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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1956
Page
3
An editors note by Dorothy V. Whipple warns that adopting a baby is serious and stresses motives. It urges couples to reflect on why they want a child, to ensure genuine love and a stable home, and cautions against adopting for the sake of others or to fix a relationship.
The second half of the extension lesson Refinishing Furniture will be shown to club leaders on four February dates. Sidney Group A meets February 1 at 1 30 p m in the City Auditorium dining room. Dalton Group meets February 6 at the Dalton Presbyterian Church. Lodgepole Group meets February 7 at 1 30 p m in Mrs Walter Dykman s home. Sidney Group B meets February 15 at the City Auditorium dining room. The lesson covers finishing methods satin finish protection brush care and storage.
Nebraska officials report Brucellosis infection drop to under two percent statewide in 1955 with testing and vaccination steps urged. Extension guides compare orange prices and juice yields while seed testing and hybrid sorghum experiments proceed. Cheyenne County 4-H activities include calf sale plans, breeding heifer projects, and a 1956 handbook release. Cheyenne County receives Westinghouse Foundation award for outstanding 4-H electrical program.
Chappell hosts the Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture meeting on February 9 with separate women and men sessions at the county courthouse and American Legion Building. A farmers dinner at noon, tickets by February 6, and a general afternoon session feature speakers including Gerda Peterson on dress accessories and WNOA president William T. Schaffert.
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