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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1953
Page
3
The speaker calls the red poppy the living memorial of heroic dead and emblem of self respect. Veterans craft the flower behind hospital walls and pass it to the living to honor memory, pride, and duty. Keep the poppy close in heart and honor.
Nationwide study from the National Wildlife Federation estimates prairie chickens at 350 000 to 400 000 with only five states offering open seasons Nebraska Kansas South Dakota Wisconsin and Michigan. The Missouri Conservation Department film Bobwhite Through the Year won the CONI Grand Medal in Rome. Nebraska Game Commission calls the film outstanding. Poppy Day urged remembrance of disabled veterans. Lodgepole Girl Scouts met on April 22 with Anna Wise's Bluebirds patrol. Garden plans and vegetable reports note larger 1953 supplies with stable prices.
A community calendar lists Rotary, Legion, Jaycees, Masons, Kiwanis, and other group meetings from May 4 to May 9. Highlights include Fort Sidney Days reception, junior senate quade, district track meet, Gurley senior class play, and Blod Train signup at local venues. Various times and locations are noted, with Doris Leis as the chamber contact.
Strictly Fresh Merican club women toured Germany sampled traditional pastries and found them delicious yet fattening. Calorie jokes translate poorly but universal.
Nebraska Game Commissioners in Lincoln announce a deer hunting boom with 5,300 permits planned across five districts, an all time record, plus a first antelope season in Cheyenne county south of highway 30. Public hearings and printed forms will follow.
Plentiful sugar supplies are expected to continue through 1953, keeping prices roughly at 1952 levels. Officials foresee ample stock and stable costs, aiding consumers and industry alike amid ongoing market expectations.
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