Platte County farmers seek ASC committee nominees
Clarence Albracht of Platte County ASCS outlines filing deadlines for ASC committeemen elections set for December 4. Petitions must be filed by October 27 with signatures from three qualified voters, not six, and must include a statement if the candidate will serve if elected. Each community elects three regular members and two alternates. delegates go to the county convention to elect officers and fill vacancies.
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Platte County
ASC
Clarence Albrachts
Platte County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Comittee
ASCS
Community Committee
Nut
Albracht
Ach
ASC Romittee
Cmaty Committee
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Alpracht
Nebraska Park banquet and pork awards set at Beatrice fairgrounds
The Nebraskea Park Producers Association hosts a harvest banquet and queen contest at the Gage County Fairgrounds Beatrice with speaker J A Anderson. Awards include three Pork Chop honors and a $241 scholarship from Behlen Manufacturing, plus a $100 Moorivan Columbus Division scholarship. Fall fertilization of nitrogen discussed, emphasizing ammonium form, timing mid October to after harvest, with pros and cons for farmers.
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Nebraskea Park
Nebras Behlen Manufacturing Company
Moorivan Columbus
Counly
Siork
Accepts horse in trade for truck
A garbled note mentions a trade involving a horse for a truck. The text names unclear individuals and dates, with likely a local dealer or party referenced. Readable fragments suggest a Thursday segment and a seller, but precise actions and identities remain uncertain.
The Garr Telegram Subscriptions Change Notice
Subscriptions and postage rates listed for Columbus area readers. Delivery by carrier in Columbus priced at 720 per month. out of state 17.69 per year. Change of address requests to be promptly filed with the postmaster and the Telegram office in Columbus.
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Columbus
Hebresea
Colmbus
Piatto
Bao
Butler, Coltae
Freeeicky
Mantes Folk Coailies
de Reall
Hebrasta
Caimbus
Realera
September fires burn over 700 acres in Nebraska
Lincoln UPI reports the state forester says September fires scorched more than 700 acres of Nebraska grassland. About one third of blazes were human caused, another third from railroads, and the remaining third from other causes.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
Iire
Absorption and Losses of Rainfall Explained
A description notes that on average 15 absorbed op tal rainfall, one half soaks into the ground, 2 percent runs off late streams, and the remainder evaporates, as recorded in the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia Uritannica
Hardin plan draws mixed critique from lawmakers
Congress critics say farm policy tweaks fall short as Agriculture Secretary Hardin implements 1972 grain cuts. Rep. Scherle and Neal Smith praise modest gains while urging tighter controls and a national grain reserve to prop up prices amid looming surplus risks.
Columbus girl crowned queen of Appaloosa circuit
Paula Person of Columbus has been named queen and will fulfill her duties at Nebraska Appaloosa events. She will travel to Columbus Ohio in 1972 for the National Appaloosa Congress and attend national playoffs in Lincoln. Proceeds from her project go to a college fund as she trains and shows horses.
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Skin Deep
Paula Person
Nebraska
Apoolonia Congress
Lincoby
Dovill
Tan
Citle Foe Campelinons
Naula
Don Person
Paula
Bunker Hill Chih Hold Reorganization Meeting
At the reorganization meeting four notes were discussed as new officers were elected. Embers mentioned a Parents meeting and other community matters including a monneel Wuttertie Leeds una Hasikawert pant.
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Bunker Hill
Chih Hell
The
Monneel Wuttertie Leeds
Una
Special honor to Fleischer at Nebraska ASAE banquet
Leonard Mnischer of Columbus received a special honor from the Nebraska Chapter American Society of Agricultural Engineers at their annual banquet Friday night. Dr Steward Withmuss presented a certificate recognizing Fleischer’s pioneering work in til-planting of row crops and the Buffalo Till Planter that places seed precisely at the right depth regardless of contour. Fleischer also earned a merit award from the state conservation society. He is a Nebraska graduate who helped found Fleischer Manufacturing Co. in 16.
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Hastings
Leonard T. Mnischer
Columbus
Nebraska
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Steward Withmuss
Aswards
Fleischer
Fleischer Manufacturing Co
Wleischer
Sc Spt Conservation Society of America
University of Nebraska
Agricultural Engineering
Mleischer Manufacturing Company
Dock tie ups could inflate support costs
Washington report says dock tie ups threaten to raise the price tag of farm support programs for 1972. Agriculture official Clarence D Palmby warns continued port delays could force deeper cuts in next year’s production. The 1972 feed grain plan contains safety valves to expand if export sales fall. Farmers may idle up to 24 percent of historic acreage, with options to idle more for diversion payments.
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Washington
Asiad Gulf Coast
Clavence D. Palmby
Cnurvay
Palmby
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