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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1948
Page
7
Dee is told to delay the operation and retrieve clothes as a tip mentions J A Livingstons at 1200 Munis Street having late model cars on their lot. The note implies a schedule or leads about a car lot in a local business line.
Nebraska soil scientists showcase a mobile soil sampler that reaches six feet, extracting cores in minutes to analyze water movement topsoil depth erosion and aggregate content. The unit, loaned by Utah foundation and USDA, aids classrooms and research and can map soils across regions.
US Department of Agriculture cooking scientists urge precise measuring for holiday cakes and cookies. They advise using metal measuring cups and spoons, leveling without packing, and using a marked glass for liquids to ensure accuracy. For fats, pack and level, or use water to gauge one third cup measurements.
E P Tinker Jr executive director of the Nebraska State Safety Council urged caution during the holiday travel. He noted Nebraska’s highway deaths during December 20 to January 2 last year and the year before, calling for a three death reduction or ideally zero fatalities through the holiday period. He urged travelers to heed courtesy caution and common sense to protect every family in the state.
The Telegraph promotes a line of safes with multiple sizes and surprisingly low prices, inviting readers to compare options.
The November 13 issue of Implement & Tractor warns that the national election may bring new challenges for farm equipment manufacturers and farmers. It notes potential stand-by controls, steel allocations, wage increases, labor laws, and rising corporate taxes, with agriculture in a transition toward higher precision methods and lower costs.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning for Jesus Garcia a 16 day old infant son of Mr and Mrs Pedro Garcia of Sioux Ordinance Depot who died at a local hospital on Sunday Rt Rev Msgr Anton Link conducted the service at Gehrig Funeral Home Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Survivors include the parents two brothers and four sisters
Plainview Club held its regular meeting and annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs Harold Thomas on December 15 with Mrs Leon Lafler as co host. A 12 o'clock luncheon was served and Mrs J R Crabb presided over a brief business session. Gifts were exchanged, packages opened, and the afternoon concluded with pinochle. Mrs Stewart Brown won high prize while Mrs Lafiler took consolation.
Our First Torpedo designer John L Lay created the torpedo that sank the Confederate ram Albemarle in 1864 and later devised the Lay submarine torpedo for the US government in 1867. A newborn respirator is expected to save about 80,000 lives annually by helping babies begin breathing.
The Wayside Cabin Camp at 1805 Illinois was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steen of Casper Wyoming. The Steens took over immediately and are living in a cabin while Mrs. Olson and her daughter locate new housing. Mr Steen previously served as lay administrator of a Cas par hospital.
U S consumers spent over six billion dollars on fruit and vegetables in 1946 with about two thirds allocated to fresh produce.
The unofficial eastern brown pelican is named as Louisiana's state bird. The magnolia is the state flower. The motto reads Union Justice and fidence. San
Local notice announces stock on hand for adding machine paper sold by the roll or case, inviting purchases from readers through The Telegraph.
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