Demonstration Of Ag Science In Action Slated For April 23rd
Lincoln will host the second annual conference on Science in Agriculture at the College of Agriculture campus on April 23. The program starts at 8:30 a.m. with Dean W W Lambert welcoming attendees. A noon luncheon will feature Dr H B Tukey from Michigan State University discussing A Scientist Looks at Agriculture. Demonstrations by departments will cover Research Tools in Animal Science Use of Radioactivity in Agricultural Research Moldy Gangsters of the Soil and Insect Wonders. High school students in the top quarter have been invited to attend.
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Lincoln Chamber of Commerce
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H. B. ‘Tukey
Michigan State University
D. C. Clanton
John Pazur
Department of Biochemistry and Nutrition
M. G. Bousalis
R. Staples
G. T. Weekman
Top-Dressing Wheat Yields Best Early
University of Nebraska agronomist Dr. M D Weldon notes top dressing nitrogen boosts yield best when done by April with diminishing gains after mid May. Effects vary with soil history and fertilizer type, with 10 to 11 bushels per acre gains cited and ammonium nitrate or urea proving effective in Nebraska field plots.
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Lincoln
M. D. Weldon
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Weldon
Nebraska
Armed Forces Day Open House at Siouk Ordnance Depot
The Siouk Ordnance Depot announces its Armed Forces Day Open House for Sunday May 17 per the Public Information Office. Saturday May 16 is the official Armed Forces Day, but tours will run Sunday to maximize visitor access with exhibits movies and operating-area views. Lt Frank P. Gregg is named Project Officer for the event.
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Frank P. Gregg
Early spring alfalfa weevil control and lime goals
Early spring sprays against adult alfalfa weevils are preferred over larval sprays. Dieldrin or heptachlor can be used before new growth exceeds two inches, with granular forms usable in late winter or early spring. Nebraska agronomists estimate a million tons of lime annually for 10 years to meet crop needs, based on 4 to 5 million acres to be limed before reseeding legumes. The second Science in Agriculture conference for top high school seniors will be held at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture on Thursday, April 23.
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Robert E. Roselle
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agronomists
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
FiveYearOld Flips Through Window In Lockport Home
A five year old girl Cynthia Helwig flipped during a somersault inside her Lockport New York home and crashed through a window to the ground outside. She received treatment for facial and arm cuts. The report then notes the rank General of the Armies, once held by Pershing, and the current holders Eisenhower and MacArthur, along with a historical note on Abraham Lincoln presenting ebony canes to Pueblo leaders after New Mexico became a territory.
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N. Y
Memorial Hospital
Cynthia Helwig
United States
John J. Pershing
U. S
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
New Mexico
United States Territory
Abraham Lincoln
Ordville Sioux Depot News Column Briefly Seeks Local Notices
Ordville and Sioux Ordnance Depot personnel news are invited for publication in this special weekly column by Unit 68 B correspondent Mrs Leslie Wynant. Readers may submit items for Ordville and Sioux Depot communities through the association telephone number 97 353.
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Leslie Wynant
Ordville
Sioux
Cub Scout and Brownie Activities Across Units
Den 2 meeting April 14 featured pledges, farm dream roll calls, guest Thomas Albro visiting with his brother Marcus. showcase of rock collection and scrap book. Mothers Day gifts planned. Cranes and Crows game enjoyed. Multiple Brownie and Girl Scout Troops reported on meetings, uniforms, investitures, dinners, crafts, song and flag ceremonies. Easter activities and upcoming events noted.
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Thomas Albro
Marcus
Thomas
Chuck Schmitt
Tsuruda
Den
Frank Ramirez
Harry Gregory
Gregory
Sammy Rolls
Buckskin
Neighborhood Girl Scout leaders plan yard elm ceremony
C S neighborhood meeting on Thursday April 16 had ten present. Plans were made to plant a Chinese Elm at Girl Scout Haven with a 4 30 p m ceremony on Sunday April 26 and to erect a fence around the yard. Troop funds may be spent on registration fees if funds allow. Pat Stewart returns as Day Camp Director. Next meeting May 14 at 7 p m. Also notes on Barbara Jean Norris birthday party, Anna Holt hospitalized in Las Cruces New Mexico, Hugh Fees home from Sidney, John Sears death, and May school events including spelling, track meets, tests, and eighth grade activities.
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Pat Stewart
Angles
Fees
Barbara Jean Norris
Anna Holt
Ordville
Las Cruces
N. M
Bob
Memorial General Hospital
Hugh Fees
Sidney
John Sears
Sears
Raymond Stein
Steines
Dalton
Chilren
Have You Seen Your Local Merchant's Money Saving Ada
Ada, a local money saving feature in Sidney Telegraph, lists merchants offering discounts and deals. Readers can visit participating shops and redeem savings during the current issue period. Local business owners promote specials to attract customers and boost neighborhood commerce.
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