serves as a fryer for chicken and chops or as a Dutch oven. With a special rack it becomes a small surface oven for baking pies rolls biscuits or small cakes.
The Salvation Army fund campaign is now under way. Supporters are urged to mail contributions with a coupon to Marius Christensen, Treasurer, Salvation Army, Sidney Nebraska.
By Jack H. Lowe, a column ridicules RFC aid to a man with a prefab housing idea who borrowed $35 million. The piece accuses Congress of penny-pinching, praises the entrepreneur, and laments the nationwide push for balanced budgets under Truman era policy. It lampoons government favoritism and calls for accountability.
The text covers potato growers seeking marketing agreements and parity, with 1948 and projected 368 million bushels, New England declines, per capita consumption, and government support costs. It also reflects on adopting the Atlantic Pact, defby deficiencies, and a Nebraska member’s remarks on federal budget practices and upcoming Aug hearings and visits to Nebraska towns.
Feed manufacturers and veterinarians track new cobalt research as findings indicate the mineral may be more vital to livestock health than previously thought.
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