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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1946
Page
4
Busy Body Garden club met at W L Hawkins home on June 7 with eight members present. President Glen Fleming led the session on planting and garden care. After adjournment, Mrs Hawkins served a delicious lunch. Robert Hawkins, reporter.
A busy period with visits and family events. Hal Craig visits his family and naval brother Don Craig on leave from the U. S. Naval Academy. Jimmie Golden becomes father of a son Jimmie Kevil. twin boys Robert Michael and William Patrick born to Caleb and Ordville Eddy. numerous relatives travel between Beatrice Lincoln Denver and Chadron. Mrs. Simpson undergoes major operation in Denver. many locals attend weddings, graduations, and reunions across Sidney and nearby towns.
Community groups hold sessions at the homes of Mrs Keith Spiker and Mrs Forrest Planck with evening divisions meeting at 8 o clock. Junior Division gathers at Mrs Wealey Jensen’s residence Wednesday. Rebekah Lodge plans initiation and officer examination Thursday amid church circle activities.
A total of 37 outstate small grain variety tests have been planted for the 1946 season. This excludes University of Nebraska College of Agriculture sub station plantings. East oats include 12 varieties and experimental strains, barley tests have 10 varieties. In the northeast, tests add a special nursery of 30 oats varieties and strains. The same number of barley plots were planted for the second year. Last fall 13 winter wheat variety tests, five winter barley tests and one rye were planted. Several plots are being conducted cooperatively.
The Nebraska Improvement Association sponsors 100 farmer samples tests. Small grain variety trials are located at Tecumseh Bruning Dorchester Aurora Auburn Fontanelle Osceola Elkhorn Humphrey Wayne ONeill North Loup Roseland Riverton Orleans Holdrege Imperial Trenton Sidney Heminegford.
Mrs Faye Martha Buss 36 a Peetz resident was driving a truck on a country road southwest of Peetz when illness caused the loss of control. After the crash she walked to a nearby house, fainted and was taken to a Sidney hospital unconscious.
A truck rolled down a grade and upset by Wash Street roadside. Shull reported the incident.
An official medical report states gout is rare among the working classes of Ireland, noting it is uncommon across labor groups. The finding contrasts with common beliefs about prevalence in lower income communities.
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