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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1960
Page
15
Farmers should read the pesticide label and follow all instructions and warnings. Store pesticides locked away from children, pets, and food in a shed or closet to prevent access.
The guidance emphasizes keeping pesticides in labeled containers to ensure clear identification. It advises careful disposal of empty containers promptly to avoid hazards to people, animals, or plants.
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a new federal wheat program offering about 190 a bushel or 80 percent of parity for 1961 63 if farmers cut planting 20 percent. The bill faces a Senate fight as Sen Ellender leads opposition to some features while Mundt backed 80 percent parity.
The official Nebraska highway map due June 1 to 10 will show US 385 replacing Nebraska 19 from the South Dakota border through Chadron and Sidney, then along US 30 to Chappell and NE 27 to the Colorado line. Interstate 80 appears completed from Gretna to Mil lard area with construction segments indicated. The map reflects status as of May 1 and includes an illustrated reverse map of parks and monuments plus tourist events.
Sidney High golfers push to extend a strong dual meet streak as they travel to Alliance. Mick Rennick led with an 83, closely followed by Ric Ladine and Roger Gunderson with 84s. Kimball's Pepper Lutey 89, John Strasheim 90, Louis Steadman 91 paced their top trio. Sidney's remaining scorers were Richard Moore 85, Tony Rock 86, Rodney Bales 92.
Calvary Baptists and American National Bank played to a 10-10 tie on the West Academy field Saturday afternoon. Led by John Filley and Steve DeMerritt, Calvary's offense matched by Bob Hamby on the mound and coaches Terry Hill and Andy Hornbaker. For American National, Larry Talich Victor Contratto and Gary Hawkins sparked the offense as Vern L ubash led the pitchers with Earl Hornbaker coaching.
Lincoln State Republican Chairman Charles Thone said a Lincoln Star report on early poll tabulations was inaccurate and incomplete. Thone mailed 7,500 postcards seeking governor race indications among six Republican bidders and refused to release or confirm results.
Gorman said Summerfield reports average Sidney family would pay about 15 cents more monthly under new postage rates. Three quarters of mail would come from large commercial users who would shoulder most of the 554 million dollar increase. Summerfield voiced optimism Congress will approve rate hikes before summer. He cited eliminating a costly postal deficit and shifting costs to mail users.
Proposed rate changes would raise first class letters from 2 to 3 cents and air mail cards from 5 to 6 cents. Second class magazines and newspapers would rise about 40 percent and third class advertising circulars about 25 percent. Second class mail yields a $280 million annual deficiency and third class about $190 million. Sidney Telegraph Want-Ads Please.
A novelty broom features a built in yardstick on its handle aimed at homemakers. The measure aids household tasks by providing quick length checks during cleaning and organizing.
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