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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
2
Lincoln safety expert Rollin D. Schneider urges using only UL sealed electric lights on a fresh Christmas tree and replacing any damaged cords. He warns against mixing angel hair with snow spray, notes plastic foam decorations can burn, and cautions against metal artificial trees with lights to prevent shocks.
A survey of the Rawhide Creek legend notes multiple versions across localities with a motif of skinning a traveler alive. Accounts place the incident in 1850 with various victims and tribal identities, often lacking substantiation. The story persists as legendary folklore rather than verifiable history.
All details of marketing wool or lambs must be completed by December 31 to receive payments for the 1963 marketing year. If fencing is planned for spring, install posts now and delay wiring until spring to avoid winter storm damage.
Examination for Civil Engineer GS-5 and 7 at $5525 and $6650 announced by the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners Forest Service USDA Denver Colorado. Vacancies in ARIZONA COLORADO EASTERN CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN IDAHO NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW MEXICO SOUTH DAKOTA UTAH WYOMING Forest Service Regions 2 3 4. Also card punch operator and management analyst postings with salaries and requirements. Apply via LaVerne Coach Sidney Post Office or Civil Service Regional Office 1520 Market Street St Louis MO 63103.
Lincoln reports that the Nebraska Beef Cattle Improvement Association urges more bull test entries by December 15 to ensure meaningful comparisons of bull performance. The test starts at Mueller feedlots in Ogallala on December 19. Extension livestock Nebraska’s Leo Lucas notes the Association approved a bull testing station for member use at its annual meeting.
Kathryn Cooley warns against stuffing a turkey the night before. She explains bacteria can grow in warm dressing, and freezing may not stop it. For commercially frozen birds, follow cooking directions and prep dry ingredients and giblets broth ahead, then roast and monitor with a thermometer to 165 degrees.
Lucas lists bull test rules for breeders asking questions. Bulls must be registered in the beef breed association and calves born between January 1 and March 31, 1963. Weaning data and calf weighing by county Extension agent if not in the beef herd improvement program are required. Bulls must weigh at least 400 pounds or 425 with creep feeding. calves should be weaned two weeks before the test and tattooed.
Health Hints outlines baby sitting as a responsible occupation requiring intelligence and ability. It notes profit for the sitter, training for future careers, trust from parents and children, and the need for clear family expectations and conduct rules. First Aid training and emergency contact numbers are advised.
Nebraska families received 18,700,000 in life insurance death payments in the first nine months of this year, compared with 17,200,000 in the same period of last year. The number of policies rose to 8,500 from 7,900, reflecting growing life insurance ownership.
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