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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1957
Page
8
The record lists admitted individuals including Sidney O Roland Batt and Ronald Peterson along with spouses and other named persons. Dismissed entries include Sidney with a long list of associated names and Potter with Roland Musil among others.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Fees announce the birth of a son, Douglas Jaye, born Friday February twenty second at 10 am in Memorial Hospital. The baby weighs six pounds 6.14 ounces. A brother Michael Lawrence, age two and a half, joins two grandparents Mr and Mrs Victor Printz and Mr and Mrs Hugh Fees Sr. of Sidney.
Son Robert Martin Bukousky was born to Mr and Mrs John Bukousky at Memorial Hospital on Thursday February 21 at 12:16 am. The baby weighed seven pounds 12 ounces and has siblings Beverly ten Julie eight Mike three and Nancy 144 years old.
Diane Renee Ramsey was born at 2:20 am on Friday February 22 at Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds 11.34 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ramsey with grandparents Harlan Miller of Sidney. Ramona Louise Allgood was born at 11:45 am on Thursday February 2 at Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds four ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Allgood with sister Rebecca 13 months old and grandparents Wayne Holtz of Sidney and Frear J Allgood of Lancaster California.
Richard Bruce Jr was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Michael at 11 30 a m on Thursday Feb 21 in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds 244 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed Gregston of Sidney. Rose Marie a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Victor Medina at 5 05 a m on Wednesday Feb 20 in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces Her brothers are Donald Victor eight Robert Gregory seven and Adolph Joseph four years Rodney Dean Dolan a son was born to Mr and Mrs Tom Dolan at 12 05 a m on Wednesday Feb 20 weighing nine pounds 5 1 2 ounces in Memorial Hospital Other children in the family are Jerry 20 Tom 18 Larry 13 Danny eight Mickie four and Nancy two years.
A Durant woman reported a high bill to Durant Electric Office. After meter and wiring check showed no fault, she apologized two days later saying a socket without a light bulb caused the apparent leakage.
A public health bulletin advises that constipation stems from modern living and stresses. recommends adequate bulk in diet and fluids, regular daily routines, and reducing worry. It warns against routine laxative use and urges medical consultation for sudden or painful changes, especially if accompanied by cramps or abdominal distress.
Los Angeles sheriff's aero detail led by Capt Sewell Griggers used helicopter pursuit to trap and arrest Melvin Evans after a canyon hideout. The air squadron includes top pilots and dozens more applicants, with a history dating to 1929 and a rich roster of generals, actors, and film figures supporting the program.
A rural fable in CHAPPAQUA about Little Broken Plow who burns his north forty after a quarrel over corn. He learns soil science basics, from nitrogen and phosphorus to calcium and trace elements, via a curious, humorous tale.
The text notes that many additives are needed to grow healthy plants and that plants are picky eaters. It emphasizes that most substances merely help create acceptable food for plants rather than directly enhancing growth.
Local elevator sources quoted No 1 Wheat at 2.02 per bushel and No 2 Wheat at 2.01 per bushel today. This brief price report records the two wheat grades and their current per bushel costs.
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled in favor of the city of Kimball in a suit over interest in oil and gas produced from under city streets and alleys. The court reversed a Kimball County District Court decision that found the city had no such interest and held the city may share until streets and alleys are vacated.
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