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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1953
Page
3
The oil industry marks Progress Week with optimism yet faces immediate unease as production cuts and price moves press on. Industry leaders warn of higher crude prices to fund drilling, while long term plans push refinery expansion and research backed by the American Petroleum Institute.
J D Furrer of the University of Nebraska warns farmers to inspect feed oats for Canada thistle and field bindweed, especially shipments from Minnesota. Four seed lots were found with Canada thistle, about thirty seeds per pound, and bindweed infestations were reported from northern states. Buyers should request a certificate of weed-free grain and seek inspection if in doubt.
The Wye- Nebraska Area Council votes to shift financial drives from February to fall. A Finance Training Dinner and meeting will be at Sidney Junior High School on October 14 at 6 30 pm with leaders from Kimball Cheyenne Devel Garden Morrill and Scotts Bluff counties. Governor Robert Crosby chairs the statewide effort with Harry Coffee and Kermit Hansen leading the steering committee.
School use buys typing and mimeograph paper from The Telegraph. Availability and pricing details are listed for local educational institutions.
The Kitchen Maids 4-H Club held its achievement day Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Legion Room of the City Auditorium. About fifty family members attended. County Agent Ivan Liljegren and Home Agent Dora Hueftle attended as special guests. The program included pledges to the American and 4-H flags led by Connie Hruska, greetings by Rita Johnson, songs by the Kitchen Maids, a club history by Judy Dress, and a skit At the Ball Game by Connie Hruska and Sandra Mick. A baking display showed samples of each recipe prepared this year. Officers pins ribbons and 4-H premium checks were given by leader Claire Belle Koester, who received a rose corsage from the group. Dora Hueftle spoke on parents in 4-H work. Refreshments were served by the Kitchen Maids.
A brief classified notice promotes typing and mimeograph paper for school use. It highlights availability through Telegraph Want Ads and suggests readers try them for school needs.
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