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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1968
Page
8
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Thirty-eight states have selected delegates for the second annual NAYI to be held in Nebraska August 5 16. D P McGill notes travel costs shift from the state to delegates this year. Nebraska will host at least 50 youths with Knights of Ak Sar Ben funding 50 50 scholarships.
University of Nebraska Extension poultryman Earl Gleaves says do not exit the egg business as prices improve. The Poultry Survey Committee Reports national averages of 34-35 cents a dozen for July to September and 38 cents for the next quarter, with a continued trend into 1969. Nebraska sellers on a quality market may fetch near the US average, with May or June hatched chicks entering full production by fall and winter.
Ralph Monahan of the University of Nebraska Extension states Nebraska forest products constitute a multi million dollar business withTimbers shipped to Japan Germany Scotland and other nations Local cottonwood woods produced into lumber boxes crates pallets baskets wooden shoes and veneer Other species include hackberry walnut bur oak basswood maple and ash used for furniture barrels panelling and other products Wood shavings come from most species and ponderosa pine supplies pulp wood posts and poles in the Pine Ridge area A directory of local wood industries is available from the State Forester wearing the University of Nebraska East Campus Lincoln Nebraska.
University specialists Rollin Schnieder and Dean Axthelm urge parents to instill a “psychological fence” around irrigation ditches and open wells as water levels rise. They warn that open pits and rotten boards can trap or drown children with only inches of water, urging closures of abandoned wells and vigilant supervision.
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