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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1949
Page
2
The Telegraph, published at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street in Sidney Nebraska, is distributed every Tuesday and Friday morning. It serves the City of Sidney, Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska, with post office registration as second class matter and annual rates listed.
Editorial stresses the value of safety in agriculture noting yearly farm mishaps across Cheyenne County. It cites tractor incidents and injuries from animals and equipment, urging readers to slow down and work carefully for the sake of life and property.
A Nebraska safety bulletin cites a Nebraska survey showing farm accidents from tractors and falls. it urges precautions around machinery, animals, electricity, tools, booby traps, fires, and home safety to reduce injuries and disablements among farmers. The alert targets APR members through The Telegraph.
Harold H. Healy of The Ohio Oil Company says the Cheyenne County oil strike requires months to gauge its full scope. He notes ongoing lease activity and multiple rigs drilling as the company tests an offset well and monitors Sands in the Julesburg Basin across Nebraska, Colorado, and Wyoming.
Four year old Kenny Lee Barr son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barr has been in the Children's Hospital at Denver for nearly ten weeks with a rare kidney ailment. He faces the illness bravely but requires blood transfusions and his family struggles to continue visiting from Gurley. They need help with rides and practical support from neighbors.
U S Senator Kenneth Wherry reports a weather station for Scottsbluff is closer to approval as part of the annual appropriations bills. The project, estimated at 35000, gained final conference committee support after House inaction. Nebraska leaders including Butler Stefan Miller have long pressed for the station.
If trends hold 18 000 Nebraskans may suffer farm injuries this year with tractor accidents a major risk. Nebraska Health Planning committee led by H G Gould outlines tractor safety steps and home and yard precautions to cut risks and save hundreds of lives this year.
When pigs show slow growth and poor feed efficiency they may be infested with roundworms. To treat, mix one pound of sodium fluoride with 100 pounds of dry ground feed and feed the entire mixture in one day.
A historical note states that about 15 percent of pig litters die when sows lie on piglets accidentally. It suggests simple prevention methods to reduce such casualties.
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