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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1969

Page

8

Jack Named As Speaker At Colton Chamber Meeting

Jack is announced as the main speaker for the Colton Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. Photo shows Ed Cole Cheyenne County Chamber manager Keith Deaver Colton Chamber president and George Kavanaugh Colton Chamber member. The program is shaping up well.

Colton C of C Colton Chamber of Commerce Jack Ed Cole Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Keith Deaver George Kavanaugh Colton Chamber Telegraph

Proclamation Declares January 1969 Alien Address Report Month

Mayor Bob Hossle proclaims January 1969 as Alien Address Report Month in Sidney Nebraska urging aliens to file address reports at nearest Post Office or INS office. The proclamation cites the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 and requests city employees and officers to assist aliens in complying with the annual address reporting requirement.

United States United States Post Office Immigration and Naturalization Service Office Bob Hossle Sidney Nebraska City of Post Office of Immigration and Naturalization Service Office

Short Course On Irrigation In Lincoln Nebraska

Lincoln A two day irrigation short course will be held January 13 14 at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education. Sixteen University of Nebraska agricultural engineers agronomists and other specialists will address the course aimed at updating irrigators on the latest developments. Open to farm managers bankers irrigation manufacturers dealers and university personnel seeking current information.

Lincoln Nebraska Center For Continuing Education University of Nebraska Agricultural Engineers UN Extension Paul Fishbach Fishbach

Pesticide Workshops Set Across Nebraska In January

Lincoln area notice indicates eight Pesticide Chemical Workshops run January 13 through 24 across Nebraska. Sponsored by University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service and partners, topics include Insects and Insecticides Plant Diseases and Pathogenicides Weeds and Herbicides and Residues Restrictions and Proper Use. Sessions run 2 PM to 9 30 PM except Curtis 9 AM to 3 30 PM.

Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service University Extension John D. Furrer Curtis Auburn Pioneer Minden Legion Club Hebron Veterans Club Albion Creighton Alliance McCook School of Technical Agriculture

Sidney public meetings January 1969 notice

Public meetings for the City of Sidney Nebraska in January 1969 are scheduled. City Council meets 2nd and 4th Mondays at 7 30 P M in the Council Room. Housing Authority meets 2nd Monday at the conclusion of the council meeting. Planning Commission meets 3rd Monday at 8 00 P M in the Council Library. Board of Library meets 3rd Monday at 7 45 P M in the Library.

Sidney Nebraska City Council Housing Authority Planning Commission Library Board

Need Sales Books at The Sidney Telegraph

Local advertisement inviting customers to visit The Sidney Telegraph at 83rd Avenue for sales books and other office forms offering quality at affordable prices.

The Sidney Telegraph Sidne Telegraph 11Th Ave

Forage Group Meeting Set

LINCOLN The Nebraska Forage and Grasslands Council midwinter meeting will be January 16 at the Quality Court Motel Lincoln. After morning business the afternoon program includes talks by Fred F. Dickison on Multiple Uses of Land and M D Atkins on Plant Materials for the Great Plains, plus Wally Moline on potentials of Nebraska's Grasslands. Reservations with Dr W J Moline by January 10.

Lincoln Nebraska Forage and Grasslands Council Quality Court Dayle Williamson Fred F. Dickison National Park Service Great Plains M.D. Atkins Midwest Region Soil Conservation Service Nebraska Wally Moline University of Nebraska W.J. Moline Keim East Campus Williamson

Certificate awarded for scholastic standing to PFC Sidney Draper

PFC Sidney H. Draper received a certificate of achievement for high scholastic standing in completing the Basic Procedures course at the U S Army Medical Department Veterinary School in Chicago. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold A Draper and a Gurley Nebraska graduate. He is assigned to the Veterinary Detachment at Fort Sam Houston Texas.

Sidney H. Draper U.S. Army Medical Department Chicago Pfc Draper Harold A Ft. Sam Houston Texas U.S. Army

Our land a good land that feeds a growing nation

National land use shows 2.3 billion acres in the 50 states with cropland grazing and forest areas. Cropland and pasture cover over 90 percent of the Northern Plains, while the East shows rugged terrain with varying uses. Despite shifts to grazing and development, crop output rose 14 percent from 1959 to 1964, aided by soil improvements freeing 25 million cropland acres. The piece asserts the nation’s land can continue to supply food and fiber into the future.

States Northern Plains Nebraska Southern Plains Great Mid-Continent Canadian Gulf of Mexico Rockies Appalachians Ohio-Mississippi River Plains

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