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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1960
Page
6
Chadron residents launch a campaign to raise the remaining funds for the hospital expansion with bids set for December 8. A prominent team of Chadron women challenges the men to raise the $60,000 needed in the next 30 days as about $180,000 has already been raised.
Panhandle Rural ElectricMembership Assn vows a general reduction in charges for electric service at the annual meeting on Nov. 12. Officers reports directors elections for Districts 4 and 5. Women attendees receive $2 and a flower. After adjournment, many material items will be auctioned starting 10 a.m. in City Auditorium with free coffee and doughnuts.
Bridgeport's senior yearling bull consigned by Swinbane and Wright claimed grand champion honors at the second Hereford-Arama in Broken Bow. Reserve champion went to a two year old from Rich S&S Peckham Jr Brady. Grand champion female was Hervale Farms Wayne with reserve from J. B. Ranch Wayne. Judging covered 48 Hereford bulls and 13 females.
Alliance attorney Wade Ellis said Chadron State Park’s 1960 61 budget will exceed 80 000 dollars. Planned spending includes a new mess hall concession building four cabins for 6 to 8 people each road paving. Last year the park had about 121 000 dollars. A swimming pool bath house new road to pool and a barracks were built for the group camp.
Lodgepole Nebraskan notes rural residents have not submitted diagrams of farms and ranches. Firemen say only complete diagrams with water sources and inflammable storage help. Nearby farms lag in protection, prompting a weekend push for submissions. Alliance woman named Camp Fire head A W Koester of Alliance elected president of the Camp Fire Girls National Council succeeding Elsbeth Melville.
Margaret Rowell, 12, of Methuen, was thrown from her bicycle when a piece of wood tangled in the spokes. X rays showed a broken jaw, forcing a liquid diet as guests at her Lawrence General Hospital birthday party watched.
Leaders from four Nebraska farm organizations urge businessmen and non farmers to join in理解ing the farm problem and salvaging agriculture. They cite industry growth in Nebraska and call for higher farmer net income without large food price hikes. They note 1951 parity prices at 107 falling to 80 in 1960, and warn farm prosperity is misperceived as gross income rises while real farmer hardship grows.
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