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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1976
Page
10
Backatcha Gold was established as the standard for U S currency under the Gold Standard Act on March 14, 1900. The United States broke off relations with Germany on February 3, 1917 due to Germanys submarine sinking of U S ships.
The Dalton area reports include Carl Baker leaving for Phoenix Arizona after visiting relatives since June 20. The HarDesty and Nancy Stard families move into a new Dalton home once owned by Vernon Morgan. A series of birthday parties, open houses, and community events span Daltons Senior Citizens Center gatherings and local club activities with church and school notices and Labor Day plans.
The Agriculture Department reports in 1970 that two thirds of the 2.9 million U S farms posted losses on equity and net assets, with large operations earning returns while small farms depend on outside jobs. The study, based on a Census Bureau survey, notes 55,000 farms with $100,000 plus in annual sales averaged 6.9 percent return, while farms under $10,000 in sales showed negative returns.
Plans for Sidney Oktoberfest October 1 to 3 progress with room still available for arts and crafts displays. Interested exhibitors are asked to contact Elaine Weyerts at Gurley. A meeting for volunteers will be held September 7 at 8 p.m. at the Senior Citizen Center in Sidney.
Robert E. Bosh, jailed in Cheyenne County on child stealing charges, was arraigned Thursday with bond set at 25000. No plea entered. He allegedly abducted 9 year old Sidney girl Anne Stark Tuesday morning, and they were seen walking toward Potter after his car ran out of gas. Bosh offered no resistance when arrested.
Wilkes County officers destroyed over 35,000 marijuana plants this summer while seizing two liquor stills. Sheriff Bill G. Anderson and SBI narcotics agent Greg Radcliff say former moonshiners now grow marijuana for higher profits, aided by rugged mountains and trees that hide fields. They note lighter drug sentences spur shifts.
Oklahoma State and Colorado State dropped contracts that sent Nebraskans to six partner schools. About 17 to 20 Nebraskan slots yearly vanish, leaving four schools Kansan Iowa State Minnesota Missouri with three or four fewer positions. Board of Regents to debate Sept. 8.
A notable perspective asserts that neglecting biblical knowledge deprives a person of the best there is in the world. The remark emphasizes scripture as vital to a meaningful life.
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