Nebraska CIP honors Pilger Cambridge Ralston and North Platte
Nebraska communities Pilger Cambridge Ralston North Platte won top awards in the 1968 Community Improvement Program at a Lincoln ceremony led by Gov. Norbert T. Tiemann. The event highlighted 125 entrants with 2000+ projects across four population classes plus Special Programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilger
Cambridge
Ralston
North Platte
Nebraska
Norbert T. Tiemann
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Lincoln
Nebraska Department of Economic Development
University of Nebraska Extension Division
CIP
Stuart
Coleridge
Wisner
Rushville
York
Gordon
Beatrice
South Sioux City
Milford
Seward
Cozad
Gering
Tiemann
Ruth Lux
Osceola
What Is Modern Farming The Nations Biggest Industry
County Agent notes from a committee report on agriculture titled Food Costs Farm Prices lay out farming as the country’s largest industry with 5.2 million workers and farm production assets totaling 273 billion dollars. It details farm classifications by sales, major inputs, and employment impacts, citing Census figures from 1963 and 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Agriculture
Ninetieth Congress
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Houston
Washington, D. C
Conservation planning emphasized for Polk County farms
A local feature urges farmers to adopt a complete conservation plan covering soil water and plant resources. The plan acts as a blueprint for improving productivity and protecting resources, with Soil Conservation Service guidance and Osceola office contact. It notes erosion on individual fields and promotes overall farm-wide planning with district support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Soil Conservation Service
Soil and Water Conservation District
Osceola
Social visiting in Osceola and surrounding area noted
A long list of Sunday and Saturday visits from Osceola to Fremont and Lincoln residents is followed by a report from York Nebraska on hog cholera eradication. Fifteen outbreaks were depopulated at a cost of 48213.03 with half funded by the Federal government and half by the State. The piece credits veterinarians, markets, and industry groups for the effort and notes goals for 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Sarow
Oscar Jones
Osceola
Roger Hanquist
Marlowe Johnson
Diane
Debra
Greeley
Colorado
Wayne Johnson
Lincoln
Harold W. Johnson
Ruth
Lester Gestrine
Stanley Oquist
Gustav Peterson
Norris Johnson
Shari Johnson
Ralph Bond
Fremont
Gerald Holm
Everett Anderson
Harold W. Johnsons
Martin Gestrine
Edna Gestrine
Frank Oquist
Evelyn
John Gestrine
Harold A. Johnson
Mardell Johnson
Michelle
Christiana Sarow
Laurence
Nanie Sundberg
Adolph Forss
Willard Adelson
Raymond D. Johnson
David Jones
Duane Jones
Chris Huggler
Raymond Gestrine
Marlowe Johnsons
York Area
Nebraska
York
Nebraska Bureau of Animal Industry
Animal Health Division
USDA
York County
York Livestock Auction Market
York Packing Company
Rogers Hog Buying Station
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St. Inocentis Ccd School of Religion
Pagar
Francis Urban
A. John Schott
Robert Steinert
Christ
York, Deas
Robert
Marie Michael
Thomas
Catherine
Cofraternity of Christian
St. Vincent’s
John LeMar
Fargo
North Dakota
Andrew Inness
Jo Ines
George Inness
John Inness
Tech
George Bender
Linda Groasnic Jans
Grafton
Geneva
Sgt
Tom Schmokers
Jer. Schmokers
Mary
Holdrege
Clarence Emd
Schmoker
Hugh Schmoker
Lee Brown
Vera Johnston
Don Baer
Our
Polk: County Agricultural Society of
Polk’ County
Agri. Soc
Ray A. Conrad
Its
United Funds, Inc
Waddell &Reed
National Car Distributor
Prospectes
Ray A Conrad
Nebreske
Mirs. Harold
W. “Johnson
Ludwig Bohman
Fairfield
Osceola News
Kenneth Miller
Tom
Rising City
N.F.C
Eldon R. Johnson
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