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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
6
Gov Stratton notes Russian farmers have adopted U S methods and now rival U S corn output. He cites Kruschev's implied threat and warns that continued aid to the Soviets could undermine American prosperity. The piece questions national policy and survival.
Critics argue President Eisenhower should oppose a broad federal appropriation for health care, warning against federal control of doctors and hospitals. They say his own recovery benefited from private research funded by private money, not government subsidies, and urge keeping government out of specialized medical fields.
State Geologist E C Reed values Nebraska oil gains noting about 100 million barrels produced since discovery and Ohio Oil Co district manager Fred C Aldrich says exploration has only begun. Oil industry leaders in Nebraska expect long term development and multi million dollar prosperity for years to come.
The Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce executive vice president argues federal aid to public education is not a gift and would grant Washington control over curricula teacher hours and duties. He cites current subsidies in vocational agriculture and home economics and questions the motives of proponents. He voices strong opposition to socialization of America.
The piece contrasts past and present lawn maintenance. It recalls Dad mowing while children picked up grass with baskets, dandelions dug by hand, and manual edging, versus modern automatic mowers, electric trimmers, chemical sprays, and underground sprinklers. The narrator questions nostalgia.
A veteran speaker critiques constant marriage advice from books and media noting the divorce surge. He argues real compatibility comes from shared thinking, adjusting to family life, and redefining conversations around children rather than nightlife and home decor.
The author argues there is little value in experts on life after marriage and suggests that true certainty comes from choosing the right partner and marrying. They claim marriage reveals new priorities, and urge readers to proceed with confidence despite lacking prior experience.
Lever Brothers plans to close its 60 year old Cambridge soap plant idling 720 workers as production moves to Baltimore Hammond and other sites. Armour and Co moves slaughter operations from Chicago stockyards and other locations, transferring about 5000 employees to newer plants, illustrating the mixed impact of industry on cities.
A management view of Steelworkers contract talks shows union demands like a 32 hour week paid for 40, extra three months vacation every five years and bigger pensions. The pattern may prompt higher prices, hitting the consumer who pays the bill.
In Holland Iowa a new garden mulch named Miracle Mulch is produced from corn cobs. Eugene H Knutson of Cargill Inc describes it as a fully organic soil conditioner that stores moisture, stabilizes soil temperature and improves aeration. One cubic foot absorbs about 4.4 gallons, expanding two to three times when wet then shrinking to loosen soil for better rainfall penetration and microbial activity.
Agricultural Research Service scientists report a time saving method to reduce the undesirable aroma from nornicotine by testing young tobacco leaves for nornicotine before flowering. Early chemical analysis speeds selection for future crosses, avoiding waiting for maturity and curing.
A new mounted mower system claims rapid attachment behind wide tractors. The 3 point hitch supports a high speed mower with a seven foot cutter bar. Extra parts or kits are required per the manufacturer to install and operate the unit.
Reverend Robert J. McCracken told Riverside Church parishioners that a high comfort level may reflect covetousness rather than a true high standard of living.
Novice and associates form a Nebraska corporation The Livoni Development Company Inc to acquire manage and develop real estate with 100000 authorized capital stock and minimum 5000 paid in The filing date and court hearing are scheduled for July 7 1959 before County Judge Co W Smith Listing attorneys Martin Avis Mattoon and Matzke with ancillary administrators named for will annexed proceedings
Notice states Livoni Construction Co forms a corporation in Sidney Cheyenne Nebraska with $15 000 common stock and a three to four member board of directors and officers including president vice president secretary and treasurer. Attorneys listed are Clinton and McNish.
Notice filed for final settlement heirship inheritance taxes fees and commissions distribution and discharge hearing set for July 20 1959 at 10 AM. County Judge C W Smith seals the order.
Cheyenne County invites sealed bids by 8:00 PM July 7 1980 for a full diesel 115 hp motor grader with cab shatterproof glass electric starter power steering hot air heater defroster and wind shield wipers plus 1400x24 12 ply tires and dirt elevator as described cash in Lodgepole Nebraska bids to Sidney Nebraska for equipment. The county commissioners Cecil Hunt Geo H Fleming and Wm G Smith oversee bidding with attested county clerk I L Pindell signing.
County officials invite bids in the County Clerk’s Office by 2:00 PM on July 7, 1959 for supplying and installing refrigerator type air conditioning units in offices including the District Court County Judge and other county offices. Bids may cover complete wiring and installation or units with wiring separately. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. ATTEST I. L. Pindell County Clerk.
Sealed bids due July 9 at 8 00 P M MST for a 60 by 40 foot swimming pool at Sidney Country Club Nebraska. Bids include all labor materials equipment and bonds with 5 percent bid security and 100 percent performance bond. Plans from Paul F Holmlin Company Aurora Colorado deposit 25 dollars refundable within seven days after bid opening. The club may reject any bid and bidders cannot withdraw for 30 days.
Notice of administration announces Frost A Christensen as administrator of Anna Katherine Christensen deceased and sale of real estate in Cheyenne County. Auction set for July 8 1959 at 10 08 AM with 15 percent down and balance upon confirmation. Attorney Jack R Knicely listed.
Julia Lea Summers files for absolute divorce from Buddy Lee Summers in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court citing extreme cruelty and nonsupport. Respond by August 10 1959 or a decree will be entered. Dated June 26 1959. Heaton Heaton Heaton Attorneys 130 133 136 139.
The piece argues gasoline taxes, already high at 42 percent of the retail price, would rise 50 percent under a congressional proposal. It calls for reallocating highway taxes to actual road funding or extending the highway program to avoid higher costs for motorists. It ends with a call to shop in Sidney.
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