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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
8
Harrison central to Sioux County activity is noted as hub with expectations the Sioux County High School will serve secondary needs for years. The report cites inadequacies including restrooms storage facilities gymnasium superintendent’s office locker and shower rooms and the vocational agriculture shop.
Governor Frank Morison announced initial approval for the Gordon Neighborhood Youth Corps summer project. It will provide nine weeks of employment and counseling to 13 Gordon youths on civic betterment tasks, funded at 6230 dollars with 5600 dollars from federal sources.
Chadron Citizens Committee recommends a new high school mainly for grades 10 through 12 to be built on either donated or cost-free land. The existing building would house junior high grades 7 to 9 with shared spaces such as home economics auditorium art music and physical education. No price tag was set by the committee.
Box Butte County's 80,000 acre wheat crop, hit by drought in the fall and winter, is beginning to head in the south and east portions of the county indicating partial recovery and renewed activity across the plains.
A survey committee evaluating Sioux County High School in Harrison cites adequate courses but limited classroom activities due to insufficient classroom space. The committee recommends implementing a building program to address the facility shortfall and improve instructional capacity.
University of Nebraska agronomist Dr. O C Burnside reports spraying wheat with 2 4 D at the wrong time hurts yields mainly by reducing starch reserves while protein may rise. County Agent Don Miller notes only about 75 percent of planted acres remain and fields show spotted stands. Thinning beets, heavy field bean work, ongoing potato planting, and rapid corn growth are also observed as spring progresses. Potential damage includes reduced germination and abnormal plant structures.
D. M. Weldon, University of Nebraska Extension soils specialist, urges adding organic matter to soil for a healthy garden. Barnyard manure supplies this along with other nutrients, but substitutions like leaves stalks straw and grass clippings can work when composted first to prevent nitrogen loss from plants.
Instructions describe building a compost heap with layered damp material and fertilizer to speed decay, plus advice on containment and microbial inoculation. The piece also notes Sikkim as the world’s largest producer of cardamom, used in curry powders and baked goods and noting plant height in forests.
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