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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1948
Page
5
The Gala pagos land turtles have life expectancies from 100 to 200 years, with one recorded at nearly 250. Separately, patent filings rose last year with 27,739 total registrations and renewals at the U S patent office.
Three Sidney Methodist youths Mary Story John Elwell and Dorothy Osborn joined 140 Nebraska delegates at the international Methodist Youth Fellowship conference in Cleveland Ohio. The event ran December 30 to January 2 with day and evening sessions featuring E Stanley Jones and Rolland B Hayes. The Nebraska group traveled in four sections touring Chicago including the planetarium and Wesley Memorial Hospital before returning home January 2.
Nebraska’s index of prices received by farmers rose to 341 in mid December, a record near the peak set in 1946, with grains led by wheat at 2.77 dollars and corn at 2.50. The all-livestock index gained to 339 though average cattle prices at Omaha kept prior highs. Butter at 88 cents and wholesale milk at 5 dollars per cwt topped records, while hogs 25.20, cattle 20.70, and calves 0.90 higher.
Miss Leah Booth left for Whiting Indiana after spending two weeks in Sunol and Big Springs visiting relatives. New Year dinner guests at the Misegadis home included H Misegadis Olivia and the Palmqvist and Webb families. College students Frances Faye Irwin Melissa Koehler Erma Crosby return to their schools. Sunol Mustangs defeated the Creek team in Crook Friday. Laurel Craig and Cindy visited from Denver with Mrs Florence Craig, later traveling to Chadron. New Year guests at the Booths included A A Fenske A J Fenske and others. Cecil Hunt family moved to Sunol residence. Miss Joyce DeMers left for Omaha to teach at Brownell Hall.
The Telegraph reports on counter billing machines and compatible tickets as the modern way of conducting business, highlighting their efficiency and relevance to current commerce.
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