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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1951
Page
4
Nebraska farmers saw a price rise in the May 15 to June 15 period driven by higher livestock and livestock products. The state index rose to 345, up 1 point from the prior period, outpacing a national four point drop. Hog, cattle, and calf prices advanced while lambs and sheep fell. Milk cows declined, butterfat rose slightly, and most crops posted losses with barley, wheat, oats, rye all down.
Little Joe Chigger returns to trouble picnickers and lawn pedestrians in Nebraska. Prof. O S Bare of the University of Nebraska entomology department recommends lawnowners spray with five percent chlordane, or ten percent toxaphone, or plain sulfur to control the chigger. He notes scratching worsens the welt and suggests applying a dab of clear nail polish to the bite.
A brief item notes a good stock of Scotch tape available, distributed by The Telegraph, signaling convenient accessibility and readiness for buyer needs.
The 1500 foot volcanic summits Lot and Lot's Wife rise from two and a half mile depths in the South Atlantic. Saint Helena, the remote British island famed as Napoleon's exile site, anchors their stark isolation.
A total of 239 4-H members attended judging days and 2,287 clubbers took part in demonstration days in Nebraska this year. Meetings continue through July. Wesley M. Antes, state 4-H club leader at the University of Nebraska, said youths learned many farm and home practices during demonstration days and raised product standards when compared with less desirable products seen during judging days. A judging day meeting at Imperial drew 296 4-Hers, while 198 attended a demonstration day in Saline County.
Obsease date pricing charts ease official forms to meet government requirements. Available at The Telegraph.
An accident Friday on Highway 30 one mile east of Brownson involved a Sidney car carrying several children and a transport tow truck with three new trucks. The Chevrolet driver Frank Elliott pulled off into a borrow pit after the sideswipe. his car lost a rear fender. The truck driver, from a South Bend Indiana company, did not stop until reaching him. No injuries.
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