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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1975
Page
5
The 1976 national feed grain allotment is set at 89 million harvested acres to support corn sorghum and barley needs for the 1976 77 marketing year. The allotment reflects domestic and export use and is not a plantable limit.
Leigh man Milo Suchan announces quitting duck business after week of holiday market prep. He tended 52 birds and recalls rare incidents of birds dying but says he is done with the venture and plans to stop immediately.
An overview of colonial and early American farm wear traces the shift from buckskin and leather to taw linen and wool as flax and sheep farming grew. Women spun cloth at home while men wore breeches jackets and linsey woolsey. water use figures contrast daily life with a note on future demand.
An AP piece notes flat four inch thick wall screens may reshape homes by blending with furniture and enabling interactive education and child monitoring. It mentions remote controlled sets, no manual buttons, and potential for news reviews and parental oversight.
Albion Mrs Orville Qualsett welcomed Delta Card Club guests on Thursday night. Richard Pitner of Sioux City led the winners at four tables alongside partners Mrs Alvie Coulter Mrs Carroll Reid and Mrs June Doyle with Neva Robinson and Bernard Holmes sharing other wins. Lunch featured a fall leaves centerpiece.
A Lititz based commune evolved into Woodstream Corp maker of Victor mousetraps. The firm, automating a simple wooden block spring and trigger design, produces over a million traps yearly and has expanded into disposable traps and sporting goods while preserving a strong market for the iconic Victor label.
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