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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
6
Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren surveys grain storage and urges fumigation two to three weeks after harvest even without pests. He lists four effective mixtures EB-5 80 20 and the three to one ethylene dichloride carbon tetrachloride mix, warns fumigants are poisonous and workers should pair up and wear masks.
Gov. Val Peterson said the Fremont meeting of the highway study committee found an emergency in Nebraska's highway situation. He would only act after the committee reports and expressed reluctance to call a special Legislature session before then.
The Lucky 4 H Girls gathered at Mrs. Robert Kurz’s home on July 9, 1952, with most members present. Mary Ann Mohart and Marianne Wilson demonstrated Ambrosia and Apple Crisp while Barbara McMillan and Marlene Mohatt planned games for all.
Sunday School and worship times at Potter Methodist and First Lutheran churches are listed. The Potter School Band Association gathers July 31 at 8 pm. Local families and visitors, from Alliance to Sidney, are noted visiting relatives, picnics and trips, with several mentions of Roberts and Thayer families, and a baby born in Sidney.
A sequence of short visits unfolds as Los Angeles and Denver guests call on the Schuessler and Schubarth households. relatives from Madrid Nebraska and Miles City Montana attend meals and afternoons. trips include a stop in Valparaiso Indiana and a Sidney hospital stay for Elmer Buhrdorf.
Local advert promises quick, high standard business and office services under The Telegraph banner.
Maple Grove Miss Carol Tremain visits relatives in Sidney. Neighbors attend at the Verne Sharmah and Alberta Runion homes. Local families host and dine with friends including the Miles and Rasmussen households. Richard Osborn returns to California after two weeks with Charles Smith.
Mrs Jerry Stengel and her children spent Monday visiting Ed Miles, according to a brief household note.
The Telegraph reports a ready stock of day books and office record books available for purchase. Customers are invited to visit or inquire for varieties and quantities.
A health note says keeping eyes in good condition costs under three cents a day for professional care. It emphasizes routine checks and proper eye hygiene.
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