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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1966

Page

11

Safflower Still Has Role As Replacement In West Nebraska

Uni expert L N Leininger analyzes safflower as a potential fallback crop for western Nebraska wheat farms. He notes past yields, oil content gains, and climate factors affecting safflower, with future prospects tied to moisture, soil, weed control, and evolving varieties.

Western Nebraska United States California Arizona

Grand Opening Draws Hundreds at North Side Market

Several hundred people attended the grand opening of the new North Side Market on Sunday. Four Sidney residents won door prizes including Dick Aurich with a Teflon cooking set, Julian Mueller with an electric can opener, Lynn Martin with a knife set, and Debbie Matthews with a camera kit.

New North Side Sidney Dick Aurich Teflon Julian Mueller Lynn Martin Debbie Matthews

Collision In City Reported

Sidney Police investigated a two car collision at 1 35 pm Wednesday at the intersection of 23rd and Illinois. A 1948 Chevrolet driven by Russell R Luce 600 Charlotte Drive was westbound on Illinois turning left onto 23rd when it collided with a westbound 1963 Oldsmobile driven by William F Brown New Hartford NY passing on the left. Damage to the Brown car was $105.

Sidney 23Rd Ilinois Chevrolet Russell R. Luce Charlotte Drive Illinois William F. Brown New Hartford N. Y

Scrap ivory burned to make a black pigment for artists

Historical note explains scrap ivory is burned to yield a black pigment used by artists. It mentions the chemical nuance of pigment production and its craft context without sensational detail.

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