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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1960
Page
3
A mother explains moving from Paxtville to rural Portville to give children a life without TV or toys. She describes teaching values through nature, salamanders, grasshoppers, and daily outdoor exploration, stressing belonging, respect for life, and responsibility.
Pfister Growers Inc of Aurora Illinois plans a new alfalfa plant in Cozad announced by Lewis M Camp research director. The facility will serve as Pfister alfalfa operations headquarters moving from several western and midwestern states and will span about 20 acres. It marks Cozad’s third new industry this year after O A Cooper Co and Monroe Auto Equipment Co.
Fire prevention starts at home with weekly reminders during Fire Prevention Week beginning October 9 honoring the Chicago fire of 1871. It notes that many fire deaths come from smoke and gas suffocation rather than flames, urging households to reduce combustibles and protect women and children.
The article urges good housekeeping to prevent fires and stresses planning an escape program for all family members. It advises a family fire drill, staying out after escape, and not returning for pets or valuables. It also covers tests for hot doors and proper actions if clothing catches fire.
Rep. Donald McGinley denounced his opponent David Martin’s approach as sliding Nebraskans back to 1920. He labeled Martin a Goldwater conservative and urged voters to reject the idea. Senatorial candidate Robert Conrad criticized Sen. Carl Curtis on UN reform involving Communist countries.
University of Wisconsin researchers report that the water from which fish come subtly shapes their flavor. The study suggests mineral content and chemical environment in fish habitats affect taste profiles observed in some species.
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