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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1956
Page
12
George Cornell recounts Judas Iscariot as a conflicted figure who betrays Jesus for money and status. The piece traces his loneliness, growing remorse, and final suicide after the arrest and crucifixion events, ending with a setup for Nicodemus.
One girl and six boys, Sidney High School seniors, will take University Regents exams all day Monday. Albert Nimtz will conduct the tests. Competitors include Alice Wood Lance Barker Wesley Berry Jr Eardley Ham James Hansen Michael Monnich Gerald Wolf. The winner earns a University of Nebraska scholarship covering one year of tuition, about $100. Main subjects are English mathematics and science. One or two alternates may be chosen and after August 1 unfilled scholarships are filled by alternates. Winners announced May 1.
The Foundation Seed Division offers three saf flower varieties N6 N80 and N10 with contact through Warren Sachs College of Agriculture Lincoln Nebraska. Spring crop notes warn nitrogen and phosphate needs after prior corn or milo, advising 40 pounds nitrogen and 60 pounds phosphate per acre, and phosphate worked into soil. Hiland Barley, a 1955 WYOMING variety, suits irrigated western Nebraska and yields of 60 bushels per acre, with six rows and certifiable seed from Scotts Bluff county producers. Prickly pear control uses a diesel-oil emulsion spray in spring and fall. Grass seed demand rises with conservation efforts, with limited supply of several species and 10-20 percent price increases. hybrid sorghum seed is scarce with irrigation practices in the panhandle and specific planting dates for male and female parents noted.
Leadership training meetings for April extension club lessons will be led by Mrs Dora Livingst on county home demonstration agent starting Tuesday. The April lesson covers the second part of how to use and choose accessories to suit the wearer. Dalton leathers meet at 1:30 pm Tuesday at Mrs Cecil Warren home in Dalton. Sidney Groups A and 8B meet at City Auditorium at 1:30 pm March 26. Lodgepole leaders meet with Mrs Lloyd Dykman March 27 at 1:30 pm in Lodgepole.
Instructional guide on building a dry well to divert rainwater from a house. Key steps include placing the well at least three feet from a downspout, using a barrel, concrete blocks, or other materials, digging a trench, laying drain tiles, and connecting to the downspout. Cautionary notes cover a strong concrete cover and proper tile joints to prevent seepage.
Sidney grade schools and junior high report defense stamp sales totaling about 60 dollars weekly. Mrs. LeBaron Goodwin Jr of the American Legion Auxiliary notes strong student interest. An auxiliary member sells stamps each Wednesday in every school, with purchases from ten cent stamps to several dollars.
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