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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1970
Page
10
The Sidney employment office reports a May rise in activity due to students seeking summer work. Over 60 percent of the registered labor force are youths under 22, with 98 non agricultural and 31 farm referrals, and 69 hires across multiple sectors.
The NBCIA announces a Sire of the Year award to honor a breeder who best uses individual performance data and lineage information to evaluate a herd bull. Eligible bulls must be registered and at least a quarter owner must be a Nebraska cattleman. nominations are due to NBCIA Secretary Ken Messer Smith by September.
The note discusses bagworms harming trees and advises reading insecticide labels for safe spraying. It covers control options for large white winged ants likely carpenter ants, recommending chloradane and water mix after drying. It also mentions Malathion, Levin, or Toxaphene as alternatives for armyworms, turf mulch issues, and sod webworm treatment with Dilox Drazinon or Sevin.
The Nebraska State Historical Society Fort Robinson Museum sponsors a free evening film program titled The Real West beginning Sunday June 21 at 8 30 p m. It will also be shown June 22 23 and 24 at the same time. The museum hours are 8 a m to 8 p m Monday to Saturday and 9 a m to 8 p m Sunday. Outdoor screening is north of the museum during fair weather and in the first stable south of the museum in bad weather.
Nebraska’s preliminary 1970 census totals show Douglas County and surrounding areas creating imbalanced districts. Second District tops the 489,171 ideal by a small margin, while First and Third lag, prompting possible reform moves in 1971.
Five toadstools grow on a cut tree stump indicating ongoing decay. Removal suggestion mentions using Panagen turf spray to manage decay progression and reduce stump moisture.
President Nixon designated the week of July 1925 as Farm Safety Week to address the high rate of farm accidents and the heavy human and financial costs they impose on agricultural workers and the sector.
An advertisement invites readers to use The Sidney Telegraph for all printing needs at 886 11th Ave. The short notice emphasizes the newspaper’s printing capabilities and location.
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