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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1959
Page
10
A 1959 soil conservation feature explains that soil and water stewardship blends profits with spiritual values. It notes Soil Stewardship Week runs May 3 to 10, highlights the earth as the Lord's and stewardship as a sacred trust, and praises farmers and gardeners for living from the soil.
The Better the Best 4-H Club held its fourth meeting on Monday April 20 at John Ommen’s home. Dale Ommen led a short business session. members reviewed Selecting the Feeder and Parts of a Steer. Five members received health and safety project assignments and a card of appreciation to booth donors was approved.
Clover Clover 4 H Club held its first meeting at Jane Schlaman home on April 23 with Mary Bauer as leader Evelyn Geu assistant leader. Officers elected were Mary Bonkiewicz president Pamela Geu vice president Janis Geu secretary treasurer and Kathy Miles reporter. A snack lunch was served and next meeting set for May 6 with cocoa and cinnamon toast demo by Mary Bonkiewicz and Patty Bauer. George Bernard Shaw Nobel Prize 1925 noted as writing for everyday people.
The Sand hills Cattle Association to meet in O Neill Nebraska on May 26 with Iowa State College economist Francis A Kutish as keynote speaker. Kutish will speak on The Outlook Situation as it Pertains to the Cattle Business Both this Fall and in the Future. A panel on estate and income tax problems will feature Daniel Stubbs W B Bryan Quigley John Cassel and William W Griffin with Forrest S as moderator.
Lee of Brownlee Nebraska past president of Sand Hills Cattle Association notes Lyle Dierks Ewing rancher and convention program chair says the program aims to entertain and inform all cattle people and livestock enthusiasts in the Sand Hills Range Area. All ranchers both members and non members are invited to attend.
The May 2 issue of The Nebraska Farmers carries a Telegraph column Idle Thoughts of a Busy Editor by Jack H Lowe. It discusses Benson and a Benson farm program. The magazine subtitle says Benson failed to improve a messy program.
After inheriting the farm, the owner failed to improve a messy program. The ongoing mismanagement led to continued inefficiencies and mounting administrative challenges on the property.
A brief straight column from The Telegraph dated April 1 surveys local events, noting a community meeting, a charity bake sale and a upcoming parade lineup with dates and key organizers listed.
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