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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1969

Page

7

Martin Fete Ticket Sale Opens for North Platte Dinner

Ticket sales start for a testimonial dinner honoring Congressman Dave Martin in North Platte on October 25 at 7:30 p.m. CDT at the Holiday Inn. Speakers include Senator Barry Goldwater with other Republican officials anticipated. Tickets are $10 per person and local county chairmen coordinate sales across Cheyenne, Devel, Banner, Garden, Kimball, Morrill, and Thedford counties.

Cheyenne County North Platte Dave Martin Frank Mattoon Carl Cornelius Sidney Devel County Haven Smith Chappell J. F. Alexander Potter Banner County Tom Olson Lisco Garden County Fred Hurlbut Kimball Kimball County Jack Elliott Bayard Morrill County Chet Paxton Thedford Holiday Inn Paxton Barry Goldwater Martin Columbus Clifford Hardin

Sheriff announces distress warrants on delinquent taxes

Cheyenne County Sheriff Ker mit Brumbaugh has been issued 75 850 12 in distress warrants for delinquent personal property taxes. Collections will begin immediately and distress notices will go to delinquent accounts next week. If taxes remain unpaid, property may be seized and sold under law.

Cheyenne County Kermit Brumbaugh Brumbaugh

Good Things Are In Pears From Fall Harvest

The article quotes Ethel Diedrich sen of the University of Nebraska Ex tension on Bartlett pears peak in August and September. It notes skin color ranges from green to yellow with russetted tones and that ripe pears yield to gentle palm pressure. Green pears store longer while yellow pears may be refrigerated but lose flavor if held too long.

Ethel Diedrichsen University of Nebraska Extension Bartlett

Wheatbelt Public Power District Dinner Meeting Nov 5

The Wheatbelt Public Power District will hold its annual dinner meeting on Wednesday November 5 at the National Guard Armory in Sidney. Merle Bobo says reports by Wayne Bond and Gene Lienemann will be given, Emmett Butler will speak, and a drawing for over 15 electrical appliances is planned. Families of Wheatbelt customers are invited with child entertainment provided.

Wheatbelt Public Power District National Guard Armory Sidney Merle Bobo St. Patrick’s Altar Society Wayne Bond Gene Lienemann Wheatbelt Emmett Butler

Pear ripening and storage tips from home grown fruit

Pears should be removed from the tree two to three days before full ripeness to finish ripening off the tree. Pick when full sized but green, spread to ripen in a cool spot, and store firm fruit wrapped in tissue or newsprint. Pears can be eaten raw, baked like apples, added to salads, or made into pear butter or honey.

Big Day at Belmont and Roosevelt Raceway in Nassau County

Labor Day drew large crowds at Belmont Park and Roosevelt Raceway. Belmont hosted 52,792 fans who wagered a record 4,906,217 dollars. Roosevelt’s night harness program attracted 20,039 fans who wagered 1,814,520 dollars.

Nassau Westbury N. Y Nassau County Belmont Park Roosevelt Raceway

Help with print ed forms at The Sidne Telegraph

Local ad invites readers to The Sidne Telegraph at 83 lfth Ave for expert assistance with printing forms and editing.

The Sidne Telegraph Lfth Ave

Peanut Ham Tarts A Make Ahead Hors d oeuvre

A party hors d oeuvre made with deviled ham and peanut butter baked in pastry shells. The recipe allows advance prep and freezing, shaping 16 pastry squares into 32 small shells, baked at 450 degrees for 10 to 12 minutes, served hot or from frozen with simple steps and cookie sheets.

Denver Firm Stakes Four More Wells In Omaha Area

Denver firm King Resources Inc announces a forty well drilling program expanding into Nebraska and Wyoming after securing permits for four wells in Nebraska. New locations include Sioux County Saxton Cherry areas and Box Butte Elsea with Allison Drilling Co as contractor. Banner County adds three sites. Pan Amercan Petroleum plans two new actions in Barrett and Minnie Evertson-B fields. Eight rigs active in the Panhandle.

King Resources, Inc Denver Northwestern Nebraska Wyoming Sioux County King Saxton Cherry Box Butte County Elsea Allison Drilling Co Banner County Amarillo Oil Co Scott Pan American Petroleum Corp F.L. Barrett Barrett Field Brook Field Stuarco Drilling Co Denver-Julesburg Panhandle

Plane Available To Battle Fires In Nebraska

A converted B 26 bomber based at Ainsworth Nebraska will fight wildland fires under a Forest Service contract. It carries 1000 gallons of retardant and will operate in Nebraska through October. Reimbursement uses an emergency fund from the State Fire Marshal.

Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska Extension U.S. Forest Service Joe Range Ainsworth Range Forest Service Sandhills Pine Ridge

The Bishop Wilkins on Moon Flight Dangers in 1638

John Wilkins, Bishop of Chester, warned in 1638 that spacemen could starve on a half year voyage to the moon. He lamented there were no inns to entertain passengers nor castles in the air to receive poor pilgrims.

Chester John Wilkins

Vaccine Against Birth Defects Won Race To Immunize

German measles during early pregnancy causes birth defects deafness and mental retardation. The race to prevent an epidemic is won. Helen Becker of the University of Nebraska Extension notes a new vaccine is available per the U S Public Health Service. It has been used on thousands and proven safe for all except pregnant women. Primary emphasis will be on immunization.

Helen Becker University of Nebraska Extension U.S. Public Health Service

New Vaccine Aims to Protect Children and Mothers

The article notes that vaccination will shield school children and their mothers from measles, providing future protection for girls when they have children. The vaccine is planned for availability at physicians offices this fall.

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