Freedom To Earn And Save Praised In Winning Essay
Lucille Egging of Potter won a contest funded by five Sidney firms with an essay praising saving as the American path to success. The piece extols savings bonds, savings and loan associations, insurance, and securities, urging wise budgeting alongside frugality, and cites Edison and Ford as examples of saving leading to invention and wealth.
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Lucille Egging
Potter
Sidney Business
Miss Egging
St. Patrick’s Academy
Russia
America
Savings and Loan Associations
Savings and Loan Association
U. S
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Implement Men And Soil Board To Meet
The Cheyenne County Soil Conservation Service board and technical staff plan a luncheon today in Hazel's Cafe with local implement dealers. They aim to discuss how farm equipment dealers can aid soil conservation, aligning the district program with dealers and a national retailers association to promote soil conservation among farmers.
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Board of Supervisors
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation Service
Hazel
Cheyenne County
Soil Board Supervisors
Soil Conservation District
Plan Meeting Of Certified Seed Growers
All certified seed growers in the area are invited to a meeting in the district court room Wednesday night at 8. Clare Porter of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association will speak, also addressing Sidney High School vocational classes and the Sidney Lions Club noon meeting. Ivan Liljegren urges attendance with questions.
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Clare Porter
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Porter
Sidney High School
Sidney Lions Club
Cheyenne
Ivan Liljegren
Hospital Site To Be Discussed For Cheyenne County Hospital
The board of directors of the Cheyenne County Hospital Association will meet tonight to consider reacquisition of a site. Chairman Ira Steward said the property owned by Dr. and Mrs. Dorwart is partly developed for residential life and has state and federal health service approval. An elevation study by architect Frank McNett will be reviewed, with McNett deeming the site acceptable. Site costs, including filling, are projected up to two thousand dollars, with similar costs likely regardless of location. Federal Hill Burton aid is expected to be available, and Rep. A. J. L. Miller urges completing the application promptly to avoid delays, noting site acquisition as the main obstacle.
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Cheyenne ‘County Hospital Association
Ira Steward
C. B. Oewart
Steward
Boar
AJ L. Miller
Nebraska
Hill- Burton Hospital
Suly
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Rebekah Kensington Meeting Set for Wednesday Afternoon
The Rebekah Kensington will meet at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the basement of the IOOF Hall for a community gathering.
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Rebekah Kensington
IOOF
Telegraph Office Advert Displays Forms Offered
A Telegraph print ad highlights a local shop offering a wide range of business and office forms printed in house. The notice emphasizes in house production and catalog of form types available to customers.
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THE
Telegraph
Spring Wheat Tests Poor In Most Sites In Nebraska
Spring wheat in eastern Nebraska usually yields about one third of winter wheat per acre, per a 10-year University of Nebraska study. Oats yield about 21 percent more pounds per acre than spring wheat. At North Platte, spring wheat fared less than eastern areas but outperformed some regions. Box Butte near Alliance showed better results, averaging 73 percent of winter wheat over 1945 to 1952. Central Nebraska often favors oats or barley. In northwest Nebraska, Mida Rushmore and Thacher are recommended varieties. Planting early, first week in April in the northwest, and fertile soil, improve spring wheat performance.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station
North Platte
Box Butte
Alliance
Mida
Rushmore
Thatcher
University
Northwest
Peterson Named Civil Defense Head at White House
President Eisenhower plans to nominate Val Peterson of Nebraska as acting administrator of the Federal Civil Defense Administration. Peterson, a Republican, has served as administrative assistant since January 28 and will leave that post for the civil defense assignment. He will be paid $17,500 annually, up from $15,000.
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White House
Eisenhower
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Peterson
James C. Hagerty
Hugh Butler
Dwight Griswold
Pasture-Forage Meeting Stated in Omaha 1953
Farmers and ranchers attending the National Pasture-Forage Livestock Conference in Omaha on March 12 will hear three authorities on dry weather agriculture. Bruce Russell of Omaha will discuss management and the use of ensilage. Robert L. Lang of University of Wyoming will cover dry land forage production. J C Russell of Lincoln will address farming with minimal rainfall.
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Omaha
Livestock Exchange Building
Bruce Russell
National Company of Omaha
National Association of Farm Managers
University of Wyoming Agronomist
Robert L. Lang
Laramie
Lang
J. C. Russel
Lincoln
Nebraska
a.Assa
University of Nebraska
Addi
Soil Conseration Pioneer Known for Mulch Farming
The text notes a world-renowned figure serving in the USDA Soil Conservation Research unit. He is celebrated as a leading pioneer in soil water conservation and the development of the stubble mulch farming system.
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USDA
Gummed tape on hand at The Telegraph
Gummed tape in all sizes is on hand at The Telegraph. Availability covers a range of widths suitable for multiple packing and mailing needs. Local businesses and residents can secure the adhesive product from the newspaper office or designated pickup points.
State Official To Speak At Meeting In Sidney
Walter P. May of Lincoln representing the Nebraska Noxious Weed Association will be the principal speaker at the Cheyenne County Noxious Weed District annual meeting held Thursday February 26 in the basement of the Sidney City Auditorium. The business session is at 10 a m and the annual report at 1 30 p m with election of officers as a highlight.
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Walter P. May
Lincoln
Nebraska Noxius Weed Association
Cheyenne County
Sidney City Auditorium
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Don Quixote
Midas
Implement Men and Soil Board
Haxtun
Ay Hipaiva
Carl Begeman
Jim Hoover
Jim Hoover, Jr
Crip’’ Christensen
Sterling
Colorado
Sidney
Central Republic Company
Farnam
Central Republic Co
Farnam Building
Omaha, Nebraska
Civil Defense
Illinois
Duis Studio
Bendix
Farmers’ Co-Op
Illand and Thompson’s
10Th Avenue
Farmers Co-Op
Thompson’s Food
Thompson’s and Farmers’ Union
GIME
GMC
Hydra-Matic
Hahler
Motor Company
Jackson St
Sidney, Nebraska
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