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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1970
Page
2
Nebraska gardeners face tomato leaf blight caused by a fungus in warm wet spells. Control with zincb, manele, or Bordeaux spray before infection, reapplied every 10–14 days, plus wetting agents. Also details on identifying sod webworms and treatment with pyrethrum and approved insecticides. Ends with elm tree sheet removal guidance using 2,4-D on seedlings or stump surfaces.
A crossword puzzle with across and down clues appears, followed by numbered lawn care questions. Topics cover removing brome grass, safe sprays for blue spruce, millers on grass, night crawlers, blue grass blade issues, water mold on blue grass, and clover removal with nitrogen fertilizer and Silvex treatment.
John Swanson, chairman of the State Railway Commission, said Union Pacific Railroad agreed to ship grain by truck at rail rates. The commission had approved Rock Island line’s truck rate request and invited four other railroads to truck grain. Ed Bailey, UP president, said the action should help avert a serious car shortage in grain territory.
Editor notes the state water plan will have four main sections with volumes detailing framework study river basin assessments and projects. Harold H Gilman explains Section I Framework Study will evaluate Nebraska water and land resources while Section II covers basin studies and local action. Section III describes federal projects and Section IV offers legislative and government recommendations.
Short message urging quick sale with a call to action and a phone contact 254 5535. Details are minimal and no items described beyond the contact number for direct inquiries.
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