Ehernberger's 75 years in grain and milling trade noted
Schuyler report highlights Gerald Ehrenberger with a career spanning seven and a half decades in grain and milling. The piece traces early farm roots, rise to Wells Abbott and Miewan, Puritan flour branding, later receivership, and final shift to Golden West Grain Co in Schuyler. It cites large grain movement this season and Ehrenberger's community roles including bank director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehernberger
Ehrenberger
Nebraska
Alice Say
Lew of
Wells, Abbott and Miewan
Nisiting
Campy
Catawbus
Golden West Grain Co
Tele
Dauvftessian
Yeo
Columbus Company
Schuyler
Grain
Eller
Reigin Dlorest
Gbernberger
First National Bank
Government forester warns on forest budget balance
Edward P. Cliff chief of the Forest Service says he will seek higher environmental protection funding rather than slow lumber production. He warns that budget cuts could hurt future housing and energy needs and stresses pollution control watershed management and wildlife programs as priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
U.S
Edward P. Cliff
Est
Chili
Ile Morest
Thal US
Zleal
Ne Housin
Cliff
Che
Hat Forest Seice
House
Forest Service Cannel Gs
Predicts final OK this month for farm bill
Washington predicts final congressional approval of a farm support bill later this month despite GOP losses in farm belt races. An administration official says policy issues remain stable apart from one key exception. Democratic gains in the North Dakota senate race and rural House pickups in Kansas, Minnesota, and North Dakota are noted, with losses for certain GOP farm allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Favyn Blue
wWew
Howver
Tony T. Dethant
National Farmers Union
Dechant
Senate
Coon Hall
Plains
North Dakota
Kansas
Minesota
Towa
Nebraska
Catherine May
Hose Agriculture Committee
Walls Carefree Wood Finish and Light Stain Guide
A short note describes Walls Carefree wood treatment for the natural grain, detailing light stain application, wiping with a rag every few years, and maintaining the finish to preserve wood texture.
Moisture control and aeration guidelines for stored grain
The article explains grain storage moisture management through controlled aeration. It covers when to start fans, keeping outside air temperatures aligned with grain, avoiding overheating, and achieving uniform moisture. It details air flow rates, duct sizes, bin capacities, and maintenance to prevent spoilage and ensure even drying.
Marriage Notice Missing From Public Record
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names and an address with reference to a marriage or matrimonial event. Text is garbled with scattered numbers and place names suggesting a local record entry, but readable details are insufficient to identify persons or locations with certainty.
Feeder warns: hold weight of cattle down
CAMBRIDGH WV UPI Cattle fouter Col Hadley president NLFA tells members to restrain livestock weights as slaughter prices slump. He cites rising past weights and recent declines, warning heavy marketing could deepen price depressions. Secretary Nadley notes steer weights above last year but down to 1960 levels, hoping further declines aid hog prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgh
UPI
Hadley
National Livestock Feeders Association
NLFA
Teisley
Nadley
4 H notes and Bells First meeting at Vera Sehacher home
4 H notes describe a meeting at Vera Sehacher home where Karen Lloyd was elected president Melva Gertsch vlog secretary Susan Mileke treasurer Lori Rupp pledge leader Lisa Rupp song leader. The club attended a Columbus movie as a group and lunched later Susan Fricke reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Sehacher
Karen Lloyd
Melva Gertsch
Susan Mileke
Lori Rupp
Lisa Rupp
Columbus
Susan Fricke
Farm leaders split farther apart on compromise farm bill
Washington based farm groups debate the compromise farm bill after elections. The American Farm Bureau Federation and National Farmers Union oppose it for not eliminating subsidy payments or authorizing higher aid, while others push to pass the bill in the Senate as the best available compromise. Partners Union President Roy Dechant argues the farm revolt signals broad discontent with administration policy, calls for Secretary Clifford M. Jordan’s resignation, and urges renewed bargaining in a House Senate conference. A Wheat Growers spokesman says the industry would prefer swift Senate approval despite shortcomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Congress
US Senate
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farmers Union
Senate
Partners
Roy T. Wechant
Dechant
House
Deehant
Agriculture
Clifford M. Jardin
Seale
Senate House
National Association of Wheat Growers
Pork producers banquet crowns next Pork Queen
The reigning Pork Queen Kathy Niss of Pawnee City will crown her successor at the Nebraska Park Producers banquet on November 12. About 40 candidates, including Carol Bradley of Kearney and Cheryl Titegibbon of Elmwood, will present oral talks on topics related to the industry before the winner is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astings
UPL
Kathy Niss
Pawnee City
Nebraska Park Producers
Carol Bradle
Kearney
Cheryl Titegibbon
Elmswood
Kay Koch
Stanton
Jodi Kopf
Lexington
Peggy Kresh
Economists advise cut in turkey crop to stabilize prices
Washington based government farm economists urge turkey growers to trim the 1971 crop five percent below 1970. They estimate output dropping from 115 million birds to about 109 million next year will keep per capita supplies near 1970 levels, offset by higher carryover stored stocks next Jan. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Turkey
Fall spraying advised for musk thistle control
The Platte County Weed Control Authority urges fall spraying of musk thistle to curb seed production and spread. With cooperation from the public, eradication is possible. spraying now is safer as crops are harvested and trees are dormant, while aerial applications target creek areas and gullies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eigenmenger
Platte Canty
Eisenmenger
Aksenmenger
Riflehead ducks dive and surface in bold underwater retreat
A vivid scene shows riflehead ducks emerging from an underwater dive in full flight. The display captures the birds breaking the surface with swift, coordinated movements, signaling a successful ascent and rapid travel across the water.
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Janice Eghaty
Gerald Ehernberger
Bhewberger
Ald Reillor
Gerald Ehrenberger
Phafol
Oconomowoc
Wis
Keith Pinter
Hall
Wed
Thei
Voboril
Corre Telegram
27Th Avenue
Cocke
Columbat
Else Witte
Hel Platen
Pratt
Vaice
Teanhard Conoco
Pork Producers Banquet
Tooleys
Buller
Buller Plants
Bullerib
Butler, Sand Construction Co
Butler
Land Construction Co
Butler Agri-Builder
14Th Street
Columbus, Nebraska
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