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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1956
Page
6
Frank O'Brien outlines top tax inquiries from the IRS with concise answers. Topics include income in nonmoney form, moving expenses, home sale reinvestment, dividend exclusions, savings and loan dividends, board and lodging, employer gifts, self-employment tax, filing requirements, and income timing for interest.
Sidney Draw News reports Grandma Mohatt is seriously ill and hospitalized in Grant Nebraska. Everett Mohatt Mary Mohatt and the Mohatt family traveled there Wednesday to visit her and the Hugh Cortney family. Various local residents hosted or attended visits and gatherings with neighbors through the week.
Sidney Nebraska Mayor I J Fred Thompson announces February 1956 as Operation Sign-Up Month and designates February 10 1956 as Operation Sign-Up Week to recruit Nebraskans as the Beef State Company for Navy service. Citizens are urged to visit Navy Recruiting Stations to learn how service can aid education while serving city state and country.
Local notices recount visits and gatherings among Sterling families including the Kurz, Olson, Emerick, Haupt, Kennedy and Owens households. Outings feature trips to Foxholm North Dakota and San Pedro California with relatives. A stray zoological note mentions a white fronted sapajou monkey noted for its intelligence.
Oklahoma City interview with R. Blaine Dixon of Merrill Hair & Scalp Consultants discusses multiple scalp conditions causing hair loss and cautions against one size fits all cures. The piece highlights client testimonials, a money back guarantee, and details of free examinations offered in Sidney Nebraska and Oklahoma City.
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