Sanitation Measures Curb Spread Of Livestock Disease
Extension expert Dr. S W Alford urges thorough cleaning washing and disinfecting of livestock trucks to prevent spread of hog cholera shipping fever swine erysipelas anthrax brucellosis tuberculosis and other threats. He recommends 10 percent solution soda ash lye and a four percent cedar or cresylic disinfectant plus five percent lye for anthrax and black leg with eight hour vehicle contact and protective gear. vinegar for lye exposure.
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S. W. Alford
University of Nebraska
Alford
USDA
Jalford
The Telegraph Classifieds Promote Easy Ads and Tax Help
Over 15 thousand readers view THE TELEGRAPH classifieds each issue promoting a ready made market for selling renting or trading items. IDEAL SYSTEM offered to simplify income tax records with complete books and refill sheets available at THE TELEGRAPH.
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Telegraph
Skelly Award To Bayard Farmer
Thomas Megas of Bayard Nebraska will receive this weeks W G Skelly Agricultural Achievement Award on Saturday April 3 He operates 360 acres and is honored for years of farming and improvement programs The award includes a 100 dollar savings bond a gold lapel pin and a scroll He and his wife Elizabeth rebuilt their farm which yields three carloads of calves plus 40 raised from his herd They belong to the Greek Orthodox Church where Megas has served as president secretary and treasurer
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Thomas Megas
Bayard
Nebraska
W. G. Skelly
Megas
Skelly
U. S
April Food Plentiful With Potatoes and Poultry
The USDA notes April brings plentiful supplies of new and old crop potatoes along with record large supplies of young chickens. Milk production rises next month boosting dairy products like cottage cheese hard cheeses and sour cream. University of Nebraska expert Ethel Diedrichsen highlights boiled jackets parsley buttered and white sauce variations.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska
Army studies fixation in eyes and gunsight at UC Los Angeles
Army researchers at the University of California Los Angeles campus conduct experiments on fixation, tracking a light beam and measuring response to sudden target changes. Preliminary findings link emotion to fixation, aiming to improve gunnery training and reduce misses for military personnel after initial student testing.
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Los Angeles
Army
University of California
Army Ordnance
Human Thermometer Uses Color To Gauge Gold Melt
ROCHESTER N Y Walter Ringwood acts as a human thermometer by color telling temperature of molten gold alloy he melts at about 2000 degrees Fahrenheit. He judges the mix by orange red color, too red means cool and too orange means hot. His estimates agree with a precision pyrometer though pyrometers are awkward for production.
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Rochester
N. Y
Walter Ringwood
Ringwood
Oil and gas legal forms advertised by The Telegraph
An advertisement from The Telegraph promotes oil and gas legal forms available for five cents each, with discounts for larger quantities.
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Telegraph
Drill Box Tests To Be Held In Two Nebraska Counties
Nebraska seed oats drill box surveys will be conducted in Madison and Cedar counties in 1954 as part of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association program. The effort, led by Clare Porter, aims to learn what seed farmers plant where it comes from and the seed quality and purity. Cooperating agencies include the Division of Noxious Weeds, State Seed Laboratory, and extension services. One pound samples will be taken with confidential identities. farmers receive personal seed analyses and county summaries. Past surveys in ten counties yielded insights on weed seed presence and seed quality, with Cheyenne County showing strong use of adapted recleaned seed and good certification rates.
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Nebraska
Madison
Cedar Counties
Clare Porter
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Porter
Nebraska Crop Improvement Assny
State Department of Agriculture
Nebraska Grain Improvement Assn
State Seed Laboratory
State and County Extension Services
Organi
Portier
Cheyenne County
East Sidney Social News Roundup at Local Homes
Weekend and weekday visits fill the town as East Sidney residents hosted and visited neighbors. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Joe Kennedy, Donna Chambers, Mr and Mrs C A Story, Elberne Luehrs family, Roger's teacher Mrs Golden, Miss Stransky, Miss Finch, Miss Yendts, and Frances Lacy from North Platte. Others called on Roy Spicknall at Taylor Hospital, and gatherings featured Jim Mohatt, Everett Mohart, Mary Mohatt, and multiple Kurz families.
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Joe Kennedy
Donna Chambers
Herman van Aelstyn
C. A. Story
Albin Olson
Elberne Luehrs and
Roger
Golden
Miss Stransky
Finch
Miss Yendts
Frances Lacy
North Platte
Mary Mohatt
Jim Mohatt
Mary Mowatt
Roy Oake
Genevieve Fitch
Frank Kurz
Howard Kurz
Fred Kurz
Iy Spicknall
Albin Olson Ca
Clarence Chamix
Henry Haupt
Oskvarek
Barhu
Kurz
Lincoln
Robert Kurz
Jim Lop
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al Andrews
Andrews
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Doz
the Gift Shop Jewelers
East Sidney
Roy
Burlington
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