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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
23
An estimate puts the number of bats living in New Mexico's Carlsbad Caverns at three million. The figure reflects seasonal roosting patterns and potential conservation concerns for the cave ecosystem.
Mrs Hastings awakes to a storm and Frankie’s sudden absence after a quarrel over a perfume gift. She searches the town, fears he may be in danger, but learns he stayed away to reflect. Frankie returns, apologizes, and she realizes he has begun to mature through the episode.
A herd released years ago on the Fort Bragg artillery range has developed into the finest deer herd in North Carolina, reflecting successful adaptation and growth under protected conditions.
St. Pauls Lutheran Church reports a two week drive sponsored by its Walther League to gather food and clothing for destitute Europe. December 1 to 15 was set for the effort, linked to UNRRA Victory Collection funds. Learra Limbeck assists Edgar Schlimpert in coordinating donations of coats, suits, dresses, shoes, underwear, and canned foods for shipment through relief agencies.
Agricultural statistician A. E. Anderson notes light fluffy snow in Nebraska will mainly shield wheat and pasture rather than provide moisture. He explains ten inches of snow normally equals an inch of rain, but this snow must accumulate more to yield water. Ground was frozen prior to snow, limiting moisture benefits. Livestock face cold, though feed remains. concentrates are short.
Amerada Petroleum reports continued drilling after an earlier abandonment notice at the George Ostermeyer test well five miles north of Crawford. Both wells in Fall River County near Hot Springs are advancing drilling at depths of 4886 and 3234 feet amid sub-zero weather.
Observers blame a gas surge for a recent Ostermeyer fire and note the blaze was so intense a new rig had to be moved to the location. One observer added that the test remains very interesting after raising what was supposed to be a saturated core.
Early colonists oiled shoes to preserve leather after poor tanning. Modern science controls tanning with methods using reptile and marine skins and chromium salts. Chemistry and patents drive improvements, enabling cheap leather to resemble fine Morocco with over 8,000 patents recorded.
Line Silos farmers line old silos with exterior waterproof plywood to mould thin sheets to fit the silos and create a smooth inner surface.
The guidance emphasizes keeping three or four spare fuses atop the fuse box. Before replacing any fuse, switch off the main power. It also warns never to use pennies as fuses.
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