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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1957

Page

8

Christmas Tree Grading Tips From U S Department of Agriculture

Extension agent Bonnie Lindau outlines official Christmas tree grades from U S Agriculture, detailing how density, taper, faces and deformities separate top grade U S Premium from lower grades. Also covered are holiday fruit trends, cranberry uses, jellied cranberry ring recipe, and care tips for electric and automatic blankets.

Bonnie Lindau Santa Claus Uncle Sam United States Department of Agriculture U. S

Sidney Jaycees seek area Outstanding Young Farmer nominees

The Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce calls for nominations for the Outstanding Young Farmer award. Eligible are farmers aged 21 to 35 who own or rent land, with last year’s winner Benny Herboldsheimer and prior winners Kenny Anderson and Verlin Livingston noted. Deadline is December 20.

Sidney American Petroleum Institute U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce

Winter Garden Tips Cold Weather Killing Can Be Controlled With Effort

James Neuman outlines winter gardening steps for Sidney to protect roses and other plants. Use soil filled coverings to guard against freezing, avoid dense soil, and prune evergreens only in late spring. Store corms, rhizomes, and roots properly and remove ice with cold water when above freezing. Regular winter prep yields a healthier spring garden.

James Neuman Sidney Gardens Sidney

Interior Renovation Shifts Police Headquarters Layout

The Sidneys Police Building interior is under renovation and reorganization. The chief’s office and radio room are cleared to make space for a new backroom office and radio booth. A full interior face lift includes paint, moved fixtures, updated electrical systems, and heating changes with city workers handling much of the labor.

Sidneys Wrecking Parlans Fite Sol Wilks

Sidney Driver Injured When Truck Turns Over

A Thursday morning accident on a county road four miles west and one mile south of Gurley sent the truck driver to Cheyenne County Hospital in serious condition with internal injuries.

Gurley Cheyenne County

Truck crash coats Sidney owner $200 damage

Cheyenne County Sheriff's Office said a west bound 1954 dump truck driven by Frederick Max Stone, 32, of Sidney, met a turning truck followed by a passenger car. Dust obscured vision, forcing the truck off the road and causing it to overturn. Stone was thrown from the truck. damage to the truck owned by C J Board of Sidney was estimated at $200.

Cheyenne County

Gas theft at Alvin Reed Farm near Gurley

Deputy Sheriff Gene Morris reports thieves stole about 75 gallons of gasoline from an underground tank at Alvin Reed’s Sid ney farm about fifteen miles east of Gurley. Thieves also drained antifreeze from a tractor. Sidney police cooperate in the investigation.

Gene Morris Cheyenne County

Jurors Recalled For District Court December 16

Jurors summoned for this term of the District Court are recalled to hear further cases on Monday December 16 at 9 am. Clerk Ruby Spindler works hard to contact scattered jurors by phone. Normally released jurors are given a reconvening time, but this term no cases were set and they were dismissed with only an admonition to report when notified.

Ruby Spindler

Light Snow May Cover Panhandle Forecast

The Scotts Bluff weather bureau forecast light snow may cover the Panhandle with no major storms expected. A snow squall moving in from the north could interrupt calm weather, but temperatures should stay above average. Farmers, especially cattlemen, would feel little impact unless a storm forms. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.

Panhandle Ara Ob Nerashka Scottsbluff Weather Bureau

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