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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1958
Page
12
The brief header indicates the Sidney Telegraph is published in Sidney Nebraska on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with a 1958 date. No further article text is readable in this fragment.
Mrs Copleys Kindergarten class spent Valentines week playing post office to learn addresses and mail processes. JM Wolf spoke to the class on mailing letters and the mailman’s route, stressing sidewalk upkeep. The week ended with a Valentine party and letters opened.
Girl Scout leaders outline National Scout Week cookie drive in Sidney with nearly 20 troop members to sell a box during the week. Funds fund equipment, supplies, and camp outings, with barrels to be placed in parks and along highways. Day camp plans call for more leaders. one adult per ten girls.
Heart Sunday closes February 23 as the Nebraska Heart Association fund drive rolls across Cheyenne County. The quota is 3289 with most funds still to be raised. Miss Mabel Nielsen chairs county efforts while Verna Robinson and Hilbert Borcher lead Sidney districts with support from the Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club.
A new rock and dirt slide from Chimney Rock northeast erosion near the base. Leo and Durnal residents report a section between the two top points has fallen, widening the gap and altering the landmark’s appearance after fresh snowfall.
Lincoln Nebraska nine years of tests at the Soil Conservation Research Watershed near Rosemont show tillage methods cut runoff. Contour and stubble mulch tillage outperform straight-row clean tillage, with corn, wheat, and oats affecting runoff rates differently.
Observers link last week's unusually low temperatures to ongoing rock erosion. Moisture in rock surfaces freezes and expands, causing sections to crack and slide away, accelerating deterioration between the two marked points.
Lee W Sluman led a pancake push for the Kiwanis annual breakfast held last Saturday with about 250 eaters served. Harold Keith credited the day's success to full club participation and Joy Knackstedt, Joe Dodds, and George Fieming assisting in batter making from a family recipe.
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