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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1956
Page
9
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A Sioux Ordnance Depot efficiency program shifts duties to reduce overlap and boost workload balance. Col. Wayne L. Wood states the goal is one dollar spent yielding one hundred cents in results as Sioux remains a key economic and military asset for Sidney.
The Omaha World Herald notes Nebraska rising to 14th among oil producers while stressing agriculture remains the state’s basic wealth. It praises oil’s growth and new residents but preserves focus on farmers, asserting prosperity comes when farmers prosper and calls the oil-farmer blend a pleasant, lasting combination.
The American Automobile Association proposes funding for an expanded highway program based on user equity. A differential would charge heavy trucks more, as they cause far higher maintenance costs, with tests indicating truck routes incur dramatically higher costs than auto routes.
The Telegraph and other papers face a global newsprint squeeze as Canadian mills fail to expand to meet a 50 percent higher U S demand driven by ad growth and broader coverage. Authors urge domestic capacity and foreign expansion to end nightly production anxieties.
The Nebraska history outlines the state's early salubrious climate and Buffalo County frontier lure, then notes farming and cattle taking lead while manufacturing grows slowly. Oil discovery near Falls City 16 years ago spurred a steady search into the northwest wheat empire with 15 new fields last year. The state rose from 17th to 14th in oil reserves, reshaping the landscape and economy.
Pravda reports aims to outpace capitalist nations in per capita production and to create abundant food and raw materials for light industry. The piece notes Russian living standards lag US levels, questions the USSR’s ability to reach these goals, and argues coercion cannot replace free competition as a driver of economic progress.
A 1933 House special committee report warned that federal operations in private enterprise threatened private initiative and earnings of taxpayers. It notes the issue was urgent then and would grow more extensive in the years ahead, sounding as if stated yesterday.
Verily, verily, I say unto you, he that heareth my word and believeth on him that sent me hath everlasting life and shall not come into condemnation but is passed from death unto life. Selected by Rev. Leslie RF Thomas Temple Baptist Church.
A nostalgic reminiscence argues that dogs in the past thrived on scraps and hunters’ fare, while today’s vitamin enriched foods may be overhyped. The author recalls Shep and a stray dog network, noting dogs remain cheerful and energetic without modern supplements.
Mr and Mrs O Herveys woke to a yard sign declaring New Grandparents Live Here in their friendly Houston neighborhood. The humorous gesture follows their recent grandparent news and sparked smiles among neighbors.
The Ohio Oil Company with Arthur E. Pew Jr. of Philadelphia partners with the US Atomic Energy Commission to sell uranium concentrates. The plan uses uraniferous lignite ores in western North and South Dakota, with pilot plant work at the Colorado School of Mines and Catalytic Construction Co. Pending pilot results, a mill may be built and negotiations with the AEC would proceed.
A study of 38 cooperative businesses in Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri Colorado South Dakota finds patronage refunds totaling at least 50 million dollars this spring. The co-ops did 32.25 million in business and saved about 1.6 million, averaging 42 000 per firm with individual share around 84 dollars.
Public health notes issued by the State Department of Health under Director Dr E A Rogers. Contains guidance and tips for community health practices and preventive care.
The article urges safe methods for spring cleaning not to rush through tasks. Plan work in daily portions, involve all family members, wear sensible clothing, use a stable ladder, and postpone risky tasks in wind. Store cleaners and oily rags properly and keep medicines secured to prevent accidents.
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