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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1952

Page

2

Sidney independent weekly newspaper note

J C Bush and Jeck H Lowe publishers mail entered at the Post Office Sidney Nebraska as second class matter. The independent newspaper published at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street Sidney every Tuesday morning and Friday morning devoted to the interest of La Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska.

Sidney Nebraska 11Th Avenue Illinois Street la Cheyenne County

Agriculture Takes a Stand Against Compulsory Health Insurance

The American Infilier highlights farm opposition to government health insurance. Major farm groups like the American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Grange reiterated their hostility at recent conventions. The piece argues rural resistance, independence, and self-reliance as bulwarks against welfare state expansion and socialism.

Science Monitor United States the Monitor Américan Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau National Grange Systand

Grass Roots Opinion From Small Town Editors

A selection of letters and editorials from Corvallis Oregon Ouray Colorado Fairfield Iowa Fairfield Daily Ledger Eagle River Wisconsin urging fiscal restraint and limited federal reach. The views criticize government overreach, emphasize home budgeting, caucus and primary voter responsibility, and compare policies to conditions on Indian reservations.

Corvallis Ore Gazette-Timeé Congress California Ertita Fairfield Ledger Eagle River Wise News-Review

Marine Corps Loosens Reenlistment Rules Nationwide

The Marine Corps on February 11 relaxed reenlistment rules for regulars and reserves who have separated within a year, avoiding rank loss. Also, no Marine Reserve enlistee will be ordered to active duty for more than 15 days unless required by future action or declared war or national emergency.

United States Marine Corps Marine Corps Headquarters Denver Marine Corps Headquarters Marine Corps Recruiting Station Marine Corps ‘Reserve Congress Marine. Corps Old 16Th and Arapahoe’ Sts Colorado

Card of Thanks for Support at Mother's Feat

A brief note of gratitude expresses appreciation for the comforting support and thoughtful cards received on the occasion of the author’s special moment honoring their mother. The writer extends thanks to those who sent messages and contributed in varied ways.

Potter High Plays Contest At Potters Hall

Potter High School students present five one act plays at the Potters American Legion Hall next Tuesday night February 26 starting at 1 30 o clock A contest to determine which play will represent the school in the Lodgepole Valley and district competition Supt George E Henney reports student interest in the contest grows

OPS Grants Spud Price Adjustments Amid Disaster Clauses

The Office of Price Stabilization approved a 25 cent per hundredweight rise for white potatoes grown and shipped from the panhandle under disaster clause, effective at farm-shipper level. Other state boosts include Montana sixty cents, Idaho Colorado Wyoming Nebraska twenty cents, and Oregon four counties forty cents per hundred pounds. The measures, intended to aid shippers amid low yields, cover about 22 percent of market potatoes, with ceilings set for Chicago futures.

Panhandle Washington Associated Press Western States Office of Earl P. Barrios Montana Idaho Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Oregon OPS California Utah Nevada Chicago Mercantile Exchange New York Exchange

New Varieties Recommended Crops Listed

The University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station adds Ajax Andrew and Overland oats Piper Sudan grass Kenland red clover Blackhawk soybeans and Rushmore spring wheat to its recom mended varieties. C R Porter Nebraska Crop Improvement Association says seed sources are available from the College of Agriculture. Ajax oats from Canada is mid season and tall white ripe four days after Clinton. It yields well under irrigation in western Nebraska and in favorable conditions in the northeast. eight years of tests show it near Clinton in yield but lighter in weight and weaker in straw. It resists several crown and stem rust races and is recommended for western irrigation and acceptable in the northeast.

University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station Ajax Andrew C. R. Porter Nebraska Crop Improvement Association College of Agriculture Canada Clinton Nebraska

Overland oats perform well under irrigation at Scotts Bluff

Overland oats show high grain yield and test weight under irrigation at North Platte and Scottsbluff, with medium stiff straw and strong rust resistance. recommended for irrigated Panhandle lands. Andrew oats offer early maturation and tolerance to crown rust 4, suited to southwestern to central Nebraska. Piper sudangrass adds later head, taller growth, better leaf spot resistance, and lower prussic acid potential.

Kenland red clover in Nebraska boosts Kentucky test cross

Kenland red clover developed in Kentucky with USDA has performed satisfactorily in Nebraska. Agronomists say the variety should supplement Midland red clover. Farmers planning to certify Kenland must plant foundation or registered seed. Certified seed is not eligible for recertification but is recommended for planting by those who wish good seed for forage.

Kentucky USDA Nebraska Kenland

School plays announced for fall term lineup

A test run shows 48 of 64 students participating in the school program. The plays listed are Cloud Burst Darkness Broken Rehearsal Marriage Proposal and Miss Mobray's Big Moment.

Studens

Thanks for Cards Gifts and Flowers While in Hospital

A note of gratitude to friends and relatives for cards gifts and flowers received during a stay at Taylor Hospital. Special thanks to the doctors and nurses for their wonderful care.

Taylor Hospital

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