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Columbus Telegram in Columbus, Nebraska

25 Jun 1974

Page 8

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Columbus Telegram

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Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1974

Page

8

Mountain Center rancher fears taxes and crowds

Jim Wellman, 73, a longtime San Bernardino Mountains rancher, warns that taxes and growing crowds threaten land, wildlife, and solitude. He cherishes his 32,000 acres, recites his brand 101, and praises game wardens while lamenting tax waste and progress encroachment on his rugged hillside home. He and granddaughter Ruthie Jaenke keep to the remote bunkhouse and range, hunting and living by old values.

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Weather boosts Kansas wheat harvest progress in week summary

The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said fair weather last week sped the wheat harvest with about 35 percent cut by last Saturday, up from five percent a year earlier and the 20 percent average. Southern counties nearly finished, northern areas underway, with yields affected by hail, mosaic and rust. Sorghum planting at 5 percent, corn at 45 percent laid by, soybeans 75 percent planted, alfalfa first cut nearly complete, second cut almost 250 percent finished, and western sugar beets performing well. Pasture and range conditions remain mostly good to excellent in most counties.

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Topeka Kan Kansas State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Northcentral Nebraska
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