Wildlife club to manage Lake McConaughy recreation plan
The Tri-County Wildlife Club of Ogallala will assume development and control of Lake McConaughy recreational facilities north of Ogallala. Key attendees included L. P. Crutcher and W. K. Brown, with officials from the State Game Commission and Hastings. State involvement remains strong, with funds to come from leases and rentals, and the plan calls for expanded wildlife and recreation development while preserving existing policies and renter rights.
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Tri-County Wildlife Club
Ogallala
Lake McConaughy
Central Nebraska Public Power District
Keith County News
The
Wildlife Club
L. P. Crutcher
W. K. Brown
Paul T. Gilbert
Lincoln
State Game Commission
Harold Hummel
Fairbury
Bob Foote
George Rollman
Hastings
R. O. Canaday
Board of
Canaday
Power and Irrigation District
Power and Irrigation District Canada
Gilbert
Substation Bids Due September 2
Notice calls for sealed bids to furnish labor and materials and perform all work for the Bridgeport Substation project in Nebraska within the Missouri River Basin. Bids must be mailed to Box 280 Casper Wyoming or delivered to the Bureau of Reclamation for the 10 30 a m MST opening on September 2. Copies of forms and specs available from R J Walter Jr Denver Federal Center or I J Matthews Casper Wyoming.
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Bridgeport
Transmission Division
Nebraska
Missouri River Basin
Box 280
Casper
Wyo
Bureau of Reclamation
R. J. Walter, Jr
Denver Federal Center
Denver
I. J. Matthews
The Modern Method Of Washing Calves
A young 4-Her tells County Agent Ivan Liljegren he uses a vacuum cleaner to bathe his calf. He plans to wash the calf at the County Fair because his mother won’t allow the vacuum to go.
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Ivan Liljegren
Nebraska Wheat Stocks Rise Sharply On July 1
Nebraska wheat on hand as of July 1 shows a 67 percent year over year gain with total old wheat at 56,118,000 bushels in all positions and farm stocks up 49 percent to 7,808,000 bushels. Interior mills and warehouses hold 28,469,000 bushels, while rye, oats, and corn volumes decline in the same period.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agriculture
Range Tour Program Set in Cheyenne County
A range and pasture tour co sponsored by the Soil Conservation Service and Extension Service will be held in Cheyenne County on Tuesday August 10. Don Burzlaff from the University of Nebraska will attend. The tour covers three stops starting at 10 am at the Keith Springer farm near Sidney Draw to observe water spreading and grass seedings including Intermediate Wheatgrass. At 1 pm the group visits Ed Sander farm near Potter to see grass seedings and pasture grooving. At 2 30 pm the final stop is Lemoyne Johnson farm near Sunol to examine Grass Demonstration plots with Buffalo Brome Intermediate Wheatgrass and Switch grass and seed production in rows.
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Cheyenne County
Soil Conservation Service
The
Extension Service
Don Burzlaff
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Ivan Liljegren
Keith Springer
Sidney Draw
Springer Farm
Ed Sander
Potter
Sanders Farm
Lemoyne Johnson Farm
Sunol
Soil Conservation District
Telegraph Printing Services Quick High quality job printing
The Telegraph advertises fast reliable printing from business cards to complex ruled forms. Consult the job printing department for top quality and prompt service.
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The
Telegraph
No Early Action Seen On Ft. Robinson
Rep A L Miller said the General Services Administration will not sell the Ft. Robinson remount station until Nebraska lawmakers reconsider a proposal to let the state take over the property for University of Nebraska agricultural division use. congressional action hinges on university and legislature approval while federal aid for ongoing agricultural experiments continues if the state takes control.
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A. L. Miller
General Services Administration
Ft. Robinson
Nebr
Army Remount
Nebraska
Miller
Congress
Ional
Agriculture Division
University of Nebraska
University
Nebraska Legislature
Agriculture Department
State Fair Premiums To Exceed Sixty Five Thousand
Nebraska State Fair premiums for 1954 total 65 240 with beef cattle receiving 16 076 the largest individual allotment. Swine dairy cattle and sheep receive 11 362 8 155 3 327 respectively and farm products 36 105. 4 H Club Show offers up to 12 000 with a 2 500 cap for prizes.
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Fair Board
Ed Schultz
Schultz
Drive Safely Warns About Reno Trip After Marital Strife
The National Safety Council’s Accident Facts yearbook warns that heading for Reno amid a crumbling marriage could lead to personal disaster, emphasizing caution and safe driving as key to avoiding tragedies.
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Reno
National Safety Council
Nevada tops 1953 accident death rate in the nation
The 1953 figures show Nevada with the highest accident death rate at 157.8 per 100000 population while New Jersey records the lowest at 41.2. The Telegraph notes psychologists link emotions to accidents but the council questions any clear connection between Nevada's high divorce rate and accidents.
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Nevada
New Jersey
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Dearborn
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Photo Service
Lith
Illinois
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Oldsmobile
Fisher
Beckmann Motor Company, Inc
Ill. St
Roesuck and
Delux Kenmore
ECW
10Th Avenue
Sidney, Nebraska
Mom
Storz Brewing CO
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