Wheat quota drive sparks farmer fears and price cuts
Nebraska farmers debate the impact of reduced wheat support prices under Benson. Critics warn cutting the 1958 price by 22 cents per bushel could cost Cheyenne County about 1 million dollars and the state over 13 million, risking bankruptcies and altered planting plans. Nebraska's 1958 allotment stands at 3,228,377 acres with a lower potential crop value than 1957 under new quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southwestern
C. H. Kreader
Dalton
Association
Benson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Oil Gas News Brief Near Ak Ron Washington County
Test drilling followed lead oil recovery after fracture treatment and perforations from 4880 to 4883 feet. Prospective discovery sits about one mile south of Barrow field.
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Bown 1
Center
Akron
Washington County
Barrow Field
Better Roads Possible Without Tax Hike in Nebraska
Nebraska could fund a 123 million road program over two years using existing taxes, NHUC official Charles Marshall says. He notes federal funds amount to 95,500,000 with 33,500,000 state matching, easily covered by 84,000,000 in highway taxes collected over two years.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Highway Users Conference
Charles Marshall
Nebraska Farm Bureau
Fed
NHUC
State Highway Department
Marshall
Courtesy Night Launches Ward Week Sales Event at Sidney Ward Store
Don Porter announces a local Ward Week preview event called Courtesy Night at the Sidney Montgomery Ward store on Tuesday from 7 to 8 30 p m. The annual sale opens next day and runs through May 6 with large planned discounts across all departments and occasional manufacturer special merchandise.
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Sidney Montgomery Ward
Don Porter
Porter
Ward
Sidney
Speeding and traffic fines from scattered towns and states
A long list details fines for speeding, careless driving, stop sign violations, no license, and related offenses. Names include Jerry Dykman, James Schiller, Edward Peining, Roger McLaughlin, Julius Pfeifer, and many others from Wisconsin, California, Nebraska, Utah, and beyond, with penalties ranging from $5 to $300 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Dykman
Dalton
Elwood Harris
Dix
James Schiller
Marshfield
Wisc
Carl Weers
Morris
Minn
Pedro Ornell
Sidney
Harland Miller
Edward Peening
Bayard
B. W. Moors
Erwin Wilke
George Vogel
Kimball
Bill Carmichael
Sterling
Glenn Roach
Charles McWilliams
Dawn
Robert Pisihel
Pasco
Wash
John Langley
Merrill
Robert Millette
Victoria
British Columbia
John Koneski
Kensington
Berle Beliz
Fresno
Calif
Julius Pfeifer
Roger McLaughlin
Mapleton
David Peterson
George Heimbegner
Peetz
Lela Peterson
Salem
Ore
Junior Mercer
Brule
Willie Leavelle
Henritta
Tex
William Narey
van Nuys
Fred Heckendorn
Lila Vandiver
Ypsilanti
Mich
Albert O’leary
St. Paul
Robert Hubley
Cheyenne
Pete Glisson
Paducah
Hugh McDonald
Wadsworth
Utah
Erin Morrison
Fremont
Edith Bowen
Logan
Claude Cash
Chicago
Berica Chism
Hamilton
Mont
Chappell Police Department
Kenneth Fiesher
John Evans
Wasau
Wise
Stanley Pugh
San Carlos
Joe Taylor
Wenatche
Charles Wheeler
Weiser
Idaho
Dennis Ross
Nebraska
Kent Sethaler
Charles Tallmage
Lemual Hopkins
Scottsbluff
John Manser
Lethbridge
Alberta
Dane Kinsley
Sheridan
Wyo
Marvin Carpenter
Dennis Foxhaven
Speeding and traffic fines listed for Michigan and Lincoln drivers
Floyd Beauchamp of Escmaba Michigan faces speeding fines of 10 dollars and costs. T. A. Kiesselback of Lincoln is fined ten dollars and costs for improper passing. Laura Collins of Marlette Wise is mentioned with the same context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Beauchamp
Escmaba
Mich
T. A. Kiesselback
Lincoln
Laura Collins
Marlette
Wise
Balanced Budget Backed by Rural Nebraskans, Miller Says
Rep Miller reported 92 percent of about 3,000 rural respondents in Nebraska’s fourth district favor a balanced budget before a tax cut. He noted results from larger towns will be mailed and predicted minimal difference. The survey touched on presidential meetings with top rulers as a debated issue.
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Miller
Nebraska
Public opinion on government funding and statehood
Miller cited survey results showing 51 percent supported the idea with qualifications. 91 percent favored the Post Office Department paying its own way while 86 percent opposed federal aid to education. 96 percent opposed economic or military aid to communist counties. 34 percent favored Alaskan statehood and 71 percent Hawaiian statehood. Telegraph Want Ads Get Result.
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Miller
Post Office Department
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Telegraph
Tsad Ray
Cye Ie
Chemical Service
Endrin
Ag Ralph's
Sidney Or Scottsbluff
Foland Farm Machinery
Nebr
Howard Bichel
Crook
Colo
Lance Reasor
Duluth
Bert Green
Ogden
Floyd County
Edwards
Archie Wright
Hayward
Rudolph Brown
Elyria
Ohio
Darwin Ward
Salt Lake City
Horace Hougen
Durand
Greta Hultberg
San Bruno
Lee Bowman
Sherman Oaks
Irvin Dressel, Jr
Kenosha
Wis
Bernard Percy
Springfield Mass
Max Kosef
Anne Paris
Bridgeport
Margaret Kizzire
Bitter Creek
Carroll Kizzire
Herbert Bayle
Pontiac
Charles Kosmacker
Ogallala
Kentucky
Stagg Dist , CO
Frankfort
Bate
Alh Ey Hs
MAGIC
UNIVERSAL + HARDWICK
North Central Gas Co
Ai Fes
Egulistan
Emohawk
John Deere
IHC
Rod
Filson
Firestone
Reta
C. C
Sidney Implement, Inc
NOBLE
Graham Hceme
Mayrath
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