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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
13
Dad’s Day grill feature showcases beef club steaks from the short loin with rib eye, strip or porterhouse options. Includes baked potatoes, green beans, water chestnuts, salad, Roquefort dressing, corn gems and Dutch Plum Pie with coffee or tea. Grill timings vary by thickness. use thermometer for doneness.
Local notes record visits by the Bartling family to Cheyenne Wells Colorado and routine social events. Attendees at Berea Lutheran tea include Payne Jessen Bartling and Danielson. Various family visits and hospitality appear across Cheyenne Wells, Sidney and Chappell with multiple relatives hosting and visiting throughout the period.
The Beef Hotshots 4-H club held its sixth meeting May 25 at 8 p.m. in the Mt. Vernon Community Center. President Jere Walters opened with roll call of seven members and three parents. Minutes were read and approved. Old business covered 4-H book planning. new business included practice judging day with Judy Mathewson serving as reporter.
Nebraska wheat production faces low processing locally as 80 to 86 percent of harvested grain is shipped raw out of state. Richard Lewis of the Nebraska Wheat Commission notes mills are consolidating, freight favors raw wheat, and Nebraska remains a wheat factory. He urges expanding processing capacity to create jobs and diversify profits. The article also covers Beef Hotshots 4 H Club meeting notes and changes to meeting dates.
Local ad urges readers to visit The Sidney Telegraph at 83 1th Ave for sales books and other office forms offering quality at a fair price.
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