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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1958
Page
6
In scattered notices and posters officials warn that Route 30 and interstate routes are being crowded with tourist posters. state engineers emphasize traffic safety and maintenance as posters remain on display. Community groups raise funds for a boy named Shoemaker needing surgery, asking for support from local residents and Garden County residents.
Kes Mats Entrance visits the town with a new high school mats display at Art Dilley representing the Western Sales Company. Paul Hail tours public buildings for airing mats sales territory during his stay, meeting Mr. Y and receiving positive remarks about the town.
Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship of First Methodist Church maps an outing to Hot Springs and the Black Hills. They depart by bus at 1 p.m. August 6, stay overnight at Camp Norwesca, visit Hot Springs, swim, tour the Black Hills, and return late evening. Ralph Robertson to drive.
Julia T. Johnston 82, native of Sidney and former local teacher, died suddenly of a heart attack at her Richmond California home on Thursday July 17. Funeral services pending. her son Cameron and Sacramento ties are noted as those expected to hold the services, with Johnston memories tied to Sidney. Survivors include sisters Rose and Grace McFadden, and parents Hugh and Sarah McFadden.
New Jersey is described as a heavy industry state with forests comprising about 48 percent of its land area, reflecting its mixed land use and environmental profile.
Mr and Mrs Clark Schaffert welcome a seven pound four ounce daughter Debra Ann born Thursday July 17 at 7 13 am in Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Marvin Aurich and William T Schaffert with great grandparents Oscar Aurich Gurley and George Nieman Sidney. Charlie Lessman of Dalton is great great grandfather.
United States farmers received 1 645 858 415 dollars from Uncle Sam in the past three years for not producing wheat corn cotton tobacco and rice. The government paid 1 20 per bushel for wheat 90 cents for corn 83 dollars a base report to Congress on soil bank acreage reserve. The program aims to reduce surplus and is being abandoned after this year with subsidies for underplanting acreage allotments.
A. H. Meyer charged on Saturday that Fenske’s opponent has violated fund law by failing to report campaign contributions and expenditures. The dispute centers on the cotton and rice industry figures cited, including 20 cents a pound for cotton and 2.44 per hundred pounds for rice. The May 13 primary was noted as the current election date.
Niels Kammersgaard of Kimball is nominated to oppose State Senator A. A. Fenske of Lund in the Forty-third Legislative District. The Kimball County Attorney's office has been advised to contact Mr. I Kammersgaard.
Space rates are discussed with merchants in mind. A twenty five foot lot costs a dealer five dollars, and a fifty foot lot is offered at reduced terms.
Early plans indicate strong interest in the fair from all angles and an expected good attendance. Gene Jimmerson and Bob Kalloff at Sidney Implement can supply further information and help exhibitors set up displays for maximum visibility.
Since the end of World War II U S railroads have placed in service 24532 new locomotives, of which 24042 are diesel units.
A cluttered list of individuals from Sidney, Scottsbluff, Denver, and nearby towns appears with names such as Mrs Rowlin Zitek, A. E. Marsh, William Wolff, Kenneth Rankin, Kathryn Henry, Carl Trout, Gene Lybarger, Benny Jones, Lorraine Stately, Johnny Spaeth, David Berges, Jimmy Benjamin Potter, Danny Knight Kimball, Sally Gothrope Bushnell, Frank Mathew, and others. The entry also notes dismissals of Sidney residents including Mrs Matt Treinen and Mrs W L Lane and lists several married names and kinship references across multiple Colorado and Nebraska communities.
An art exhibit showcases apostles Bartholomew James the Less Andrew Judas Peter John Thomas James the Greater Philip Matthew Thaddeus and Simon with dramatic poses. The display is in a large downtown Mobile Museum with area businesses sponsoring. Sponsors receive city publicity and free family invitations for employees and customers or church distributions.
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