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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
10
Mount Vernon notes list numerous visits and gatherings among residents. Families visit as neighbors socialize at homes, farms, and local events while school openings and teaching assignments are noted in District 101 and District 31.
Brig. Gen. Guy N. Henninger reports service committees formed in 25 counties under the 1945 act. The state coordinating committee will meet Sept. 14. County panels may receive funds from local officials and private groups to run offices with full time officers in larger counties and part time in smaller ones. The state plans to publish a veterans rights and benefits pamphlet. Readouts list named counties and appointive and ex officio members of the state committee.
A safety notice advises never hanging Keep Out of Sun mirrors where direct sunlight hits them for any length of time.
South Sundl and Mrs D E Dickinson visit Gordon Horni cek at his parents home before his departure for Detroit training. Old Settler picnic in Lodgepole draws many locals. War news: Pvt Fred Powell killed in Okinawa. sympathy to family. Bud Haack on furlough from Fort Ord. James Dailey to return for Christmas from Germany. Various local visits, teaching changes, and wheat smut advice from farmers.
OPA district director announced that rubber boot dealers in the North Platte district may destroy all boot certificates and certificates of registration. The move follows the cancellation of Ration Order 6A on September 5, removing rubber footwear from rationed commodities.
In a large garden, the best weed control uses a knife attachment on the wheelhoe to cut deep-rooted weeds the cultivator teeth miss. Weeding should not exceed one inch depth to protect crop roots. finish with a hand hoe to remove remaining weeds between rows.
Professional stain removers use glycerine mixed with water to loosen and lift stains. The ingredient acts as a lubricant aiding removal, but success depends largely on the cleaner's skill and whether the fabric will tolerate water without damage.
Survey results show tomatoes as the top garden crop with past performance and future plans securing first rank. Beans follow, split between green and lime varieties, with cabbage carrots and lettuce also strong. Other popular vegetables include corn beets cucumbers peas mustard peppers and potatoes among many more slated for this year's gardens.
Guidelines advise transplanting tomato and pepper transplants 50 to 70 days old, after the last spring frost. Use pot-grown transplants, and enrich soil with well rotted manure. Montana Agricultural Experiment Station recommends ammoniated phosphate at 1 ounce per 10 pots.
The USS Missouri dishes coffee to its crew around the clock as the largest fastest battleship. Each year about 75 000 pounds of roasted coffee are expected to be consumed on the ship by the crew.
Yellow stains in a bathtub can be removed by filling the tub with water, adding a chlorine bleach solution, and letting it sit overnight.
The black-eyed Susan is designated the state flower of Maryland. It represents the state’s natural heritage and is recognized in official symbols.
A historical note places shuffleboard among early games, with evidence of play dating back to the 15th century. The item highlights the game's antiquity and suggests long cultural ties to leisure among past communities.
Ronald Van Scoy twelve year old Broadwater boy recovered from spleen removal surgery on August 27 and was released Friday. The boy, who had a ruptured spleen from a 12 foot fall at a stockyards fence, showed no complications after a blood transfusion and requested a malted milk. His parents, Carl and (Mrs.) Van Scoy, editors of Broadwater News, reported he is feeling fine.
An auction lists a two wheel trailer several furniture pieces such as chairs a dining table cabinet bed and dresser plus a leather rocker daybed and various tables. Kitchen items include an oil stove a gas iron and a 50 pound ice box. Include sale of potato sacks rabbits and food concessions as spring fries hot dogs coffee and cold pop are advertised.
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