Stubble Mulch Demonstration Planned for April 10
Cheyenne County plans a stubble mulching demonstration to be held April 10 north of Sidney. Key participants include Dr F L Daley and D E Hutchinson with local officials coordinating farm officials and equipment. Ronald Rosemund, Sidney native and Florida State University student, joined Alpha Delta Sigma campus chapter initiation.
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B. D. Nixon
Northern
Great Plains
Cheyenne County
Phil McMullen
Sidney
F. L. Daley
University of Nebraska Agronomist
Plains Ag
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
McMullen
Ronald Rosemund
Theo Rosemund
Florida State University At
Tallahassee, Fla
Alpha Delta Sigma
Rosemund
Litter Bugs Are Active In The Spring
Bernie Camp argues spring brings more littering as beer cans bottles and sacks are discarded along roadsides. He urges enforcement of the Keep Nebraska Beautiful law by state patrols and judges to deter litterbugs and reduce wasteful cleanup costs.
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Bernie Camp
Nebraska
Kathleen Foote
Nebraska Beautification Plan Seeks Long Campaign
A call to set an example for the nation by improving roads and fighting litter. The plan stresses that education alone cannot solve the problem and that keeping Nebraska beautiful requires constant, fearless effort beyond short campaigns.
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Nebraska
Lucky Homemakers 4-H Club Meets for Skirt and Blouse Ideas
The Lucky Homemakers 4-H Club met at Jane Ann Johnson's home on March 21 at 7 30 p m with roll call and secretary report. Members discussed ideas for skirts and blouses and Jane Ann Johnson demonstrated drop cookies. Next meeting set for April 4 at 7 30 p m at Sharon Sickemann's. Mrs Johnson and Jane Ann served lunch. Ardis Groppe, reporter.
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Lucky Homemakers
Jane Ann Johnson
Sharon Sickemann
Whale of a ton with slow heart beat reported
A whale weighing about a ton was described with a heart rate ranging from 12 to 20 beats per minute, highlighting remarkable calm in its large body.
Just M Jensen Funeral Held in Dalton Church
Funeral services for Just M. Jensen 63 were held at the Presbyterian Church in Dalton. He died of a heart attack at home last Thursday after farming west of Dalton since 1920. The Rev Richard K. Dwyer officiated. Burial was in Dalton Cemetery. military graveside rites were by the Dalton American Legion. Craig Mortuary led arrangements.
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Presbyterian Church
Dalton
M. Jensen
Jensen
Richard K. Dwyer
Dalton Cemetery
Dalton American Legion
Craig Mortuary
Duke Skips IC4A After ACC Indoor Comeback
Duke University bypassed the IC4A track championship because it competed the prior night at the Atlantic Coast Conference indoor championships, prioritizing ACC performance.
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Duke University
Out of Old Nebraska State On Verge Of Exciting Boom
In April 1856 Nebraska near the Platte River eyed a railroad terminal as the gateway to the West. Booming land prices in Bellevue Fort Calhoun Omaha and Saratoga rose as banks issued wild paper money. The 1857 crash washed away the boom's gleam amid bank crises and foreclosures.
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Nebraska
Pacific Railroad
West
The
North American Review
Kansas
Pacific
Nebraska River
Bellevue
Fort Calhoun
Omaha
Saratoga
Territorial Bank
Mabel F. Neal
University of Nebraska
Geary Business Club President Missing at Meeting
Geary Oklahoma members waited for president Glenn Moore who failed to attend as the vice president led the session. When leaving, members found Moore outside after he had been pounding on the door seeking entry but unaware the meeting was in a back room.
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Geary, Okla
Geary Business Club
Glenn Moore
Blind veteran spared in Chicago dice raids
Police Commissioner Timothy O Connor allowed Raymond Di Guilio to be released after two raids on illegal dice games when authorities learned he was blind from World War I injuries in North Africa. Di Guilio, 38, says he does not play but visits to talk with friends.
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Chicago
Timothy O’connor
Raymond di Guilio
North Afri
di Guilio
Magnet origins and the misattributed Turkish city
The note traces the word magnet back to Magnesia and explains magnetism observations of lodestones. It also mentions a mistaken link to a Turkish city and Magnesium as a source of the term.
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Barrett
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Dean Wilson
DR. James Edwards
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