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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1952
Page
27
A homemaker can enjoy holiday entertaining by using new paper plates to cut dishwashing in half. Silver plates top gala meals with green or red table settings and silver tree balls as centerpieces. Various sizes and tray shapes accommodate moist or dry foods.
John George and William Turrell claim a record wheat yield on 220 acres in Norfolk England drilling hybrid seed on rich silt land. They credit deep plowing and strong stemmed seed for a 130.7 bushel per acre harvest and plan to explain their method to American farmers including Robert J. French of Boise City Oklahoma who invited them to visit.
Harold Keith praises Clair West and Willis King for outstanding work on Christmas lights and decorations in Sidney. He notes their untiring efforts and crew as key to making the city more beautiful during the holiday season.
A note on the origin of Iowa's name traces to a Sioux group called JIoways or Ioways, described by Alouez as the sleepy ones. The explanation links tribal naming to the state’s early identity.
University of Nebraska entomologists say fumigation in cold weather requires large amounts of gas. At 80 degrees or higher best results occur. at lower temperatures use at least six gallons per 1000 bushels. Common fumigants include 80-20 and 75-25. both control insects well but can be lethal with excess exposure.
A short note cites Boyd's Cigar shop offering package liquor and beer sales. The fragment names store items and hints at regulatory or licensing context. Specific dates, prices, or official actions are not provided in the readable text.
Wichita Kansas area hosts the Aircraft Center drawing attention as a key hub in the aircraft industry amid rising production activity and regional investment.
Douglas Horse of Kimball Friday pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting Thomas Black Feet to assault two elderly Kimball women. Charges of aiding and abetting murder were dismissed. Horse received indefinite probation and was paroled to Sheridan County. Black Feet, already convicted, was sent to Lincoln for a 14 year term.
Houston's health department seeks a per citizen budget of 1.17 dollars annually, lower than New Orleans 0.92 and other peers. Officials compare with Washington DC 3.36 San Francisco 2.68 Seattle 1.99 and urge raising Houston to about 2 dollars per resident.
A motivational adage warns that inaction defeats progress. It emphasizes action over patience when opportunities exist, urging persistent effort rather than waiting for perfect conditions.
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