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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1959
Page
10
Cheyenne County farmers vote July 23 in a national referendum on 1960 wheat marketing quotas. The program requires two thirds approval to take effect, ties price support to parity, and allows up to 15 acres without penalties. Voters include growers planning 16 plus acres for harvest.
Lincoln reports 1959 Nebraska wheat may have higher protein than 1957 1958 crops though test weights yields are down. Early tests show 10 to 16 percent protein with over 12 percent good. Disease heat Hessian Fly mosaic and black stem rust damaged fields with variable yields and test weights ranging 42 to 60 pounds per bushel.
A dampened brown paper may be used successfully as a substitute for a pressing cloth in emergencies.
List of agricultural meetings and events across Nebraska from July 15 to August 15. Includes irrigation and pest seminars, land judging training, poultry and soil workshops, 4-H activities, farm youth exchanges, and parish shows with locations such as Lincoln Dixon Scotts Bluff North Platte Wahoo Crete and Santa Fe New Mexico. Multiple colleges and stations organize sessions.
Lincoln farmers and ranchers can apply from July 1 to September 30, 1959 for a refund of the federal tax on gasoline used for farming between July 1, 1958 and June 30, 1959. Those who filed last year will receive Form 2240 and instructions by mail from the IRS. others can obtain forms at county agent offices.
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbered Across and Down entries covering terms from ultimate fever sea robb spoken having six metric feet to Babylonian god and various short definitions, suitable as a reader puzzle item in a periodical.
The 4-H Club reorganizational meeting on July 9 at the 4-H building elected Cheryl Johnson as president Gary Policky as vice president Carol Hare as secretary Dave Policky as treasurer and Judy Irvin as news reporter Also planned the Cass County exchange for August and discussed forms and record books with Ivan Liljegren and Martha Stevens Our next meeting is set for July 20.
Cincinnati signs 6 foot 7 pitcher Herb Busch from Short Hills New Jersey after a stint at the University of Virginia. Scout Chuck Ward who once discovered Robin Roberts oversaw the deal and awarded a bonus to the 230 pound hurler.
Dal ton news notes that polio immunizations will be offered all week by Dr. J B Pankau at a reduced price of two dollars per shot. The item recalls prior county wide campaigns and notes past participation.
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