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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1963
Page
5
A first person critique of modern merchandising that erodes leisure and raises stress through nonstop desire. The author blames money driven advertising for automation driven work pressure and holiday market greed, urging slower living and authentic enjoyment.
Nebraska lawmakers clash over the state educational television network with Omaha seeking its own station while KUON TV might move. The dispute includes funding bids, potential court actions, and interim committees ahead of the 1965 session.
Charles Brodersen, member of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee, says erosion by water and wind is the top conservation issue. He notes the ACP offers varied practices, with terraces, ditches, or dams possible, but vegetative cover remains the most effective method to control erosion and siltation.
University of Nebraska extension expert Ethel Diedrichsen notes bright cranberry displays this fall. Fresh berries sold in one-pound bags yield about six servings as relish. cooked berries provide about 13 servings of a quarter cup each.
An AMA health official argues tetanus is preventable and deaths are unnecessary. Dr Raymond L White says many people lack vaccination or immunity, tetanus spores survive in dust and soil, and immunity requires a series of injections and boosters starting in infancy. Adults also need protection due to outdoor living and rising accidents.
Nebraska crop scientists say they are ready to launch a five year program against wheat streak mosaic once funds are available. Led by Dr. William Allington and Dr. Robert Staples, the effort would seek resistant wheat varieties and long range solutions to protect Nebraskas western wheat.
Alliance and Halsey hosts will feature University of Nebraska range management experts. Topics include upland haymaking research from Reed Hamilton’s Thedford ranch, overstocking, fertilizing rangeland, pink eye and shipping fever, recordkeeping, and Nebraska beef industry research led by Dr. Burzlaff, Dr. Vallentine, Dr. Sweat, Dr. Clanton, and Bruce Snyder.
Advertisement notes available punch bowl and cups for rent from the Seven-Up Bottling Company. Call or visit for arrangements.
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