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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1959

Page

5

Rex Allen to Promote Education in Sidney Area

Rex Allen the popular western star will tour Sidney Dalton Alliance Bridgeport and Scotts Bluff next week to encourage youth to pursue education. He will perform with horse Koko at the Sidney Junior High Auditorium Tuesday 8 30 to 9 30 am and at Dalton at 10 30 to 11 30 am. Tickets are sold through schools and he is known for Frontier Doctor and upcoming Mister Cowboy. He also appeared on the Chevy Show with Roy Rogers and others.

Rex Allen Sidney Dalton Nebraska Fox Theatre Fox Elmer Haines Allen Sidney Junior High School Koko Dalton School Alliance Bridgeport Scottsbluff Mr. Allen Roy Rogers Dale Evans Pat Boone Joe Stafford Tie Anentis Sidney and Rex The

Lambs Used in Studies At Scotts Bluff Station Tour

Mitchell Those pftending the Lamb Feeders Day at the Scotts Bluff Station will view 700 lambs used in various studies. Lionel Harris, superintendent, says the event begins at 1 p m with inspections of lambs used in studies on pelleted rations parasite control forage beet tops and disease. After a tour, Harris and M A Alexander professor of animal husbandry at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Lincoln will discuss station results and experimental studies.

Mitchell Scotts Bluff Lionel Harris Harris University of Nebraskifi College of Agriculture Lincein

Common Cold Health Memo From Early Medical Era

The common cold is as old as medical history and often undervalued. It highlights risks of bronchitis and ear infections, urges common sense prevention, rest, hydration, and staying home to reduce spread. Dress to avoid chilling and wash hands before meals.

Brooks Pushes Responsible Government By Appointments

Governor Ralph G Brooks urges a constitutional convention to end the muddled system of state appointments and elective offices. He supports a short ballot with one elected official and others appointed, arguing for clear accountability and one man authority. Legislative debate grows amid appointment disputes and retirement plan considerations for state workers.

Melvin Paul Statehouse Nebraska Press Association Lincoln Capitol Ralph G. Brooks Bodge Podge Brooks Repulican Victor Anderson The Game Commission State Merit System Council John Quinn Merit System Council Quinn Anderson Public Assistance Labor and Health Atty C. S. Beck Anderson Namea .Ee Lauenberg Columbus Nauenberg Leroy Bahensky Palmer A. Clifford Anderson Tom Coffey Highway Department Robert Crosby Better Nebraska Association Roads Department

Christmas Seal Sales Rise. Kimball Sets County Record

The Nebraska Tuberculosis Association reports 1958 Christmas Seal Sales statewide at 157,661.19, up 3,495.38 and 2.3 percent year over year. Cheyenne, Kimball, Deuel, Morrill, and Garden counties posted new records or notable gains, with Kimball reaching a county high of 1,060.47 and eight counties setting new marks.

Nebraska Tuberculosis Association Ray Crossman

Recount Committee Sets Rules For Ballot Counting

The Legislature's recount committee outlined detailed procedures for tallying ballots in the governor's race. The plan covers counting table seating, coffee break lengths, and the conduct of about 70 staffers in the Capitol basement to ensure order and fairness. Senator A. A. Fenske of Lund is chairman, with praise from both GOP and Democratic attorneys.

Capitol Sen A. A. Fenske Lundl

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