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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
3
Berger argues that using low-cost, high-yield corn farming boosts per acre returns as fertiliser use rises. Nationwide reports show corn yields climbed from 48 to 56 bushels over eight years, while fertiliser and other costs per acre declined by about 40 to 30 cents, making profits per farmer higher.
Readable fragments report insect counts per acre in 1967 1957 comparisons across Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Mississippi Texas and Louisiana. The central delta and coastal plains show varying averages with regional highs and lows noted. The piece ends with a funeral note from Shawnee Oklahoma about mortician Ed Gaskill who has buried about eleven thousand people.
Chadron Nebraska will host two outdoor Conservation Camps for older 4 H members leaders and county agents June 17 21. Camps cost 12 with groups led by State Game Commission University of Nebraska Museum and Extension staff. Activities include Badlands fossil study cook outs swimming fishing games vespers movies and ceremonies.
Local telegraph want ads promise results as shoppers invest dollars in home related listings. brief notices highlight seeking items and services for domestic needs. Classified snippets emphasize practical purchases and community exchange.
A list of upcoming agricultural events and meetings across Nebraska from June 8 to September 11. Highlights include 4-H conferences in Chevy Chase and Chadron Conservation camps in Chadron State Park soil workshops in Neligh and field days at Box Butte and Scottsbluff stations. Major events involve the Nebraska Stock Growers Association convention and the American Dairy Science Association meeting in Urbana.
Lincoln An inspection of cooling equipment before heavy seasonal use pays dividends in efficient operation says Jack Steele University Extension agricultural engineer. Condenser fins should be kept clean as fins accumulate dirt and the unit may seem to cycle too often or be short of gas when it is merely dirty.
Cattlemen from across the state gather June 1 to 13 in Lincoln for the 70th Nebraska Stock Growers Association convention at the Cornhusker Hotel. Notables include Carl E. Bahmeier Jr., Raymond J. Pool, Harold Breimger, and Congressman Donald McGinley.
A reader is invited to scan the Sidney Telegraph for money saving ads from local merchants in the current issue. The page highlights promotional offers and price reductions. Readers are urged to compare bargains across nearby shops.
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