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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1959
Page
10
The article recalls that Soviet Russia declared war on Japan two days after the United States dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945. It also mentions the Soldiers' Bonus Bill of 1924 that passed over President Coolidge's veto for World War I veterans.
Don C. Smith of Franklin was named to the Nebraska Game Forestation and Parks Commission by Governor Ralph Brooks. He replaces Leon Sprague whose term expired September 6. The five year term adds to Smiths long local business and sportsman background with S. E. Smith and Sons.
An old science note explains that a truly fresh egg has a yolk neatly centered in the white. The balance of the yolk and surrounding white supposedly shows care in production.
A kitchen tip suggests adding loads of minced parsley to the meat mixture before shaping meat balls to boost aroma and herb brightness.
Modern lard is treated to improve blandness stability and consistency compared with vegetable shortenings.
Gov Ralph Brooks urges state residents to inspect homes and remove hazards after noting over 100 lives lost to fires in the last decade and about 70 million dollars in property damage. He credits volunteer and municipal fire departments for focusing on fire suppression and prevention.
A brief item notes money spent at a local stay at home event. No further details or named entities are readable in the fragment.
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