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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1956
Page
3
Spring prompts a few tests of character as a suburban gardener weighs chores against leisure. The piece notes overambition in yard projects, the rigid cycle of planting and pruning, and the burden of maintenance. It ends with a vignette about Al Fulling enjoying his yard yet facing tasks he postponed.
A page from the Excelsior Institute advertises a free book about treating glandular inflammation a constitutional disease. It warns against temporary relief and neglect leading to senility and cancer and invites readers to request the book from Excelsior Springs Missouri.
A list of individuals in various cities facing fines for speeding and related traffic violations. Notable entries include Eldon Gilbreath in Sidney with 15 dollars, Sheldon Kramer in Ogalilala with 10 dollars, and Russell Weaver in Renton with 12 dollars, among many others.
Nebraska would need about 2.7 million dollars over three years to pair with 24.1 million from the federal government, under a bill passed by the House. An extra 13 million would aid Nebraska road upgrades. The plan uses a 90-10 formula and cites a total federal outlay near 38 billion for interstate grants, funded by a mix of fuel taxes and use taxes.
Mayor Doyle Foland proclaimed May 13 to 19 as National Radio Week praising KSID for aiding civic projects by offering facilities to the public and upholding high industry standards. KSID manager Dave Young notes the station’s Sportscasters Club broadcasts all athletic events and funds athletic scholarships for students.
County boards may appropriate money from county funds to a soil conservation district to assist in carrying out the district program. Atty. Gen. Beck said this enables financial cooperation within the county. An amendment lowers the special levy limit for this purpose from one mill to one fourth mill.
In Ishpeming Michigan an entrepreneur polishes used hypodermic needles to extend life and reduce pain. The process claims to cut operator effort by 30 percent and pain by 60 percent, while preventing needle plugging. He sources needles from hospitals and doctors and sharpens them for reuse.
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