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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1956

Page

7

Caring for Cut Flowers and Poinsettias in Water

The article explains how to treat cut flowers by trimming stem ends daily while submerged to keep water uptake open. It notes most prefer cold water, some like room temperature, and advises against leaves in water. It also covers poinsettias and end-of-season use of Christmas plants. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.

Christmas tree care and vase storage tips from a New York area guide

A New York area guide advises on prepping extra vases and squeezing in potted plants for Yuletide, and explains how to keep a Christmas tree fresh by keeping its trunk in water. It notes balsam fir as a preferred tree and warns against overharvesting wild greens while suggesting practical storage for cut flowers.

Cherry Pie Contest Slated For Jan 5

Lincoln 4 H will hold a state Cherry Pie Baking contest January 5 at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture. One entrant per county, ages 14 to 21, must be unmarried and in 4 H. The state winner earns a trip to Chicago for a national contest, February 21, with further prize to Washington DC. Judging focuses on preparation method, pie quality, and contestant personality.

Lincoln University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Elaine Skucius Chicago National Red Cherry Institute Washington, DC

Sam Houston Coliseum Belt Conveyor Moves 15000 Per Hour

An endless belt conveyor spans a pedestrian bridge at the Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston Texas. It can carry 15000 people an hour from parking areas across a bayou into the auditorium. The text also notes early steamboat history and telegraph ads.

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