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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1957
Page
2
The editorial argues the government drives inflation through vast spending and debt. It presents two schools: continue deficit financing with wages and jobs or reduce the budget and trigger tax cuts to boost private hiring. It urges readers to pressure lawmakers and hope for public opinion pressure on Capitol Hill.
A survey notes varied impact of television on business from education to news to entertainment. It cites a drop in children's shoe sales as kids stay indoors watching Western programs, suggesting potential boosts for underwear and carpet makers as a side effect.
The Sidney Iron Works has won a franchise to manufacture a patented levelling product, promising an immediate payroll boost and potential for more contracts. The piece urges local residents with ideas to consult the Chamber of Commerce and its industrial committee to create and market new products.
A reader asks how to develop a skin thick enough to absorb harsh letters to the editor. The editor replies that a newspaper must welcome rebuttal from the public after publishing, or risk an undemocratic press.
A report presents Gen. Custer’s famous last words asking where all those Indians came from. The quip reflects a fatalist irony attributed to the general in the final moment.
A national November campaign called Religion In American Life seeks to bolster religion’s role in democracy. It urges regular worship and home faith education amid concerns over declining attendance and spiritual illiteracy among American adults and children.
A comprehensive answer grid for the referenced crossword style puzzle listing clues from across and down entries with corresponding solutions. Includes entries like merchandise finished edge and Greek poet among many others, designed to complete the full puzzle.
A passionate defense of keeping the Dodgers in Brooklyn argues that moving the team would erode regional identity and provoke nationwide protest comparable to Pearl Harbor. The writer warns that baseball culture, local loyalty, and historic ties to Brooklyn would suffer irreparably if the Bums are transplanted to Los Angeles.
Health hints stress the heart as a powerful muscle needing strength and proper care. Early diagnosis helps prevent disability or death from heart disease, especially in children and young adults, with doctors guiding activity and lifestyle changes.
The document commends observance of Brotherhood Week to citizens urging reaffirmation of democratic principles under the Father hood of God. It calls for rededication to the brotherhood of man and daily practice of shared obligations amid threats to democracy.
Clark Fuller, a Cheyenne County farmer, writes to Sherman Adams urging President Eisenhower to reduce federal spending by five billion dollars. He questions the continuation of big government, cites inflation concerns, and notes Republicans risk losing power without fiscal restraint.
NATICK Mass Congress member Sterling Cole urges try a irradiated rare pork chop as a demonstration of cold sterilization in Army food preservation. The program aims to cut overseas supply costs, reduce refrigeration needs, and boost troop mobility with a planned Sharpe Depot centroid reactor for 1000 tons monthly testing in October 1958.
David Lux of Shelbyville Indiana crowned Corn Prince at the International Grain and Hay Show. His grandfather Peeler Lux began the tradition in the 1920s after winning Corn King four times. Maurice Lux was Corn Prince twice and uncle Frank a reserve grand champion.
The Lux family farm in Shelby County Indiana grew prize winning corn on a 5 acre field entered in the 1956 Indiana corn growing contest. They raised 116 acres in hybrid seed corn on a 400 acre farm with yields around 120 bushels per acre. Fertility included 400 pounds per acre of 4 16 16 before planting and 200 pounds in the row. 80 pounds per acre of nitrogen fertilizer applied.
University of Illinois agriculture experts urge creep feeding from the first five weeks after farrowing to raise pig growth and reduce costs. Using starter rations with sugar and grains, farmers can improve palatability, though density adds cost. transition to a cheaper corn-based starter around 4 to 6 weeks as pigs reach 35 to 40 pounds.
A fragmented note describes making a butter churn from plywood and a washing machine with a central hole for an agitator and compartments for jars. It mentions cream filled jars and a tight seal before use. An Orleans Ontario flare crash on May 15, 196 occurred killing fifteen including eleven nuns.
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