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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1959
Page
4
Foot health guidance from the National Foot Health Council outlines simple daily habits to prevent and treat common foot ailments. Bathe and dry feet, wear properly fitting shoes, trim nails straight, exercise feet, maintain good posture, and seek professional care for persistent issues.
Nebraska oat yields are likely to be reduced in many areas due to a virus disease called red leaf or cereal yellow dwarf. The virus, transmitted by aphids, stunts plants and reddens leaves. Researchers say the disease cannot be cured but future impact depends on aphid populations and a virus source.
The Agriculture Department sets 12.50 per acre as the payment for farmers retiring land under the Soil Bank plan in 1960. The program targets retiring 227000 acres in Nebraska and tightens eligibility by disallowing recent buyers to cash in on government retirement payments. Only inheritances count as ownership transfers since December 31, 1956.
A public discussion centers on whether to require residents to stay at home for telework. Officials weigh economic impact, health benefits, and enforcement challenges as the policy's fate remains undecided.
The Rush Creek column lists visits and gatherings around Cheyenne Wells Gurley and nearby towns. Families including Lovells Bartlings Miller Christensens Boehmers Horsts Dykmans and Niblocks are noted hosting or visiting during Tuesday to Friday periods with meals, dinners, and town trips to Greeley and Fort Collins.
Mrs Ed Boehmer and Mrs Eddie Borges and Dennis picked cherries Wednesday at the Leverne Flessner home. Mr Vernon Bartling and family and Mrs Eddie Borges and Dennis called on Sunday at Floyd Miller home. Mr and Mrs Alvin Bartling and family were Friday supper guests.
Recap of Sunday and weekend gatherings includes Mr and Mrs William Bartling and friends in Sidney and Jim Payne home visits by Gene Payne Floyd Bruns Eddie Borges and Dennis Abbe Bruns Anthony Lovell Lucian Conrad of Chappell. National Safety Council notes excessive speed is top rural fatal violation and night crashes exceed day. Soybean oil production now tops cottonseed oil in the United States.
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