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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1954
Page
2
Officials urge shielding all exposed turning parts on power driven farm equipment to prevent injuries. Many farmers neglect removable shields or lack standard hitches, risking instant mangling from unguarded shafts. Local dealers can help obtain shields and adapter packages for homemade setups. caution includes gasoline vapors and air ignition hazards.
Advice from Gerda Petersen University of Nebraska extension on packing for trips emphasizes climate activities and minimal creases. Fold garments use tissue paper hang daily wear in an accessible bag, and use a travel iron.
The July plentiful foods list from the US Department of Agriculture notes abundant supply of ice cream and all dairy products for homemakers. Beef, turkey, broilers, fryers, garden vegetables, tomatoes, sweetcorn, fresh fish, watermelons, peanuts and peanut butter, and vegetable fats and oils are also listed as readily available.
University of Illinois tests show 48 hour cold soaking lengthens fence post life with copper naphthenate treatment, making it cost effective, while quick-dipping or brushing provides little benefit. Birch posts dipped 30 seconds failed after 29 months, untreated controls averaged 27 months, but 12 birch posts soaked 48 hours lasted six years. cottonwood posts received single brush coat with a strong solution.
During National Vegetable Week, the American housewife is urged to pause in grocery stores and note garden fresh vegetables at economical prices. The Farmer deserves credit for rising production to meet growing demand, and more than eleven hundred copies of The Telegraph are sold weekly, reflecting reader interest.
Mr and Mrs Glen Powers of Sidney welcome a baby daughter born Tuesday Mrs Powers is Barbara Fischer of Gurley. Mrs George Bennett of Columbus attends funeral of Mrs George Miller at Weyerts Lutheran Church. Albert Fastenau hosts Thursday dinner at Frank Gross home. Dan Elgel of Rapid City SD visits weekend with Charles Gabriel family. Marilyn stays longer with Handley family. Neal Tank of Sidney visits Wm Waite home. Lloyd Gebhardt of Martin SD visits Ernest Meyers and Lloyd Buslroom homes. Betty and family plan longer visit.
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