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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1947
Page
6
Beltsville experiment station scientists report Nutrient X in milk products lettuce egg yolk beef pork muscle and forages like bluegrass alfalfa timothy hay increases palatability. Animals eat more and show better growth due to the nutrient.
Bolivian miners labor at elevations above 13,000 feet, using bellows for lungs as they extract tin ore while others struggle to breathe. Historic lures like gold and silver still drive mining, with copper lead zinc tungsten wolfram antimony and bismuth also produced.
For garments not yet ready for laundering spray warm water with a few drops of vinegar on the odor spot. Sprinkle with powdered pepsin and work it into the fabric. Let stand one to two hours keeping the area moist. Brush away the powder and rinse thoroughly.
The 1939 to 1946 period shows the American Red Cross expanding military and veterans services, with 4.25 million volunteers across 3,750 chapters and more than 730 million dollars in total expenditures. Blood drives supplied 13.3 million pints, while overseas relief totals reached 75.05 million dollars in value and 300,460 tons of supplies shipped.
A. L. Miller notes 71.3 percent re election support in Nebraska's 4th District and outlines goals for the new Republican Congress. He pledges labor reforms, budget balance, tax relief, and reassessment of wartime powers, predicting many bills but few becoming law. He warns against overreaching legislation and calls for smarter administration. Next week he will discuss Congress reorganization.
Tomatoes thrive in moderate temperatures with ample water in hot dry spells. Regular side dressings of fertilizer like nitrate of soda every two weeks keep plants growing and blooming, while shielding them from insects and ensuring consistent watering, especially as cooler weather approaches.
M L Wilson reports the extension service aided farm families in peacetime agriculture with 10 million office calls, 3.25 million farm and home visits, 20 million bulletins, and over 35 million attendances at meetings demonstrations and tours. The program enrolled 1.5 million youth in 4-H and helped 3.25 million farm women. It also placed 7.5 million workers through the emergency farm labor program.
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