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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1959
Page
10
Shrine Circus returns Friday June 26 with Rudy Bros Circus at Cheyenne County Fairgrounds. Act highlights include Albert Rix and a daring bear act featuring polar, brown, black and Himalayan bears amid a lineup of international stars and high thrill feats.
Mr Elberne Luehrs was the guest of honor at a surprise party hosted by Mrs Luehrs Tuesday night. Guests shared humorous gifts and played cards, with all reports of a wonderful time.
Box Butte Experiment Station at Alliance hosts Field Day on Thursday, June 25, 1959. Activities include a 10:00 a.m. station tour highlighting tillage, residue reduction, fertilizer on winter wheat, and saf flower tests, plus an afternoon talk by Dr. Elvin Frolik on dryland research needs. A radio controlled tractor demo and tractor testing reports are planned.
The program is directed by Tim Vogt and Larry White with Vogt and White as instructors and lifeguards. Jeanne Mann runs the office and will assist with lessons.
Rushville residents are urged to conserve water by Mayor A Z Johnson as city wells drop and the water tank falls to 10 feet on two occasions this week. Lawn watering is allowed only from 6 am to 1 pm daily and sprinklers must not run after 1 pm until further notice.
A new heating system is being installed at the Chappell swimming pool as the season opens. The opening day saw 30 family season tickets and about 45 individual season passes sold.
The June 1 national average work day for farm operators shortened to 10.6 hours, the shortest on record in 20 states. The hired workers averaged 93 hours, unchanged from the five year average for the date.
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