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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1951
Page
9
The preliminary Sidney region report outlines optimal seeding months from April to September, warns against November seeding due to poor payoff, and estimates normal-year benefits raising precipitation by 5 to 7 inches and wheat yields by 7 to 10 bushels per acre. It notes cloud seeding would help in a dry year like 1940 but is not cost-effective in November.
The Sidney labor survey launched by the Nebraska State Employment Service, Sidney office, the city, and the Chamber of Commerce received its first report Monday morning. Manager Francis Hiner called for complete submissions from firms to determine how many businesses operate locally and how many people they employ.
A Pine Ridge Reservation case shows F C Wounded Foot charged with intoxication sentenced to five days in jail. Joe Lauderbach fined ten dollars for intoxication. H W Caylor fined fifteen dollars for intoxication and disturbing the peace, Mrs Caylor paid ten dollars. Bill Brawley fined ten dollars for intoxication. Thomas Snyder paid twelve dollars for speeding. John Marshall and Charles D Kurtz each fined twelve dollars for speeding. Ernest Neal fined thirty dollars and sixty days in jail for intoxication disturbance and assault and battery on Al Coyle.
The Gering area hosts a North Platte Valley chamber meeting with Governors Dan Thornton of Colorado Frank Barrett of Wyoming and Val Peterson of Nebraska heading a state government and unicameral delegation. A noon luncheon is planned at the Scottsbluff Country Club and tours of state properties are on the schedule. Dick Prohs of Gering leads the local chamber.
A card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Oberndorfer and Clarice expresses sincere gratitude for flowers cards and good deeds during illness. They thank Pankau and his nurses and all neighbors and friends for support and kindness.
The family expresses sincere thanks to thoughtful friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during the death of Margie. They acknowledge the offerings and support received during this reverent time.
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