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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1958

Page

8

Girl Scout Camp Planned At Keystone Lake Nebraska council greens light

Gifts of land and 40 000 dollars seed a permanent camp on Keystone Lake east of Kingsley Dam. Guiding Star Council will develop a 500 acre site with a lodge health cabin and water facilities. Dr R Alice Drought designed a multiple unit layout for cedar canyons Butterly Alligator Cedar. Plans call for an all weather road and extensive waterfront to teach water safety, with three 18 girl units and an outpost, ready for use by summer 1959.

Guiding Star Girl Scout Council Keystone Lake Kingsley Dam Robert A. Goodall Ogallala Cédar Point Ranch S. P. Gainsforth Girl Scouts Cheyenne County Guiding Star Council B. L. Gainsforth Boy Scouts Red Cross R. Alice Drought Drought Phil Dowling Don Peterson Elmer Cole Brule Virgil Cook Goodall Geneva Hotelling Nebraska American Camping Association American Red Cross L. Gainsforth

Fungus Disease Killing Lawns Across Local Areas

Widespread dying of bluegrass lawns due to a fungus known as melting out. Early leaves show purple to brown spots, then irregular patches appear. Damp conditions between 70 and 95 degrees favor spread. Spores travel by wind, enabling rapid infection. Early treatment with fungicides Capton Phyon and Zine can control the outbreak. Support Your Local Merchants.

Oregon Trail Days Lights Gering Spotlight in July

Oregon Trail Days returns for its 37th year in Gering July 17 and 18 with a big parade featuring at least 11 bands. Speakers include Robert G Simmons Jr and Old Settlers leader Clyde Wyatt, with Dr. W. D. Aeschbacher of the Nebraska State Historical Society addressing the event. The celebration offers free entry aside from carnival rides and food, plus a large historical exhibit in Central Auditorium.

Gering Robert G Simmons Jr Reuben Elquest Mitchell Victor Anderson Guy N. Henninger W. D. Aeschbacher Nebraska State Historical Society Bill Templar Clyde Wyatt Old Settlers Earl Harvey Banner

Choosing the Right Resilient Floor Tile for Home Use

A Watertown flooring expert notes vinyl asbestos tile as the closest to all purpose, with other options including vinyl, rubber, cork, asphalt, and linoleum. Advice covers placement, moisture, maintenance, and new vinyl rubber composites, plus guidance on protecting floors and avoiding finishes.

Paul G. Bratenas Watertown Mass Bratenas

Farmers Lose Gas By Evaporation In Sun

Agricultural researchers at Pennsylvania report evaporation losses from six vented 50-gallon drums in hot sun amounting to about 30 gallons per month. An above ground 290-gallon vertical tank lost 11 gallons through evaporation in the same period.

Ole’ Sol Pennsylvania

Evaporation losses differ by tank type and color

The report notes evaporation varied by tank design and shading. An above ground vented tank at 3 psi lost little water, while an underground tank shed seven gallons. Complete shading cut losses by up to percent. A red 300 gallon tank loses about three gallons more than a white one of equal size.

Gasoline storage warned to avoid farm fires

Gasoline should not be kept in side farm buildings due to fire risk. If stored beyond four to six months it can become gummy and cause carburetor trouble.

Weekend quest to photograph Loch Ness Monster

More than 30 underwater swimmers from HEALTHY QUEST EDINBURGH plan a weekend in June to search and photograph the elusive Loch Ness Monster. The event groups divers to gather images and data, highlighting ongoing interest in the legendary creature and Scottish wilderness exploration.

Edinburgh Loch Ness

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