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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
9
N J Livingston new device by M Zacharias Jr mounts on rotary blade mowers. The cultivator tears up ground uproots plants weeds and crab grass and prepares soil for planting. Zacharias an electronics R and D specialist says he created it out of necessity.
Mor rill County board of commissioners ordered publication of payments and recipients of general relief to curb abuses. General relief covers emergency aid. old age aid, aid to the blind, disabled and dependent children are excluded. Records indicate a push toward transparency in relief distributions.
Annual election named Frederick Weiso first vice commander Clayton Johnson second vice commander Dr C Richter finance officer Mike Gaskins chaplain Ed Hollistein service officer Joe Baldauf and new executive committee members Walt Blum John Dykes Baldauf became Auxiliary president with Mrs Joe Baldauf as vice president Also elected were Mrs Walter Bare secretary Elizabeth Finkey treasurer Helen Sipp historian chaplain Mrs George Pochon sergeant at arms Donna St John Cadoline Dewing Joint installation for both groups set for Wednesday July 1.
Bayard City Council awarded a resurfacing contract for Main Street from the depot to Factory Road to Western Bridge and Construction Company. The bid was $6,134 for hot mix or $5,759 for cold mix, with hot mix preferred if available. An armour coat of asphalt and stone chips will be laid, and four coats may be needed to restore the surface.
A representative for the winning contractor said the street project will likely start in July as part of the first phase in the series of planned works.
Rushville shows healthier finances with bonded debt down from 92000 to 74000 dollars and all bonds now paid. May 1 1959 fund balances stand at 58124 versus 51921 last year, fire and general funds improved, and Board of Trustees funds up about 2500.
A reunion of men who served on the aircraft carrier USS White Plains is set for September 25 to 27 in White Plains New York. The carrier is being scrapped in a process noted in the report.
A report states Boston Navy Yard artifacts will be turned over to White Plains New York city authorities. The note invites jeep carrier veterans to contact Col Fred E Hadermann at City Hall White Plains NY for reunion details. Teletype mentions Toledo police and a separate incident of Carl Doyle, 45, breaking into a Walbridge suburban restaurant and rifling a juke box, confronted by multiple officers. Doyle pled guilty.
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