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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
6
Natalie Hahn advises future NU students to buy only immediate clothing needs before college. Wait until arrival to judge campus norms for hats formals and trends, and avoid fad clothing. Include comfortable shoes and a rain coat for changeable Midwest weather, then shop after seeing what’s in vogue.
State 4-H officials say all 4-H and other youth groups may camp this summer at the Nebraska State 4-H Camp despite a fire that hit the site. Cleanup has sped up, trees have been planted, and existing facilities will handle basic services. Tents will supplement cabins to reach capacity. reconstruction prioritizes the bathhouse and cabins as plans proceed with U.S. Forest Service aid. Contributions can be sent to the State 4-H Camp Fund.
The Sandhills Cattle Association holds its 26th annual convention in O'Neill Nebraska May 23 24 with advance registrations showing strong interest. Program includes meetings speakers meals and a banquet with George Nigh as speaker and a Saturday night dance at the American Legion Club. Also includes a late item about an unrelated OK Corral note in Tombstone Arizona.
Preliminary figures from the U S Department of Commerce Cheyenne show total personal income in Nebraska increasing to 3.4 billion in 1964 up 1 percent from 1963 with per capita income at 2302. Plains region average per person income rose to 2380 while Missouri led the region at 2595 and Delaware topped the nation at 3426. Non farm income drove regional gains amid farm income declines.
A Sydney produced breath sweetener claims to banish the odor of strong drink with a single tongue drop. The mixture contains 38 percent alcohol.
University of Nebraska researchers Dr. Donald C. Clanton and Ron Christensen seek identical twin Hereford heifers and now include Angus or Shorthorn twins. About 10 sets exist with eight more found. 200 cattle producers have replied from Montana, Oklahoma, and the Dakotas. Goal is 50 twin sets for improved reproductive performance, with calves gathered this summer and later moved to Lincoln for testing and uniform feeding.
Lincoln emphasis on backyard plant hazards from cherry, peach, black locust, and rhubarb leaves. Rollin Schneider, University of Nebraska Extension Safety specialist, warns that leaves and twigs can release cyanide or oxalic acid, risking serious harm to small children. Keep children away from unknown plants and supervise closely. Telegraph Printing Co. offers printing services.
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