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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1961
Page
9
Agricultural Research Service researchers warn iron in wash water at 5 to 10 ppm reverses egg white conalbumin protection, increasing spoilage in shell eggs worth about 20 million dollars annually. Washing eggs is linked to higher spoilage risk as conalbumin binds iron needed by spoilage bacteria.
USDA findings from ARS tests show Sevin effectively thins blossoms across five major apple varieties including Golden Delicious Jonathans Delicious Winesap and Granny Smith. Trials by L P Batter in Washington and New South Wales indicate low mammalian toxicity and reliable thinning, though registration for blossom thinning is pending.
An operator paints color bands on ignition cables to match plugs: one band for the plug nearest the radiator, two bands for the next plug, and so on. The article notes tobiano Pinto horses display white patches originating from the underside and extending upward with a dark head.
Three weekend accidents were reported by Sxiney Police. A 1951 Chevrolet owned by Jackie Hoover suffered $150 damage at Coneco Station when a left in gear car hit it. A 1955 Mercury driven by Paul A Burrows sustained no damage in a hit and run near 1829 14th. A 1961 Ford driven by Alvin J Salazar collided with a 1946 Dodge driven by Anna Bundy at 9th and Illinois, causing $19 damage.
Gerald Gerler of 2669 Laredo reported to Sidney Police that his house was broken into between 3 and 5 30 pm. A check found nothing missing.
James A Townsend and W F Gettel of Kimball face overweight on tandem axle and overweight on gross loads with $50 fines and costs. Raymond W Pitsch of Frankfort Kansas receives $100 fine and costs for drunk driving. Nebraska driving privileges suspended six months. John D Ahrens cited for intoxication with $25 fine and costs.
Classified item promotes use of the Telegraph Wantads for selling or trading goods. Encourages readers to place ads to reach buyers and traders through the newspaper’s classified section.
Patrolman Del Shipley reported two weekend accidents, one five miles south of Sunol where a 250 pound calf was killed after being struck on a county road. The vehicle driven by Marvin Bartling of Lodgepole sustained about 275 dollars in damage.
The passage recounts concerns over television programs and their influence on children. It notes FCC chair Newton Minow calling for rules governing network policies and educational programming while opposing federal control of networks. It argues parents should supervise viewing to curb violence and gore.
The page shows a dense mixed list of crossword clues across and down with numbers, hints, and partial words likely from a newspaper puzzle. It includes clues for Clan, Belgian commune, Rocky cliff, Seed coat, and many more spanning names, places, and common terms.
A Dallas man loaned a truck to a combine hand for a girl’s ride home in Oshkosh. The driver, 20 year old Michael McGern, vanished with the truck and the 16 year old girl visiting relatives. A five state alarm was issued across Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Missouri and Wyoming. An Oshkosh veterinary clinic under construction will include hospital, lab and kennels. Midwee Corporation adds production space in the Scott Jenkins building to expand capacitor production.
Fast moving efforts to organize an Ogallala corporation sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce industrial committee report stock subscriptions from a kickoff dinner rising from 63 250 to 80 780 by Monday noon. Investments limited to Nebraska residents to proceed.
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