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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1958
Page
2
A home style menu features cottage cheese Welsh rabbit on golden toast cups with a fresh fruit salad and strawberry dressing. Includes a step by step cheese sauce, toast cup method, and optional mushroom garnish for a hearty, economical four serving luncheon.
Senator Roman Hruska cites a 21 West German scientists return from 13 years in Soviet labs to illustrate Red science ruthlessness. The 21, including rocket experts, left behind comfortable conditions after choosing to depart post Sputniks. He notes their deportation in 1945 and warns of the price of captured scientists and slave labor.
Romney in the Civil War era changed hands 56 times reflecting the region’s intense military turnover. The village saw repeated occupations by Union and Confederate forces, underscoring its strategic value and contested control during the conflict.
John Orr announces eight public recreation schools across Nebraska during February with one in Alliance on February 25. The program includes workshops on song leading homemade games party decorations folk dancing and music with university staff joining in. Each session starts at 9 am and ends with an evening party.
Sheriff Warrick led 13 fugitive whiteface heifers corraled on the Geing courthouse lawn, aided by Deputies Hedge and Lane after their truck overturned at Tenth and P Streets. The escapees shifted as the truck tipped while turning the corner.
A truck overturned scattering cattle across the area. County wranglers from the sheriff's office were summoned but no cattle were injured. Deputies managed the herds on the courthouse lawn until horsemen arrived to guide them to the Union Pacific yards for reloading.
Bayard residents Harry Ostermiller and Henry Schmall led a local corn yield contest under the Morrill County Better Corn More Profits program. Ostermiller scored 139 bushels per acre, Schmall 136, with Fred Saver, George Hubbard, Rinard Goss, and the Krantz brothers among other entrants. Kimball County Hospital expansion plans move toward a May 13 bond vote after architect Frank McNett presented approved designs and cost estimates to the hospital board.
Bushnell farmer Roy Cornils was honored with the Junior Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Young Farmer award at the annual Awards Dinner and Bosses Night. Bill Baker received the Gold Key Man award, while Alden Sobieszczyk, Kimball Jaycees president, earned the Silver Key Man award.
Hay Springs KDUH TV officials await a Federal Communications Commission decision on their broadcasting license after completing proof of performance tests earlier this month. The station has finished installing and tuning all transmitter equipment and will file the license once approved.
Ogallala Keith County Sheriff Wayne Elliott states he is not a candidate for re election. S. A. Bud Spoeneman, who served as sheriff from 1942 to 1950, filed as a Republican candidate for the sheriff nomination.
Spoeneman, a Keith County native who had farmed before his 1941 sheriff election, notes Elliott who won the 1954 Democrat nomination says serving in office has been rewarding but pay is inadequate and cannot continue for fairness to his family and himself.
Mr and Mrs Dan Jensen of Chadron announced the purchase of the Chadron Country Club and golf course from the stockholders, with Fd Morey as trustee. The Jayses took possession Monday and will continue operation under similar terms, maintaining a 25 annual membership for clubhouse or golf course use. Meals will be served on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings as remodeling and re decorating plans are carried out.
They will keep their upholstery shop open starting March 1 while continuing to run the club business. The dual operation suggests a transitional period and ongoing business commitments.
The USSR is estimated to have a population of 195,152,000 people.
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