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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
3
A compact list of mixed letter clues forming a crossword style set with definitions for across and down entries. The grid prompts include terms like musical instrument false god and feelings of perception along with measurements and anatomy words.
A list of crossword style clues spans topics from life threatening to birth. Entries include terms for destruction and separation, types of music and flora, a Dutch W Indies island, and phrases hinting at growth and time. The fragmented set reads like puzzle clues.
Coe called for cutting the number of work accidents as farm safety gains attention. He notes about 3,600 farm residents have died doing farm work in recent years.
A list of multiple defendants from various states facing speeding fines and related penalties. Entries include names such as LeRoy A Katz Omaha and W Max Bryant Morning Sun Iowa with fines from 10 dollars to 29 dollars and costs, plus counts for minor liquor possession, improper passing, insufficient funds checks, no operator's license, and license suspensions.
President Eisenhower proclaims the 15th National Farm Safety Week to run in July 2026. Maynard Coe of the National Safety Council cites the theme safety works for you and notes a year‑round campaign to reduce farm deaths and injuries across states including Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Kansas, and New Hampshire with motor vehicle and home accidents identified as major danger factors.
In a White House meeting report Rep. Miller defends farm subsidies as essential, tracing them from Tariff Act of 1789 to modern programs. He notes defense and public aid spending, cites several minor traffic fines, and previews his final newsletter and annual district report after Congress adjourns mid August.
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