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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1958
Page
8
A pre election editorial extols the voting booth as a private, sovereign space. It urges Americans to vote, consider write ins or abstaining where desired, and warns that neglecting the privilege could erode democracy for future generations.
The county reports November winter wheat entering the season in good to excellent condition with rooting hampered by October reseeding and dry spells. A week of favorable weather after a recent storm could stabilize fields for winter. Some growers planted nonrecommended varieties like Argentine alfalfa and winter barley, with University of Nebraska guidance urging caution and slow purchases from seed salesmen.
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Local seed dealers should verify crop seed quality and price while buyers compare varieties for regional adaptation. Ray Weede, a longtime safflower farmer near Dalton, shares lessons from June plantings, a 1955 windbreak project, and weed control in tree rows improving moisture access and wind protection.
The notice highlights planting trees with curved rows and straight rows with no sharp turns for tillage. It advises placing rows away from buildings to prevent snow deposition in the farmyard. Trees are available through the Cheyenne County Extension Office or the Soil Conservation Office. It urges planning a wind break for 1959 or ordering replacement trees for established wind breaks.
In Cheyenne County, incumbent P. J. Heaton Jr faces Frank Balderson for County Attorney, with Heaton seeking a third term. Both are young lawyers from differing parties, Democrat Heaton and Republican Balderson. Pindell will monitor reporting from his courthouse office, possibly all night as precincts come in. Polls close at eight p.m. Weather outlook offers no severe changes for election night.
Fannie Stull attended with Dick Stull in New York and greeted him after his victory. The Stull family vacationed with relatives, and the kids joined grandparents for a tiebreak. The piece includes notes on ballots, trash burning, Halloween politeness, school grace rituals, and local tidbits.
The article highlights the new school building with emphasis on the auditorium gym nasium science laboratory and classrooms as central features. It notes planning and design quality and credits numerous school officials and technical advisors without naming individuals.
School board and parents contributed to the planning that provided the excellent new school at Chappell.
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