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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
7
A columnist wryly analyzes a British claim of a youth rejuvenator. He cautions readers about hype, notes the potion allegedly comes as a liquid injected shot, mentions possible male bias, and muses on the social and employment impact if older men regain vigor and youth.
The piece explains that 4-H parents support youth in Cooperative Extension programs with county agents and universities. Parents guide club activities, help select projects, attend meetings, and encourage learning by doing. Strong parental involvement strengthens the club and fosters community ties, with leaders igniting interest and parents keeping it burning.
The Homes for Americans compact Home plan HA331Y suits 60 foot lots with three upper floor bedrooms and a dual-use bath. The upper level has 629 square feet while the lower level totals 841 square feet. A 244 square foot garage and storage space completes the layout. Architect Herman York is listed with address 90-04 167 Sz.
In a letter to the editor C J Cornelius Jr MD praises Sidney High School basketball team for its outstanding record and sportsmanship. He credits Coach Bob Cook and staff for leadership, noting players are champion citizens and role models both on and off the court despite not contending for Class A state honors.
Bridgeport Nebr ska Beef Cattle Improvement Association sets a May 16 field day at Mueller Feed yards. Stockmen from Nebraska are invited to an open house to view bulls heifers and steers on test including the first group of bulls under test and a live ultrasound demonstration for lean and fat composition.
Rural letter from a Nebraska correspondent recounts fickle winter giving way to spring like weather, road trip to Hastings via Interstate 80, advances in web offset printing, a lighthearted office mess, contests and youth conferences, local staff changes, and notes on friends. References to Mel Steen and Beefs market, plus old column quotes from Herb Caen and Westbrook Pegler.
Robert Le Fevre editor of the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph and president of the Freedom School will speak at Kimball County Farm Bureau’s Farmer Businessman banquet March 19 on Freedom The American Adventure. Drive carefully.
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