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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1969
Page
10
Big Springs area discussion stresses the need for accurate 1964 census data as agriculture evolves. Questions cover farm size, corporate farming trends, labor needs, machinery investment, fertilizer use, irrigation, pest controls, fuel sources, and credit. Emphasis on timely, complete reporting for informed policy decisions.
Lincoln report from the Nebraska Tractor Testing Laboratory discusses adding noise level reporting to test results. Engineer L F Larsen notes equipment gaps, cites 85 decibels as danger, and details how older tractors often produced excessive noise despite lower horsepower.
Local ad invites readers to The Sidney Telegraph at 890 llth Ave for sales books and other office ferm products at quality prices.
Lincoln will host the Nebraska State 4-H Conference January 21 to 23 with a “Getting Set For The 70s” theme. County councils are urged to send three to five members plus a chairman. Dr. John L. Adams will join a panel on council roles as Norman Mindrum speaks at the banquet. Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben fund attendees for the 25th year. advance cards due January 15.
Union Pacific seeks to discontinue dining car and baggage car operations on trains 17 and 18 across Wyoming in an amendment to a prior filing. UP president Edd Bailey cites nearly 2 million dollars in out-of-pocket losses last year and insufficient passenger revenue to cover crew wages. He warns that rising expenses may force complete discontinuance if costs cannot be reduced.
Nebraska farmers and ranchers will receive Census of Agriculture forms from the U S Department of Agriculture. Return estimates are acceptable if exact figures are unavailable and confidentiality is assured. Forms must be mailed by February 15, 1970.
The Short Course for Large Cattle Feeders at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education scheduled for January 23 is cancelled. Dr. Paul Guyer of University of Nebraska Extension says the event will be rescheduled for January 1971.
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John Wayne stars in True Grit with Glen Campbell and Kim Darby in a Colorado Western epic filmed in Technicolor. Teddy Eccles leads Adventure in My Side of the Mountain, a drama of a boy seeking wilderness, shot in Canadian wilds in Technicolor.
James Garner stars as Philip Marlowe in Marlowe based on Raymond Chandler. Gayle Hunnicutt plays a masked assailant scene shows suspenseful moments. Carroll OConnor Rita Moreno Sharon Farrell also featured. Metrocolor Panavision western Heaven with a Gun with Glenn Ford appears in accompanying listings.
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