4-H Supplement Praised by County Agent
Ivan Liljegran, on leave to study, commends the Sidney Telegraph staff for a superb 4-H special edition and thanks advertisers and contributors for a fine issue.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
2
Ivan Liljegran, on leave to study, commends the Sidney Telegraph staff for a superb 4-H special edition and thanks advertisers and contributors for a fine issue.
A Bay St. Louis reader complains about Confederate imagery and Southern nostalgia while urging balanced views on Civil War causes, slavery, and Reconstruction. The letter criticizes efforts to excuse Confederate actions, warns against imperial policy, and contemplates capitalism versus communism amid Vietnam. Also thanks Lodgepole cafe founders Howard and Mrs. Hurst for a welcome local spot.
Washington report shows the consumer price index at 114.8 in February, up 0.1% from January. Services rose 0.3 led by a 0.7 increase in medical costs, while retail food prices fell 0.4 with eggs dropping 14%. Mortgage rates eased slightly and car prices fell 0.3% with used cars up 0.9%.
The Okaloosa County Commission votes to pay $2 for rattlesnakes brought to the sheriff's office if born and bred in the county. Officials admit they do not know how birthplace will be determined.
Maine biologists note oysters open and close with tides while University of Miami researchers report oysters moving inland to Illinois and Missouri still open and close in line with tide phases, despite weak tidal action. The study raises questions about the mechanism behind this behavior.
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