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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1953
Page
2
Home gardeners can reproduce roses shrubs and trees in five to 14 weeks using air layering. The technique wraps a branch with wet sphagnum moss held by transparent film to retain moisture, starting with a small cut below a bud, dusting with root hormone, then moss wrapping.
A Nebraska extension specialist notes freezers cost most of their electricity when holding frozen foods and that running the motor to freeze uses less impact than maintaining temperature. Maximize turnover, defrost when stock is low, and open the door minimally for lowest operating costs.
Mrs. Lotta M. Briggs wins a divorce in Los Angeles after testifying that her husband disrupted family rest by keeping late hours calculating income on an adding machine.
University of Nebraska football players hold diverse summer jobs ranging from beekeeping to railroad work. Rex Fischer, Gregs brother to play for the Cornhuskers, is a beekeeper while also playing baseball and softball. Other players work in construction, gas pipelines, farming, or at local businesses, with several attending summer school or ROTC camps.
An 80 year old Colorado woman divorces her husband for letting her lie for four hours after a fall. She reflects on the relationship with a wry line about falling for him again. A lighthearted item mix includes a cat rescued from a laundry bag before a suds dunk. Venezuelan brothers return to car washing after losing 45000 in horse betting. A Chicago youth claims draft exemption due to Neanderthal descent, noting no exemption for extinction.
Lincoln Nebraska Game Commission announces deer and antelope permit applications available. total 5300 deer and 150 antelope permits to be issued with areas defined for Bucks only and any deer dates in December. antelope season September 14 18 marks Nebraska first antelope hunt.
The Telegraph lists pencils paper clips rubber bands and other essential office needs as part of a small supply catalog.
The Happy Cooking 4-H Club held its first meeting at Mrs. DeLong's home on June 19 with officers elected: President Sarah Parshall Vice President Artil Juelfs Secretary Treasurer Ruth Buttenschoen News Reporter Joan DeLong. The group met again June 26 at the leader's home making nutbread and baked apples.
On June 30 the Potter Rosy Blue Birds gathered at the leader’s home and made par asols before closing the meeting Mary Wheeler served lunch Joan De Long read stories and they read comic books Violet Holiday reporter.
Capital City Longyearbyen was named for John M Longyear a Bostonian who in 1905 led the first large scale coal mining operations in the icy Arctic archipelago Spitsbergen.
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