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Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-03-01

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Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-03-01

IN AT NEW
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Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-03-01

Quality Groceries
Service Satisfaction
Il clean Store
Il clean stock
Prompt service
KANlMERT BROS. TRADING COMPANY
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
FOR SALE: Your choice.

Smlth-Curona ur Victor Cash
Registers. On either We can
make YOU a real bargain.
why not stop IN and ask
about them Or. II YOU pre-
ir" simply Gail 232l. Tn
Tabor City Tribune.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20

Many people have the right
aim IN life. but never get ~
.ouut 4" pulling the trigger.
Things mc difficult or I'M
possible only ~ relation to our
Ignorance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
NO MATTER WHERE YOU

live, YOU can enjoy the all
weather dependability Of
Sun gas. Safe, clean, cffici-
ent. Get our prices on COM
pletely installed systems
WrlshtS Gas & Furn. Go
Inds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
FOR SALE: 5-room house and

bath, corner lot. Contra
Heat, Williams Street. Tabor
City. Just five years old,
good condition. Contact
Finkivy Herring. phone 494l.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
FOR SALE - 1857 haIf-tou

Ford Pickup, & cylinder.
Good condition. Contact Ar g.
thur Prince al Prince Bros.
Furniture. Tabor City. y. {.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
FOR RENT: Upstairs apart

mcut. Four rooms and bath.
Ideal Tor couple. preferably
without children. Contact j.
{. Bell. Jr.. at McGougan
Eic>rlc Co. phone 1921.
lnd!.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
USED HEATER FOR SALE

Colcman-50.O0O Il. T. l.. III
good condition. $1,000. Can
be seen at l0l Prince ST. or
call 232l. J. y. UCrluCkcr.
Indi.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
BOOK MAT

CHES. Have your own mes
sage imprinted al low cost.
High quality. made by Sup
crlOr Match Co. Tabor City
Tribune. Indf.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
CASH REGISTER PAPER. we

are authorized dealers for
National Cash Register paper.
and keep IN stock sizes y.
II. 81 and *. Call It's when
you need these or other
sizes of National paper.
Indf.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
HELP WANTED: Vacancy in

West Columbus Ountr.
Good trade cStab Is n Z d.
Write Rawlc!gh Dept. NCI.-
2il-&J5. Richmond. Va.
l2/6.I3.2O,27pd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20

WE SELL Smith corona and
Victor Adding Machines. Al
So Smith Corona TypcwrIt..
CrS. Tabor City Tribune.
Indf.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-20
FREE WHEELING
BY BILL CRONELL

The seven deadly sins take
TO the road as CnviSioncd by
the Rev. f. w. Andrews. writ
ing i'll the Readers Review.
SLOTH. or lazincSS. is the
sin that makes the MOTORS.
unwilling To take the time Ia
correct mechanical faults in
his car. II prevents the taking
of simple precautions. II pro-
duccS lCthargy deadly TO
body as well as 10 soul
GREED is So obviously Il
traffic sin that the greedy oriv-
CT has specific titlc-road
hog. The greedy one demands
more than his share of the
road. demands the right 10 be-
first across al m intersection.
LUST. i'm a sexual sense.
produces some accidents thro-
ugh on" armed driving and CiS-
traction. But lust for speed
and excitement is dradlicr in
traffic.
GLUTTONN, particularly IN
the use of alcohol. dullS tn
senses. wCIkCnS tic rCfluNC>.
Spuil> judgment. Il Is one u!
the GCIdiv killers ON the high
v.l,. ,rl %, J,,s',- F,r ,b,
Evening star., 1961-11-12
R. K. Small
REDWOOD $1,000

S401 WHEELER RID. - sO7 stone
rambler, situated on double corner
1ot: Dream house. Family rm., .
tirepls., double garage, Name Il
ana this house has it. Priced low
at S29,95O, Open daily It'll s pm,
Trade considered. LIST time offered
rALLIN r. REALTY CO., Ii. 1-7SOO
$3.50 Cash Is ali you need II YOU
have GI right to buy this b-rm,
rambler with q full bsmt. and @
car earport. Located in the con-
venient Hyattsville area. First
time offered on these terms. Only
S13,35O, nothing dn. and Sp2, 80
per mo; pays AL. call til 9 pm.
va, ~ o7-SS0o' ROBERT 8. DAVIS
Evening star., 1961-11-12
nTQpgn

& ,RIvERDALE-NeW construction,
3-bedrm. rambler, all-elec. kit,
"a beths. full bsmt.; corner lot
ave. to Good Luck I'd, out Good
Luck rd. to Oakland ave, IT. on
Oakland ave. to open house sign.
ARTHUR r. GRANHoLM. WA.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
MONROE

SO. $4,000 REALTORS
ALEX.-ARLANDRIA - S4OO dn.,
FHA, SS2. so mo. pays all. Cutest
little rentbeaterl All brk., 81 IT.
liv. rm., pretty tiled bath, 3 3D.
rm. Tovnhouse. 1 blk. to 3 bus
lines, de luxe stores, best schools.
oHs 1855, FL. 4-3133. FRAN
Evening star., 1961-11-12
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

P. G. PLAZA AREA-Wooded h-
acre lot, completely fen. wa spot
less 3-bedrm. homel Features 13x-
90 liy. rm. and din. rnn. $l3-500
w $3.50 dn. Gail WE. $4,000 or
C.. Daul hickman. inc.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
- a@AAAN - INV
ASSUME

LARGE 4h% loan with mo. pymt
S73, or talk refinancing with
lovely 2-bedrm. RAMBLER witt
carport and fenced yard. II yoJ
are looking for the perfect
STARTER HOME, call now, 8 I'll
9, for full details
Evening star., 1961-11-12
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ARL., Lyon Park-New beautiful
baths. fun bsmt., hot-Water heat
earport; 10 min. d. c.; no traffic
problem. Enjoy convenience and
comfort. Lovely home. By OWNER;
no brokers. OPEN SUN, / TO 5
PM. 0IS N. DauviIle st.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
SWIMMING POOL.

With filtration plant. 3-bedroom
California rambler with 3 haths
and carport. Only S24,50O. out
marlboro pike TO Forestviile I'd
left to Park blvd, right 10 ard
ave.. left to property.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
from your
County Extension Agents


offers, one for a 4O0-pound steer
at $24.50 a hundred pounds with
out a shrinkage allowance, and
another steer for $25 a hundred
pounds with a 4 percent shrink
age, which is the better deal.
The first offer, of course, is the
better deal.
Shrinkage tables indicate a steer
selling at $25 a hundredweight
will bring $24.5O at 2 percent
Shrink, or $24 at 4 percent shrink.
Since shrinkage is so important,
what can you do to minimize it?
Select the type of transportation
best suited to your needs and
conditions and send an attendant
along if shipments are large.
Keeping cattle off feed and water
a few hours before shipping also
helps. If cattle have been in
transit more than IL hours, it's
wise to provide for fillback at
market. Also sort heifers and
steers, if possible.
Some of the things not to do
are overfilling cattle before haul
ing, rushing and crowding cattle
into cars, overcrowding or under
loading shipments, or delaying
shipment after cattle are ready
for movement. Also adding to
shrinkage is the practice of trail
ing cattle over a considerable
distance without feed and water,
and overfilling cattle at the des-
tination. For further information
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

MAKE YOUR FARM FLOCK
PAY. Copies are available at the
County Extension Office.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
Cattle Weight Loss Is
Shipping Problem

Watch those shrinkage percen-
tages next time you ship cattle
to market. The highest price per
pound doesn't necessarily mean
the highest return per animal. 1t
depends more on how many
pounds are counted at sale time.
A lower pound per price on
cattle as they stand on your farm
or ranch can be more profitable
than a higher pound price when
too many pounds are ~suOtracted
1or shrinkage. If you have two
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

on cattle shrinkage, may we Sug-
geSt that you obtain the Western
States Study which is included
in three bulletins and they are
Circular 22O, SHRINKAGE is
IMPORTANT, Giro. 221, SHRINK
AGE DEPENDS ON WHERE,
WHEN and WHAT YOU MARK
EFT, and Giro. 222, SHRINKAGE
DEPENDS ON HOW YOU MARK
EFT. We have a good supply of
all three of these Montana Agri-
cultural Experiment Station pub
locations at the County Extension
Office.
Creep Feeding Lambs
One of the questions farm
flock owners ask is whether il
is profitable to creep feed lambs
The answer is that it all de-
ponds on when you lamb, the cost
of creep feeding, market prices
and marketing methods.
AIT one of the livestock nutri-
ton conferences held at Montana
State College, Robert M. Jordan
of the University of Minnesota
animal huSbandry department
spelled out two conditions thai
must exist if creep feeding is tc
Ibe profitable. First, he said, are
you set up to have your ewes
lamb during the months of Jam
uary and February? Second, is
there a two TO four dollar &
hundred price differential be-
tween fat lamb prices in june
and July as compared with Sep
tember and October?
Without these two factors, Jor-
dan says it is not likely that
creep feeding will be profitable
and for two reasons. For Jne
thing, he said, lambs born much
after March 18th cannot be fec
sufficiently well to be ready fol
market in June or July. The
other point is that lambs born il
january or February cost more tx
produce than those born in Late
spring. Consequently the selling
price must be greater to offset thi!
higher cost.
However, Jordan also empha
sized that while it is not usual.
a paying proposition to creep feet
April and May born lambs, it j
Just as unwise to have Januar.
lambs and NOT creep feed them
If you are interested in cree
feeding, you'll find information d
it in the Extension bulletin
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

ski mmilk, buttermilk, evaporated
milk, or dry milk.
Foods included in the Meat
group r beef, veal, lamb. pork.
poultry and eggs, and fish. AL
ternateS, which can be used oc-
caslonally, + dry beans. dry
peas, lentils, nuts, and peanut but
ter. Two or more servings daily
are recommended from the above
list.
The fourth group, the Bread
Cereal group, includes all breads
and cereals that are whole grain,
enriched, or restored. Choose four
or more servings daily from this
group.
To round out meals and to
satisfy the appetite, everyone will
use some foods not specified, such
as butter, margarine, other fats
and oils, and sugars. BY choosing
the recommended amounts of
foods from the four food groups,
one can get the necessary nutri-
entS daily. Many people in the
United States today are under
nourished because they do not
choose the correct foods, not be-
cause they cannot get the foods
they need. Many doctors recon-
mend additional vitaminS for chill
dren, and adults who do not eat
a we'll balanced diet may need
to supplement their diets. Your
family doctor Ear tell you whether
or not you need to supplement
your diet.
With the abundance of good
nourlShing foods available to al
of us, there is no need for &
normal healthy Individual to be
undernouriShed. Foods included in
the four food groups can provide
all of the variety needed to keeI
meals interesting.
Home Demonstration Club News
Buying furniture will be the
subject of discussion at the Apri
meetings of the Home DemonStra.
tion Clubs. Leaders from each
club met On March 9 to be train
) ed to present the lesson to theil
, clubs. Appearing on a panel tt
discuss things to look for in buy.
ing home furnishings were Mr.
Paul Johnson of Johnson Hard
? ware, MIR. Johnsie DeVrieS oil
Chad's Furniture, Mr.. Bert Web
? Der of Webper's Furniture, ano
; Mr.. Kent Anderson of Sidney
Paint and Glass. The panel was
moderated by Mrs. Janet Redgren
, The County Tour Committee
met at Mrs. Charles Daniels home
! on March 8 to discuss preliminary
: plans for the tour that is Sched.
E uled for some time in June.
, Plans are being formulated tt
go to the Charley Creek commu.
nifty in western Richland County
, this year.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

Bozeman - Miss Linda Burns,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Burns, 8O6 4th Street S. E.,
Sidney has been crowned Snow
Queen at Montana State College.
She was elected by an all-cam-
pus vote and crowned during the
MISC Winter Carnival. A 1860
graduate of Sidney High School,
Miss Burns is a freshman major
ing in health and physical edu-
cation and is affiliated with Al
pha Omicron Pi sorority.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

Springfield, Mo. = Mr.. Loren
Sparks, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sparks, Sidney, Montana,
has been placed on the honor roll
for the first semester at Evangel
College.
With a grade point of 2.35 out
of a possible 80, Nh. Sparks is
in the top 20% of the student
body of 558. A Junior at Evangel
College, he is majoring in Ac-
counting.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

JUST ARRIVED. ANOTHER
SHIPMENT OF WALGREEN
COLOR FILM - BETTER PIC
TURES AT LOWER PRICES.
8mm COLOR MOVIE FILM IN
GUIDING PROCESSING FOR
ONLY 2.39. 35mm COLOR SLIDE
FILM INCLUDING PROCESS
ING FOR ONLY 1888 AT THE
BIG NEW SIDNEY DRUG
STORE. 8-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
MORE BANKRUPTCY IN us.

More Americans are going bank
rupt these days than ever before
in the nations history.
Bankruptcy filings in 1860 total
ed 11O,O34 and may reach 143,OOO
this year, reports the Federal
courts bankruptcy chief Edwin
l.. Convey.
He said nearly 90 percent OF the
bankruptcy petitions are being
filled by individuals and the resi-
by business concerns.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

SHOE TREE RACKS FOR ONLY
98c AT THE BIG NEW SIDNEY
DRUG STORE. HOLDS UP TO 8
PAIRS OF SHOES - ALL
METAL AND a REAL SPACE
SAVER. S-Zfc
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15

MAKE YOUR ARM FLOCK.
PAY. Copies are available at the
County Extension Office.
SIS
Lawn Care
Whether you have an old es-
tablished lawn or n that has
been newly seeded, it requires
proper care and maintainence to
keep it in good condition. Now
ing and watering may seem like
ordinary lawn chores that require
no special care, but how they are
done can make a big difference
In the vigor and health of the
lawn. And the same is true of
applying fertilizers, w~eedlcldeS
and materials used for the con-
troll of diseases and insects.
With the time nearing when
many will be preparing new
lawns and working to keep an es-
tablished lawn in good condition,
we want to call your attention TO
several publications that may be
of help to you.
First, there is the Montana EX-
tension Service bulletin entitled
LAWNS FOR MONTANA. This
covers the important steps in put
ting in a new lawn and care o1
the lawn after it is established.
And for the latest information
on the control of weeds In youl
lawn there is the Montana EXten-
sion bulletin entitled CHEMICAL
WEED CONTROL IN LAWNS
AND GARDENS.
Both of these publications are
available at the County Exten.
sion Office. Then there are twt
bulletins published by the u. S
Department of Agriculture. One
is entitled LAWN DISEASES
AND HOW TO CONTROL THEM
and the other is called BETTER
LAWNS. You may order these
from the Superintendent off Doc
uments, U. S. Government Print
ing Office, Washington Is, D. c.
and the cost is ten cents.
:
Soil Testing
If you plan to have soil test
made this spring. it would be tx
your advantage to take the sam.
pies as oon as the ground is il
condition TO do So. The soils PEG.
pie at Montana State College sa,
it's a good practice to send sam
piles to the soil testing Iaboratory
at least a month before planting
time of the crop TO be grown. Thi
allows plenty of time to Obtain
results of the test and to purchase
any necessary fertilizer materia
before planting time. The sol
test is a fertility gauge for you
farm. 1t tells you a number O
important things, including how
much and what major plant nu
trients you have in your soil
what kind of fertilizer and hov
much is needed, and where yol
need the fertilizer.
1t is important 10 remembe
that the soil sample should b
representative of the field to oh
| tain a reliable soil analysis. TIL
5 past cropping and fertilizing his
tory of the field is important in
!. formation needed along with tn
} analysis in making recommends
tionS.
!, If you are in doubt about tn
proper method of taking soil sam
/ pies, we will be glad to help yo
or give you further informatio
on soil sampling. Remembe.
when in doubt about the use {
fertilizers, the soil test may Civ
you the answers to your so
2 needs.
4 = s. =
Food Facts
Each day u food should sup
ply us with many different NJ
trients. We need protein fC
growth and for repair of tn
8 body. We need minerals and vits
N voTr,- fDvo -s,-@.-Ir- - l. L. -
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-15
Food Facts

Food Facts
Each day u food should sup
ply us with many different nu-
trients. We need protein for
growth and for repair of the
body. We need minerals and vita
Minis for growth and to keep the
body functioning properly, and
fats and carbohydrates for ener-
gy.
A basic diet, formerly referred
to as the "BaSic Seven" is now
included in four food groups. The
-four food groups contain all of
the foods necessary for a well
balanced diet, and they are cas-
Ter to remember and follow than
the seven food groups. They are
the Vegetable-Fruit group, the
Milk group, the Meat group, and
the Bread-Cereal group.
Vegetable Fruit group includes
all vegetables and fruits. Four or
more servings daily are recon-
mended from this group. Fruits
or vegetables that are a good
source of vitamin r to be eaten
daily, since the body does not store
dhls vitamin. Good sources of vi
tamin c are grapefruit Or grape
fruit juice, oranges or orange
Julce, c~antaloup, guava raw straw
berries, broccoli, green pepper,
and sweet red pepper. The body
can store some vitamin A, but
fruits and vegetables containing
this vltamin should be eaten at
least every other day. Dark-green
and deep-yellow vegetables are
the best sources of vitamin A.
The remaining servings may be
any vegetable or fruit, including
potatoes.
Included in the Milk group are
milk, cheese, and ice cream.
Children need the equivalent OF
a quart of milk daily, and adults
need a pint a day. Some OF the
milk can be used in cooking. Part
or all of the milk may be FLUID
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Evening star., 1961-05-29

LONDON, May 20 (AP).-
Col. Antoni Alster, Poland's
Vice Minister of the Interior,
was reported today to have fled
to the West.
The Daily Mail said Polish
emigre sources in London iden-
titled him as the high-ranking
Polish Official whose detection
had been rumored here last
week.
Col. Alster, 54, was said to
be under questioning now in
Washington as "the most i'm
portant Communist to change
allegiance since the war;"
The British Foreign Office
declined to comment on the
reports. (The Central Intelli-
gence Agency said in Washing
ton it had no comment.)
The Mail said the jewish
born Alster fled 10 weeks ago
via Berlin, turning up in Lon
don before going to the United
States, and added:
Reports say he fled because
he was in fear of his life. With
him he brought a Polish
Evening star., 1961-05-29

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