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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
3
North Carolina dairy expert Guy Parsons warns against grinding poor roughages for cattle. Ground hay offers no feeding advantage, raises cost, and can lower digestibility and butterfat percentage. Feed hay in its natural state for best results.
Dr E Frear of Penn State’s Agricultural Experiment Station argues that modern farming relies on pesticides to grow crops profitably and prevent shortages. He notes transportation advances spread pests quickly and credits chemists with expanding methods to control insects and diseases across crops and storage. He believes agriculture has only scratched the surface in chemical use.
Angled iron wedges ground to shape eliminate the need for carrying heavy steel wedges when splitting logs in a wood lot. The lighter wedge finishes cuts started by a heavier steel wedge.
In 1958 the United States recorded 686000 marriages and 167787 divorces and annulments. The Civil War caused more American deaths than any other conflict in history.
Nurse Claire W Schaneman explains quarters of coverage under Social Security. Credits accrue for work each calendar quarter, with $50.66 earnings per quarter for employees and $460 net profit for self employed. Most starting in 1960 need 18 quarters. Ensure correct name and number with your employer or tax return and request the free booklet Social Security Credits.
Game Commission biologists report few immediate fish kill risks in western Nebraska reservoirs. Shallow inlets and gravel pits near the Sioux Hills show critical oxygen levels, while large reservoirs on the Republican and Platte Rivers remain in good shape due to depth and inflows. Removing snow from small ponds may help sunlight reach ice and sustain aquatic vegetation to boost oxygen.
Nebraska Game Commission reports resident fishing hunting and combination permits totaled 285 123 in 1959, nine more than the prior year. Nonresident hunting permit sales rose sharply from 3 784 in 1958 to 9 219 in 1959, with fishing permits also increasing to 11 642.
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