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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1950

Page

2

Nebraska farm price index climbs but lags 1949 peak

The Nebraska commodity price index for the month ending February 15 rose 12 points to 264, 27 points above the U S total but four points below the February 15 1949 peak of 268. Livestock and products led gains with higher cattle calf and sheep prices, while crop prices fell slightly as hay and sorghum softened.

Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics United States Nebraska Pen Cac Ee

Artists Invited To Take Part In Wesleyan Exhibit

Nebraska artists in towns of 2500 population or less are invited to enter works in the First Nebraska Rural Arts Exhibition at Nebraska Wesleyan University from March 16 to April 6. Miss Gladys Lux head of the Wesleyan art department said entries will cover paintings drawings prints sculpture and crafts with Nebraska life and scenery as the theme. Official entry blanks are available from the Department of Art at Lincoln. The Wesleyan department will handle sales of exhibited materials and honorable mention will be given in each category.

Nebraska Nebraska Wesleyan University Gladys Lux Wesleyan Art Department Wesleyan Art Club School of Rural Culture Wesleyan Miss Lux Department of Art Lincoln Nebr

February 650 Nebraskans released from Armed Forces

A six month survey shows 650 Nebraskans were released from the Armed Forces in February. During the same period 144 Nebraskans entered or reentered the service, indicating a net shift toward civilian life in the state. Over the past six months about 1300 more Nebraskans have been released than have enlisted or reenlisted.

Garden Club meeting at Hazel's Cafe with Mrs Dedtick host

The Gurley Garden Club met Thursday afternoon in Hazel's Cafe's parlor with Mrs Russell Dedtick as hostess. Mrs Arthur Bee led the gathering as members answered roll call by wearing pins or presenting catalogs. Mrs Earl Lessig spoke on Lawn Care and shared nomenclature tests by Mrs S J Fiora. Mrs Berton Cunningham organized Miscellaneous and a bird contest. A pleasant lunch was served at a long table adorned with candies and a centerpiece.

EE “Gahden Ben Vette Gurley Garden Club Hazel’s Russell Dedtick Arthur Bee Igvels Earl Lessig

4 H Forestry Champions Offer College Scholarships in 4 H Club

Four college scholarships of 300 dollars each are offered again this year to 4 H Club members in the forestry project under Extension Service supervision. National winners will receive all expense paid trips to the 29th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Medals go to state winners.

Chicago American Forest Products Industries Arkansas Georgia Idaho Montana New York Wisconsin Charles A. Gillete America

Potatoes as Livestock Feed Backed by Nebraska Study

Dr. L. E. Hanson of the University of Nebraska concludes surplus potatoes are worth 45 to 50 cents per hundred pounds as livestock feed given current grain prices. Potatoes suit dairy and beef cattle, horses, and swine but should not replace entire rations. Cooking is required for pigs and portions should be limited to avoid reduced appetite.

L. E. Hanson University ‘of Nebraska Staten Hanson North Dakota Idaho

Three Forms of Wax Describe Paste Liquid and Emulsion

Wax comes in three forms paste, liquid and emulsion. Some paste and liquid forms require polishing after they have dried. The emulsion type dries naturally with gloss and is usually not polished. It is sometimes styled self polishing wax.

Senate approves wheat and cotton farm bill changes

The senate voted 54 to 24 to approve a farm bill expanding cotton and wheat allotments under government programs while cutting potato price supports in 1951 unless growers accept marketing quotas. The house passed the bill earlier, but a compromise with the senate is required.

Senate House B. D Leslie C. Sabin Harold Mchaffey

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