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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1961
Page
7
Discrepancies have emerged in Easter's activities in Oregon regarding a company presence, after confirmation that such a company exists. Wood stated concerns about mismatches in the undertaken operations.
Howard Wittmuss of the University of Nebraska presented findings on a till plant system, combining cutting soil, planting in residue, and minimal tillage to protect soil, boost yields, and cut costs. Nebraska trials show 119 bushels per acre with till plant versus 117 with conventional tillage, plus lower moisture loss and reduced labor.
Pacific Fruit Express announces a multi million dollar purchase of 400 Tempco Vans fourty foot refrigerator trailers to enter piggyback rail service for western fruit and vegetable shippers. Lewis Duchley vice president says the trailers will be diesel cooled and operate from below zero to seventy degrees supporting frozen and fresh Produce.
Scotts Bluff County Attorney Don ald Wood prepared a different change against Donald Paul Easter, 33, of Portland, Ore., in County Court. Easter is jailed on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after a Sidney arrest on a warrant. He took a $150 check from Mrs. Katherine Betz of Scottsbluff to be used as a surety bond for a telephone answering business. Easter pleaded innocent as investigators followed up.
At their 47th annual meeting stockholders of Farmers Elevator Co. learned $85,148.76 was returned as interest and patronage dividends. They also received $2,929.33 cash from Consumers Cooperative Association for 1952 patronage certificates and raised their equity in the Cooperative Regional Organizations by $11,125. William F. Johnson and A. C. Cabela were reelected to the board and articles of incorporation and by-laws were amended.
The U S Department of Agriculture released Seeds the 1961 Yearbook of Agriculture featuring seven sections 75 chapters and 128 experts. It covers seeds of hybrid crops including corn sorghum rice wheat grasses and beets with practical guidance for farmers gardeners students and seedsmen.
Lewellen Stockholders discuss the Lewellen Community Hospital plan amid meetings. Documents titled Seeds may be obtained via Congress members or the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington DC, at $2 per copy.
The hospital will discuss turning the building to Lewellen Nursing Home at a June 29 meeting at 8 pm. Members say a doctor is needed before any vacancy ends and the town should acquire one before full use. Stockholders favor action, but officials prefer not to leave the building vacant.
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