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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1949
Page
7
The thermometer dipped to 26 degrees above zero early Tuesday morning bringing the first heavy frost of the season. The cold snap proved short with no snow and temperatures rising rapidly on Tuesday. Army hay fever sufferers hoped for a killing frost but were disappointed as reports noted mild cold and no further frost predictions.
The Telegraph notes peach trees in the territory adapting to the climate. Mr and Mrs Devt Gleeshorn of 1113 Jacks have two peach trees with one yielding an estimated 25 to 30 peaches. Mr Glassburn reports the peaches are large and just turning color. The H. R. Montgomerys first reported about four bushels picked from their tree.
Pantry shelves fasten linoleum using linoleum cement and the covering nearly never wears out. A damp cloth instantly cleans linoleum covered shelves leaving them immaculate.
Hospital notices list admissions for Mrs. Rohlfing Scharrel Harvey Marsh Cortney Blanton Gipfert Stark Allen Dalton Weath Swan son Bonkiewicz Stibley Krueger Walsh Schilz Kalb Kinne McFadden and others with dates Wednesday to Tuesday and births including a son to Gipfert and a daughter to Scharrel. Discharges include Lukassen Saab Brauer Beck Marsh Stark Roche Morgan Pleyer and others. Geburt records show births for Gipfert Scharrel Bonkiewicz with dates in September.
Spud Field Days opens a two farm tour near Morrill on Monday September 19 at 10 a.m. at the Henry Stuckert farm to view experimental potato varieties testing scab resistance on irrigated land. At 3:30 p.m. visitors move to the Dolphin Nash farm run by William Noldes to compare varieties on irrigated sandy soil. The next meeting is set for September 20 at the Ray Mier farm near Kimball.
69c white T shirts offered as winter undershirts with 2 for $1.00. 49c briefs and undershirts in full elastic waist, taped seams with athletic shirts to match sizes 6 to 14, 3 for $1.00. 27-in white cotton flannel for diapers 4 yds for $1.00. 39c to 50c men’s socks fancy Banner wraps in cotton, clocks and patterns. Anklets sizes 10 to 12, 4 for $1.00.
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