Peetz Tuberculosis truck to visit Dec 7 in Peetz
The mobile x ray unit will stop in Peetz and nearby Lorenzo on December 7 in the afternoon and evening. Residents are urged to get chest X rays. The School house will host the event.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1956
Page
8
The mobile x ray unit will stop in Peetz and nearby Lorenzo on December 7 in the afternoon and evening. Residents are urged to get chest X rays. The School house will host the event.
Nebraska State College at Kearney students launch a drive to raise 40000 for an interfaith chapel on campus. Over 1200 was raised in the first hour. total donors and pledges reach 7500. The chapel seats 100 with overflow, kitchenette, and space for weddings funerals and meetings.
Mrs Dimick of Sunol spoke on Puerto Rico to parents and scouts from Den 1 and 2 Lodgepole and Den 3 Goodview while Dale Wise led the meeting at the school house. Awards were presented and lunch hosted by Den 4 mothers.
Rotary District Governor Melvin Rasdal of Ogallala spoke to Sidney Rotary Club on the aims of Rotary International. Seventy five members attended the dinner meeting at Sidney Country Club with business session led by President Clark H. Fuller. In Volkersheim Germany a couple must saw a log in record time to prove they can work together in harmony.
The Agriculture Department announced payments to farmers in the 1957 soil bank program will be delayed until the latest crops are harvested to ensure all regulations are met. The plan covers winter wheat and other eligible crops under the acreage reserve and conservation reserve aspects. The department notes past payments, current enrollments, and aims for more acres enrolled next year as part of efforts to reduce surpluses and boost donor distributions.
Owen J. Boyles outlines Nebraska federal highway allocations for 1959 and the required state matches. He warns counties and cities must secure local funding to access $82.8 million in federal aid, or funds revert to the federal government. He urges dustless pavement and safer, cheaper roads to cut deaths and boost the economy.
Beckmann Motor Co and Kokjer Motor Co in Sidney announce a nationwide auto warranty plan from National Bonded Cars Inc. Buyers receive a one year insured warranty on major mechanicals with full repairs at any U S garage. New cars also gain protection beginning after the original warranty.
Dr. John F. Sly of Princeton University predicts a rising role for sales taxes in government revenue over 25 years. He spoke at the Nebraska Citizens Council meeting in Lincoln and urged weighing tax ideas against future needs while cautioning against high taxes that hurt income and property bases. The report also notes U S airliner flight frequencies in 1955 and lists various large cats as the same animal.
Nearly 17 000 survey cards are being left at rural mail boxes across Nebraska this week to count livestock and poultry on farms and ranches. The effort, led by A. E. Anderson, Nebraska State Statistician, will guide agricultural policy and market planning. Post Office and rural carriers are praised for cooperation.
The 20th day of December 1956 at 10:00 a.m. the undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder at the rear of the Sidney National Bank, Sidney Nebraska to satisfy a chattel mortgage with Malinda Grace House securing 2200, now 2540.22 due, including furniture, appliances, beds, and rugs re possessed after default. Clinton & McNish Attorneys.
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