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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
6
Western Nebraska potato growers are urged to manage potato culls to avoid sprouting and pest problems. The Potato Development Division says spread culls on fields to be plowed in spring, not beneath, let them freeze, and use thin layers to release nitrogen. Improper pile storage spreads psyllids and flea beetles, costing thousands annually.
An advance rinse in clear cold water saves time and trouble in washing dishes and glasses. Calcium and protein in milk cause insoluble curd with soap and form a film that hides sanitation issues. Cold rinsing before warm soapy water removes much of the film, improving cleanliness of utensils and fabrics. Telegraph Want Ads bring results.
Dr. Logan Clendenning states hydrophobia is rare in dogs and even rarer in humans. He notes about 3 percent of bitten dogs develop rabies and roughly 16 percent of bitten people would become infected if the virus enters the skin. He explains infection requires broken skin and infected saliva. Pasteur treatment after a bite greatly reduces disease risk.
The Mothers Helpers 4 H club held its second meeting at Dorothy Leger’s home on Friday January 28 with nine members and one visitor Mrs Elmer Westerhoff present Ann Rolfhing led the meeting reviewing minutes and roll call They planned future meeting places and dates demonstrated Baking Sugar Cookies and chocolate pudding led by Ann Rolfhing and Dorothy Leger Two new members Joan and Phyllis Brunner joined Lunch was served by Mrs Leger Reporter Dorothy Leger
Plainview Club met at Mrs. A W Thomas home with co host Mrs Frank Peetz. Mrs Muriel Crosby led a business session after lunch. Members pledged cash gifts to The Children's Hospital in Omaha The Child's Saving Institute Omaha and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. An Feb 20 meeting at Mrs George Deaver's home was set with Mrs Robert Irwin assisting. Lesson leaders Mrs Leon Lafler and Mrs Stewart Brown will teach refinishing floors and furniture.
An American pigment firm reports a Colorado vein of pure yellow iron oxide nearly identical to pure synthetic iron oxide. The vein runs about four feet wide, contains hundreds of thousands of tons, with no other occurrences within 50 miles. Production is estimated at 400 tons per month. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
War ended and peacetime brings vast telephone expansion. The company vows massive wire installation, central office upgrades, and capital investment to speed service, create jobs, and improve overall telephone quality while keeping costs fair for customers.
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