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Evening star., 1959-10-02
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

FOR THE BEST BUY in modern
6-unit buildings, call JU. 7-7571,
evenings.
LANHAM = Ideal for subdiyiding.
Over IA acres with a 5-bedrm.
Colonial home: water and sever
nearby. S6S,000. SARVIS REAL
ESTATE CO., AP. 7-4064.
SEE 9I5 NJ ST NV.
0 apis, 2-car brick garage Rents
$500. Please inspect this. make
Us MaRsHALL Il SHALL J. wApLE co,
1928 14th st AD. 4-2006
SELECTED INVESTMENT, low cash
-2-unit fats, Capitol Hill. Cleve-
land Park, Georgetown. Good re-
turn. Mr. Nichols, FE. 7-5300,
with j. c CHATEL.
SHOULD TRIPLE VALUE in Q
years. Mausoleum under construc-
ton. Write Box 414-L, Star
2-UNIT BLDG. conv. ne. area;
NE. T Tsea6@55,Y 90 DAVID lfi E. M BARRY n CO Co
IL TWo-BEDRooM APARTMENTS
MODERN BRICK: BUILT IN 1854
EXCELLENT INCOME
LOUIS BRESSLER TU. 2-5995
IA UNITS
Langley Park bedrms.: 1000
rental at all times. Good conv.
d loc. Over $4,000 income. RUTH
ERFORD & SHULLEY, INC, JU-
7-9100.
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Coles Mobile Homes
4 Mi. North Of Laurel, Nd. U. S. /
DA tInIp
JACK BLAIR & co.


JACK BLAIR & co.
Mobile Homes OF Distinction
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
White Plains, Md. West 4-467I
Nj South Of Waldorf on Rte. 30l
SPARTAN-SPARCRAFT-AVION
KNQX-1LIBERTY-GREAT LAKES
45xl0-FT. MAGNOLIA, S3,0g5
8 to 8; Closed Sun; 8 PM. Wed.
LUGGAGE TRAILER, 4x7; equipped
with tarp, springs and 6-ply tires.
Best offer. WI. 2-SS52.
METAL I-WHEEL TRAILER, COW
cred, $50. JE. 3-l373.
sERRO sCOTTIES, 1850 models,
slightly used: $500 up. 500 down,
on sggroysd credit; ALLIED
TRAILER, WA. 7-4354.
Hishast o9fer. See anytime.
Blandy Court. Lot No. "a, 1918
Rockville pike, Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1959-10-02

ooo A., rnEhL1f' I'M;
THIS IS TTl-A 5-bedroom brick
rambler in absolutely perfect con-
dttion; two full baths, large fln-
ished rec. room: lovely wooded lot.
Don't wait: S22,95O. ROUTH
R0BBINs REAL ESTATE CORP,
XII. $4,000.
VIENNA;. S1s,950-5O-ft. rambler
on level wooded corner lot; en-
window with view OF hardwood
trees dining area separated By
lOO-yr: -old beam, super coflyen-
lent kitchen with eye-level oven,
counter top range, disposal, spa
c cious built-in breakfast nook.
counter space: 8 large bedrooms,
2 full baths with built-in vanity,
douole lowered coor closets in all
Deorooms, outside entrance to full
basement; assume S15,S00 loan,
owner owner will hold $1.l50 second
down. For appt. to see, cali DU.
VIENNA, 5O4 VALLEY DRIVE S.E.
New antique brick rambler; 3
bedrooms, baths, dining room,
1ull basement, equipped kitchen
Plus Carp0rt. Sl ,UUO down moves
you in. Good financing. Approxi-
mately S125 month. Price S1S,450.
No AGENTS. DU. 5-5200.
YOU CAN ASSUME A $4,000 lst
TRUST with monthly payments
OF SS5 including taxes and in
surance, on this spick-and-span
Broom rambler. situated on large
lot, beautiful landscaping. drive
way. fireplace in living room,
separate dining room. screened
rear porch. viii go with real low
down payment. ARFAX REALTY,
INC, JE. 4-4900.
20 FIT. Of brick loveliness is offered
in this charming rambler, 4 yrs.
young In an excellent residential
area. 1st n. offers entr hall. liv
rm: with -firepl., sep. din. rm., 3
bedrms., 2 baths, den, everything
kitchen. and large family rm.; 2
big bedrms. and tiled bath on
End n. Bsmt. offers partially fin-
ished rec rm. with firepl. and
roughed-in bath carport. beauti-
fully handicapped lot. An unusual
and charming home. priced below
the market at only S31 800. For
further details call THE DARBY
CO.. Realtors, IA. 5-9393. once
open til o.
S2O,750-Briek rambler. nr. An
nsndale. built in SO. Three bed
rms. liv. rm.. with firepl.. sep.
dining rm.. full bsmt. with outside
entrance, gorgeous rear I'd. See
TINKIE PROPERTIES. INC.
REALTOR ia. 5-1207
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NEED FIVE BEDRooMS?-we
rec. room and central air condi-
tioning. This home Is perfect in
every detail. Located in exclusive
Yacht Haven Estates. ROUTH
ROBINS REAL ESTATE CORP,
XII. $4,000.
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CONVENIENT AND r,1,sAc ,s.,

ing English home in close-in To-
cation. situated on a nice, level,
white brick firepi,, step up to SEP,
din; rm., 3 bedrms., Ia baths.
Fun bsmt. with rec. rm. Close TO
buses, schools and churches. Price,
Sl9,750 Don't miss seeing this
home before YOU buy. Call ia.
5-e400.
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SPECIAL SALE
THIS WEEK END ONLY
1859 HOMETTE

50x10. Diagonal Kitchen, Colored
Rear Bedrooms. ReSuiar list priee
on this unit is S5,995. OUR
SPECIAL PRICE IS ONLY
Terms arranged to suit your budget.
WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION
OF RECONDITIONED MOBILE
HOMES RANGING IN PRICE
FROM sos to 5000
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CoNvENIENT no both parkin,to,

CONVENIENT TO both Parkington
TO bus. A nice 3-bedrm. home on
lovely wooded lot. Fully equipped
Kit. Sep. din. rm. Huge liV. rm.
with. hrepl. Cozy pine-paneled
family rm., full bsmt. with rec.
rm., det. gar, covered patio and
lge. fenced rear yd., fully air-cond
and many extras. Reduced 10
S24 $50. Don't miss a good bet
see tocay. CALL IA, $4,000,
Evening star., 1959-10-02
YEONAS REALTY
DU. 5-5500

NICE RAMBLER, between Warren
ton and Gainesville; large lot fac
ing Route 211; living room. 3 bed
rms; kit dinette. tile bath. hard
wood floors. storm windows and
doors' ssutomatic bath heat, ga
Cali JULIAN P KELLY, Warren.
ton 5-20-J.
N. ARLINGTON, Wilson hid area
Large liv. rm. with fireplace is
the keynote Of this Charming bficS
Colonial. Just of the Wilson blvd.
bus; separate dining room. 3 bed
rms. finished rec. rm in full
bsmt;; fenced, wooded and secluded
lot: in excellent neighborhood A
wonderful home for $1,000. Z. F.
STEFFEY REAL ESTATE, JE
4-0O64 or JE. 4-nnR3
Evening star., 1959-10-02

BLADENSBURG, Kenilworth ave
area-Approx. ] acre. fenced; a
rm. ONCE. j. ROGERS, UN. A
1852.
NE. SECTION d. C.-3,OOO 50. II j..
and ll,000 50. It. on > floors; fire
resistant BLDG: powered for heavy
industrial: freight elevator. For
inspection. call MA. 2-l433
RIVER ROAD AND B&O. 5000 IT.;
acres for building EN- 10000.
WAREHOUSES; or Industrial shops.
ceilings: 5000 mo. each settion;
Cheverly-TuXedo area. Call MISS
HANLEY, weekdays, 10. 4-s411.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS
tcONTlkUEOl

WOULD LIKE OFFICE SPACE for
evening after u pm. Call TU. q
7443 after d pm.
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HART 1859
SAVE 81 500

Brand-new 1859 50x10, . bedrms.,
all de luxe. colored appliances:
nationally advertised delivered
price S6,195, yours this week for
S4,695 $685. down, yrs. TO pay
at bank rate interest. 80 or 40
other makes and models at similar
discount Sorry. no trades on this
particular one
Evening star., 1959-10-02

45-FT. VICTOR: 2 bedrms.. fully
equipped trailer. Set uEiin trailer
park S4O0 cash. take over pay
ments. CIR. 3-40l6.
Evening star., 1959-10-02

CLINTON. MD. Rambler sites:
wooded, over an acre, $4,000. B
years TO pay. OWNER, JU. 5-5533.
FALKLAND -BURT0NSVILLE - 20
acres level land; hard road, water,
cleo; 81 100 per acre. THOMP-
Evening star., 1959-10-02
USED TRAILERS

A|CA6AAS oAAN ACAAs AAAs o OoSA
UTILITY TRAILER-Heavy duty,
6x10x3, factory chassis elec.
brakes Suitable small bulldozer
or heavy loads. S225. JU. g-5636.
YELLOWSTONE 1860 models, 27-
IT,, 24-ft.. l9-ft.; some self-con-
oabsr tatned coach acs 9f nr,Dc Gsaty many many
and terms. ALLIED TRAILER
SALES AND RENTAL. INC. WA.
81 RICHARDSON, 30xs, Cal SO.
FRAZIER FRAZIER Villas Village Alex. n; "a. v inD''
2i-FT. RoADMAsTER; air cond..
gas heat: completely furnished:
very good cond 10. 7-2400.
1859 SPENCER CAMPER-sleeps &:
demonstrator: original price, S495:
sale, SS2S' SSS2gS' S2@ doTn ALLIED
4O-FT. PLATTi I3Ia refgr. W sep.
irsezeri IT, air CONC so sn1 esdrBs.' hV.
2T-FT. GREAT LAKES, ! bedrm,.
full bath. liv.. dinette. excel cond.
Rsssonable; !ab5ls; Call for an appt. At
1877 TRAvELITE house trailer,
81 IT.: very good condition: 9 900
or best offer. Midway 5-3756
1855 30-FT., Q bedTms.. clean: with
extras, Including air conditioning.
Crescent 3-07G2.
4O-FT. SO NUAsHA; 2-bedrm., fully
equip trailer. 5000 cash. take
over payments. CY. 1881
45-FT. VICTOR: bedrms.. fully
equipped trailer Set uEfin trailer
park. s400 cash. take over pay
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SOcialbles

Would be right at home in this
beautiful antique brk. Cape Cod,
perfectly situated on almost a full
acre OF wooded parkland. No
throueh traf1c. Located at the end
Of a road. yet convenient to every
thing. Featuring immense liv. rm.
with attractive f1repl, sep. din.
or den, 2 full baths. FHA at only
$4,000 and the areas best buy
with only $4,000 down. Call quick.
Evening star., 1959-10-02

spacious brE: redwood Colonial, 5
bedrms., ga baths. full bsmt.,
firepl., carport, porch; 17,OO0-sq.-
II, heayily=wooded lot; many ex--
loan. BY OWNER, SO. 5-SSs5, or
DU. 3-5704. 4019 Cavendish dr..
Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1959-10-02
2 ACRE LOTS

Colesville area Some fronting
Colesyille ,rd.; street, water; terms
OF esos suo95dinati9n Call MI; Bozzi,
ERY REALTY co., JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1959-10-02
STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN
'S04 F ST. NV.
Very Busy Location MA. s-6557
IDEAL RESTAURANT LOCATION
5000 SQUARE FEET
AIR CONDITIONED
10. 2-0152
MID-CITY store and basement.
suitable for valet, etc. 1406 P ST..
NV. Reas. rent. RA. 3-67s4.
New Modern Shopping Ctr.
Serving ne. area, at Minnesota
and Benning rd.: suit. for many
uses: good parking facils. and
Tsas. rent; Call D. J. WELTMAN'
STORE BUILDING, 15x25 #, good
for barber shop or other small
business; near Merrifield, Va.
Phone CR. 3-2145.
WHEATON-Air-c conditioned store,
l6x65; plenty Of parking.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
He. 4-206l JU. 5-4634
1900 FLORIDA AVE. NV. = !
room. S35 nc; RAYMOND r.
RUPERT. l0l7 9Th st. NV.
ST. 3-S4s4.
2IO2 18th ST. NV. - $50 mo.
heated: very large front display
window. CO. 5-1954.
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$4,000 DOWN

Superlative charm with a beautiful
view of country club; 3-bedrm.
sp!it-leve with ga baths, plus
include attached garage, wall-to-
wall .carpeting and aluminium storm
windows. An excellent value at
Evening star., 1959-10-02
Fairfax Station, va

Sc acres fronting Rte. I23 and
Southern RR.; $4,000. Terms.
Exclusive HARRIS LAND g. LUM-
Der CO., BR. S-96Sl. ia. $500.
GLENHTLLS, nr. Rockville: 2 ad-
Joining l-acre lots; "a down.
Priced TO sell. GA 4-5563.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEx.-New 9,000-ft. bldg, 5000
4, bldg main thro suit 70 tor
parking, move in today, TU.
2-7324, ov. 3-9s75. BROKERS
Evening star., 1959-10-02

APPROX. 800 SO. FIT.
Avail. soon on lease terms
by owner Air-cond. office
space in newly constructed
blde In old Alex. water
front area. Ideal for small
research, engineering or
manufacturers representa-
tive group. XII 9-4042.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
18th Annual
Feeders Day
To Be Held

lC0ntluue0 rTO4u rage ~
al Harvester Company from Minot
r. M. Bergen of the Farmland
Company, Hopkins, Minnesota
and Eric Wilson, Extension Agric-
ultural Engineer at Montana State
College.
AS in the past, the panel SEES
sions should be one of the high
lights of the days activities. Many
ideas received in the past at the
Feeders Day program have been
used to good advantage by local
feeders.
BANQUET AND SOCIAL HOUR
The 500 pm. Social hour, which
is sponsored by a group of Sidney
business firms will be held at the
Moose Hall. Arrangements are
made by Holly Sugar field men.
The $50 pm. banquet at the La
londe Ballroom is expected to
draw the usual annual capacity
crowd of around 400 people. Ladies
will hold a separate dinner at the
Triangle at $50 pm.
DR.. Ralph P. Soule, Jr. Nutri-
ton Specialist, Development Dept.
Of the Chas Pfizer and Co., Inc,
Terre Haute, Indiana, will be the
featured SPEAKER at the banquet.
The knowledge DR.. Soule has gain
ed through College teaching the
animal husbandry staff and work
ing with feedlot and ranchers in
an experimental capacity with
Chas. Pfizer & Company, Inc,
assures the group a very interest
ing and educational evening.
Special entertainment will be in
Guided at the banquet and the
lamb-cattle weight contest win
ners will be announced. c. T.
Tad" Sanders, Executive Secre-
tary, National Assn. Of Livestock
Auction markets, Kansas City, Mo,
will be the banquet POSTMASTER.
Pat DeVoir, Sidney Chamber of
Agriculture Committee
Chairman will welcome the group.
This annual feeder day at Sid
.ey is one Of the Northwest's main
feeder events where several thou
lambs and cattle are in local
feedlots. Both Great Northern and
Northern Pacific Railroads r
bringing in special groups from
North Dakota and western Mon
ana. This event is sponsored by
he Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Agriculture Committee, Extension
ion Service and Richland County
Planning Board. The meat furnish
d by the Chamber of Commerce
S butchered and prepared, with
'ut charge, by the Sidney Locker
nd Creamery Co.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07

Mrs. Moe Wright and sol
Orville and Anna Nelson and he
mother Bergithe De Larms wers
supper guests at the Steve Doug
las home Tuesday evening.
Little Joan Stewart who under
went heart surgery in Grea'
Falls Dec. 80 is recovering nicely
Anna Nelson and her mother
Mrs. De Larm called on Mrs
Sarah Steward Wednesday eve
ming.
Laura Anderson was a dinner
guest New Years Day at the home
# her daughter Edna Wilson in
Sidney.
Moe Wright was admitted to
the hospital in Sidney on Satur-
day for medical treatment.
Bill Goss left for Bozeman Sun
day having spent the holidays
here at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Goss.
Anna Nelson and her mother
and John Nelson. also Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Sharbono of Sidney
were New Years dinner guests
ut the Frank LaFreniece home.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Zeller and
Betty, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Gallo
way and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clemmer and Patty
were New Years dinner guests at
the Ed Clemmer home.
Pat Bakken Of Great Falls and
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bakken and
Jackie were supper guests New
Years night at the Asa Bradley
home.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Dasinger
and son Billie of Wolf Point visit
ed Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Dasinger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Waldo and
Rodney of Bozeman called at the
Asa Bradley home Sunday morn
ing on their way back to Boze-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Sorenson
and Ronnie and Mr.. W. o. Goss
spent Christmas at Miles City.
Anna Nelson and her mother
visited at the Chris Larsen home
in Savage last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Sorensen and
Ronald and w. o. Goss spent
New Years day at the Donald
Goss home north of Richey.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
Farmers Asked
To Sign Contracts

The safflowsr meetings held
In December were considered
successful with nearly $4,000
acres Contracted according TO
Hannes A. Hallgrimson- Field
Representative for Pacific Veg
table Oil Corporation From this
response the company feels that
sufficient acreage can be deve-
loped TO justify erection of a
processing plant in the area this
year.
Farmers are rsminsd that If 4
plant is to be erected. IL is i'm
p~srativs that sufficient acreage
Is contracted early.
Considerable acreage II left
to b contracted hence. farmers
are encouraged to sign Z con-
tract AZ soon as possible. Con-
tracts will be accepted until the
$4,000 acres are attained. II Is
important however that a major
portion of the acreage be con-
tracted by mid February 80 that
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corpora
tion can make definite plans as
to the location of the plant. The
company hopes to be able to
start construction before seed
ing time so that the plant will be
In operation by this fall.
Watch this paper for an adj
vertisement as TO time and place
when Hannes A. Hallgrimson.
Field Representative. will be in
your area 10 negotiate contracts
and answer questions concerning
safflower.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
Hay Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Linde
and family were callers at the
Gordon Berndt home on Sunday
evening, Dec. IS.
MI. and Mrs, W. T. Henderson
spent Tuesday afternoon at the
Chester Dore home.
Wayne Berry was an overnight
guest Of Alvin and Ronnie Damn
on Wednesday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Sigurd Rude and
girls were New Year Day guests
at the Henry Levno home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Henderson
and family were New Years Day
guests at the Ed Banta home in
Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Berndt
and family were New Years Day
guests at the Dallas Ullman
home.
New Years Day guests at the
Jack Berry were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Rennie from Sidney, Mrs.
Nell Dore and Louise, Richard
Christensen, and, Mr.. and Mr..
Clark Gable, Billy and Susan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Hansen
from Fairview were guests at the
Sigurd Rude home Thursday
evening.
MI. and Mrs. Stanley Swenson
and family entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Sigurd Rude and girls to
dinner at their home on Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Berry
Wallie and Fred from Great Falls
spent Friday night and Saturday
at the Jack Berry home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Rude Jr.
from Fairview were guests OF
his folks the Sig Rudie's on Sat-
urday night.
Ole Sundheim took the Basket
ball players to Poplar Saturday
night with his bus, Mrs. Sund-
helm and Bobby accompanied
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Houchen
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the w. T. Henderson
home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
Power City
BY Mrs. Ruben Hamburg

New Years Day dinner guest:
at the Herman Marker home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kinze.
and daughters, Bill Markers
Kenneth Markers, MI. and Mrs
Larry Marker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Marker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Marker were
host at a family gathering at
their home on Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling SWigart
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Scheetz
were among the New Years Eve
dinner guests at the DR.. Don
Baker home.
The Bill Badt family and the
George Scheetz's we're at a fam
lily gathering on New Years Day
at the Herman Badt home in
Crane.
Robert Vester Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Vester visited
here at his parents home several
days last week from Pilot Butte,
Sask., Canada.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Smart were
host at a dinner last Monday
evening. Guests were Rev. and
Mrs. Lewis LaMance. Tuesday
evening dinner guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Ulshafer and
daughters. On New Years they
entertained her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Curtis, and her sister
and family MI. and Mrs. Chas.
Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Swigart
and family spent New Years Day
at her parents home, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Fourier in Bainville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Scheetz and
family were New Years Day din
ner guests at the Ward Weaver
home in Sidney. On Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Scheetz were
host at a going away dinner for
their son, Don and his recent
bride of Dec. 9th the former
Audrey Weaver. Guests were
Audreys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Weaver, and her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cundiff
from the Bronson community,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miller and
Fred Scheetz.
The young couple left on Mon
day for Augusta Georgia, he is
stationed at Fort Gordon.
Members of the East Side Eager
Beaver All Club and some of
their parents and the leaders came
and cleaned the Rau school
building on Friday. One half OF
the proceeds will go in to the
club treasure, the rest will be
used for a community project.
undayafternoon the club went
skating on Bonnie Creek by the
George Scheetz home with later
short meeting, and lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sather
and son visited her sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Vicorck on Friday in N. Oak.
After the funeral on Monday Of
John Peak, Mrs. Clarence Sather
served lunch at her home for
the family and pallbearers.
Sgt. Theodore Schmidt left
last weekend for Fort Benning
Ga.
New Years Eve supper guests
at the Ruben Hamburg home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ham
burg. Evening visitors were Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Scheetz, daughter
and family, MI. and Mrs. Ed
Lorenzo of Ocean Side, Calf. The
left Sidney on Monday
10 return to their home In Calf.
by way of train.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
HOLIDAY DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs Seth Holland
entertained Mrs. Hollands moth
err, Mrs. Hattie Pominville OF
Fairview and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
die Bell at dinner Christmas day.
The Bob Schillings YER hosts
to MI. and Mrs. Seth Holland
and sons and Mrs. Pominville at
dinner New Years.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07

The cheapest form of advertis-
ing that we know Of is in the class
flied columns of The Sidney
Herald. You might find one a
profitable investment, too.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07

II you have to direct speeding
traffic along modern highways you
should be equipped with a loco
motive headlight for signalling and
a machine gun for defense.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07

Temperatures expected to
average near seasonal normal,
colder early in week mostly
small changes thereafter fire.
quent SHOWS during the period
principly western mountain
areas. Normal maximlxns 26
TO IS, Normal minimus / to IA.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
Farmers Nero. and Occidsnt
Wednesday Noon Quotations.:
"SIDNEY CASH A
Dark Northern Spring Wheat:
Other Wednesday Markets

Cream: MOI /. per ID. b-fat. $ "a
Top HOES, 100 : go lbs. .-~s16.75
Heavy Hogs. 230 = 270 lbs. .-sl5.75
1t. VT. Sows. under 200 lbs. .Sl3.f0
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
THE WEATHER"
East Branch Exp. SIN. & KICK

Total Pep. this year to date
a trace.
Normal for this period OF
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07

REMINDERS: The Livestock
Feeding Industry Is one Of our
largest. Attend the 18TH Annual
Program here Saturday. Also ask
the County Agent or h Vo Az
Dept. about the Farm Management
Classes starting about Jan 18th.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

nearly all cleared and is being put
into coffee. They expect to harvest
this first crop this year from
trees planted three years ago
Each year the coffee acreage has
been extended and they look for
ward to this becoming their main
activity.
Their lumber business in the
meantime has not been neglected
Each year they have bought the
ripe trees on tracts of about 500
acres. This gives them enough an
nual production to keep their saw
mill busy. Their operations now
give employment to about $50 ma
tives in a remote area where no
other employment opportunities
exist.
1t has been slow process with
a lot of encouragement along the
way. In some respects it resembles
the kind of small operations that
grew into large farms and ranches
in the development of our own
west.
Alphonse and Lily have accum-
ulated some wealth but it is rep
resented largely by what they have
in their plantation and lumber
operation. That has value only as
it is worked and made productive.
1t is not easy to find buyers for
such an operation as our own
farmers know too well.
Africa has been good to Al
phonse and Lily. They are happy
with their accomplishment and
look forward to retirement that
will be less arduous and less haz-
ardous.
There is another important
phase to this story. Africa has
been good to them. Have they
been good to Africa? Let's take
look at that side of the story.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03

French Academy, Charles is some
times referred to as representing
the conscience" of jazz.
Blind from the age of six, Ray
Charles has achieved international
fame at % as a classical blues
singer, pianist, saxophonist, band
leader, arranger and writer. His
appearance at the Newport Jazz
Festival last year was the hit of
the show.
His compositions, Got a Wom-
an, recorded by Elvis Presley and
This Little Girl of Mine" re-
corded by the EVERY Brothers both
became his in the rock n roll
field His Twin Cities admirers
know Ray Charles best for his
Atlantic LIPS, Yes Indeed" THE
Great Ray Charles" Soul Broth
ers," Ray Charles at Newport"
and Ray Charles"