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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1959
Page
11
A nationwide effort to reduce vandalism in national parks and forests is being organized by a Seattle group Thus Mountaineers. The campaign aims to raise awareness and enlist public cooperation to protect public lands and historic sites.
The USDA is conducting a nationwide field survey to study commercial grain storage costs. About 100 enumerators will interview managers at over 530 country and terminal warehouses to inform a review and renegotiation of the Uniform Grain Storage Agreement starting after the new year.
Urban and rural residents gain mutual understanding during Farm City Week in November 2026. The aim is to replace rumors with facts and build friendships benefiting both communities as they pursue progress.
Hall of Fame jockey Johnny Longden marked the 31st anniversary of his first mount on October 4, 1958. He remains the longest serving member of the National Jockeys Hall of Fame.
The article explains the Workmen's Compensation Law defines an accident as an unexpected sudden event causing injury. It notes that many scenarios qualify, including slips, back pains during lifting, practical jokes, and assaults at work, emphasizing a liberal interpretation to aid injured workers.
Small egg prices are abnormally low this fall and a very good buy when used for scrambling and frying, reports Fred Olsen, Extension farm economist at the University of Nebraska.
Three year old Tom Baker uses a playful awakening trick by prying open his mother’s eye and asking if she is awake. Don Chandler of the New York Giants led the NFL in punting in 1957 with a 44.6 yard average.
A collage of show business items reports talks of Beverly planning a tour to plag a picture with an unsigned deal. Hugh O Briens secretary Goody Levitan survives a car crash with a broken tooth. Martha Hyer heads to Thailand and Berlin delaying her new film until January. Bobby Darin and Dick Dehrke dive near Miami where an moray eel sparked a perilous incident. The Van Wheflins meet Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier in Rome. Frances may return to Hollywood, while Jack Denison senior dies in Las Vegas. Pat Boone pens a theme song for a Dodger film tie in.
South Sund News items list guests including Richard Peck George Peck Ed Peck and others from Denver Dillion Crook and Crook area as they joined Glen Kokes for Sunday pheasant hunting and a social at the Kokes home. Additional notes mention birthday supper for Mrs Curtis Brown and various local visits and hospital reports.
Lincoln Nebraska poultry scientist says feed makers will add extra vitamins to high energy turkey rations. A study by Kenneth Dunklegod at Oklahoma State University found turkey poults on high energy rations need more B complex vitamins including biotin pyrodoxine and thiamin for maximum growth. He proposes new vitamin standards based on calories per bird per day rather than feed per bird.
Common interests bring farmer businessmen together for meetings and joint activities during Farm City Week highlighting collaboration between agriculture and industry.
Mrs Clarence Wittrock and family of Carpenter Wyoming were guests of her parents Mr and Mrs J W Houser this Sunday.
A fragment from a Telegraph want ad suggests an opportunity to discover shared interests. The text mentions November 2026 and hints at a desire to connect over common ground.
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