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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1960
Page
10
The city approves a new public golf course on 75 acres east of Sterling north of Highway 6. Nine holes laid out on sandy terrain will use sand greens initially with a 36 par over 3000 to 3200 yards. Dues start at 25 dollars yearly, with non members paying one dollar per day green fee.
Lincoln Nebraska farm leaders expect thousands from 20 states at NFPC meeting in DeKalb Illinois July 19. Albert Ebers and C H Kreader of Nebraska will speak as the group aims to finalize plans and outline its policy program, seen as a major development in agricultural policy.
Federal agencies seek qualified librarians for government work at Army and Air Force installations in the midwest. Starting salaries run from 362 to 630 dollars monthly. Benefits of federal service urged. Obtain more information at most post offices or write the Ninth U.S. Civil Service region director at New Federal Building, St Louis 1 Missouri.
Night patrolman Jack Call heard a noise and saw a foreign-made car tailing him on the Liberal sidewalk. The driver, Jim Ulmer, was charged with reckless driving and forfeited a 350 bond in police court.
Classified brief in telegraph wantads inviting buyers and sellers to place ads. Public notice urges readers to submit items for sale or trade through the newspaper's wantad section.
Nebraska Democrat Rep. Don McGinley laments Congress delays after the convention, saying recess robs urgent action and lets party leaders use potential legislation as campaign leverage. He notes both parties appeasing political fortunes over national needs.
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