Martin Plans Fight Against Kennedy Bill
Rep. Dave Martin opposes President Kennedy's federal aid to education program. He argues it costs too much and risks federal control of schooling, favoring local management and parental involvement. The Clover 4-H Club met Feb. 28 with 12 members, certificates handed out, and lessons on First Aid and bed changing. Next meeting set for March 14.
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Washington
Dave Martin
4Th Dist
Kennedy
Martin
Marcia Flessner
Earl Gell
Jane Schlaman
Marcia Fessner
Dee Ann Gell
Harvey Miles
Cindy Miller
Peggy Sharman
Sidney Construction Dips in February No Residential Permits
City records show February 1961 produced seven remodeling permits totaling 6200 dollars, with no new residential construction. Through January and February, Sidney's building permits fell to 24,375 dollars, compared with 135,075 dollars for the same period in 1960, and only one residence permit has been issued in 1961.
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Sidney
Jim Paxton
Paxton
Fertilizing Of Soil Definitely Aids Corn Crop
Lincoln agronomist Detno Knudsen reports fertilized corn uses far less water per bushel. In a drought test fertilized plots yielded 793 bushels per acre vs 18 unfertilized, with water use 16 and 14 inches respectively and soil moisture remaining later. Fertilizers boost water efficiency and add mulch for future crops.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Detno Knudsen
Knudsen
Iowa
National Plant Food Institute
Pvt Edward Wallach Collects Rare Horse Shoe Nails
Pvt Edward Wallach of Fort Sill cherishes a niche collection of rare nails used in horse shoes. His display includes a silver nail from the Hapsburg stable and a gold nail once used on the shoes of Henry IIIs prized horse.
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Sill, Ckla
Edward Wallach
Hapsburgs
Henry IiI of
France
Telegraph Want Ad Heading
Classified line invites readers to place telegraph style want ads by phone at the 5555 number. Includes no dates, names, or locations.
Roommate Quandaries Spark Lessons On Living Together
Vivian Brown offers practical answers for modern girls sharing spaces. Advice covers sloppiness disputes, late studying with a birdgt light, privacy around phones and personal items, and negotiating living arrangements to preserve friendships.
Minnesotans Visit Friends Across the Midwest
South Sund News reports weekend guests in Minnesota households as visitors travel plans include a California visit to see children. The article notes social visits among local families including the Hosek, Veverda, Oliverius, Brown and Barnhart households.
Residents and visitors share travel updates and greetings
Arrived home Monday from Animo BC guests of relatives. Vern Bates of Denver and Albert Hornicek called at Joe J Oliverius home Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W Houser Sr returned Saturday from Cheyenne where Mr Houser received hospital care and stayed with their daughter’s family. Bartling and daughter from Sidney visited Mrs B J Barnhart family Thursday.
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Anonimo
B. C
Vern Bates
Denver
Al‘bert Hornicek
Joe J. Oliverius
J. W. Houser Sr
Cheyenne
Houser
Looming Booth
Marvin. Bartling
Sidney
B. J. Barnhart
Parole Judge Makes First Parachute Jump in Practice
Police Judge DeWitt Rowland 60, a pilot since 1928, jumped from 2500 feet for practice with the Rainier Parachute Club in Tacoma. He described the experience as stepping out of a bathtub and landed with a bump to the cheers of friends.
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Tacoma
Wash
DeWitt Rowland
Rowland
Rainier
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