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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1956
Page
14
Nebraska officials will ignore the new inventory tax law for 1956 assessments. State Tax Commissioner Fred Herrington said inventories of merchants manufacturers farmers grain and live stock will be taxed as before. He cited Attorney General Beck's ruling that the law is unconstitutional for breaking tax uniformity.
The Division of Agricultural Statistics notes old wheat stocks at 109,656,000 bushels, up 25 percent from a year ago. Farm rye and corn stocks show declines or shifts, while oats and sorghum totals also vary. Separately UCLA archaeologists unveil what may be the largest prehistoric pottery jar found in the Valley of Mexico.
The Sunol Mustangs advanced to the finals at the Gurley tournament after beating Broadwater Lorenzo and Gurley in overtime before losing to Bushnell for third place. Other local gatherings included numerous Sunday visits to the Cecil Hunt and Murrel Crosby homes and relatives attending stock shows in Denver.
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The note reports colossal lions reach 45 inches tall and over 9 feet long from nose to tail. It adds that liquid air boils on ice. It also states Americans now eat 18 pounds more fruit each year than in 1915.
Sidney Country Club changes its opening hours under Club Manager Ed Brooks. The clubhouse will be closed on Friday nights except for pre booked parties, and it had previously been closed on Monday nights.
Keith Sim promoted to central office foreman at Northwestern Bell Telephone Co in Sidney. Formerly equipment man, he has worked for the company since 1928 and came to Sidney in 1945. Promotion effective January 8.
Local society notes list Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Phelps and Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming traveling to Lincoln for a few days. Numerous dinners and visits occur around Sidney and Challis Idaho, with many families including Fleming Phelps Meier and related households hosting gatherings and club meetings.
Kenneth Darling came home Friday after a several day stay in Powell Wyoming with family. Residents visited include Mrs Clarence Meyers and Mrs Al Brandl with several social calls at the homes of Talich Meyers and Hokum, plus relatives from Sidney. Cornell University scientists experiment to sell eggs without shells contained in 12 compartment plastic packets.
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