Egging Co Dedication Highlights Western Nebraska Industry
An editorial praises The Egging Co for its expansion and local impact in Cheyenne County. It notes Ted and John Egging’s achievements from small shed beginnings to a major tractor cab producer with 100 plus employees, employing farmers and technicians, and boosting the regional economy. The piece invites residents to tour the Gurley plant on Wednesday August 7, citing Route 385 signage and easy access.
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John Egging
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Sidney Telegraph
Egging’s
Dedication Ceremonies At Egging Co. Plant At Gurley
The Egging Co. will dedicate its new manufacturing facilities on the Egging farm southeast of Gurley at 2 30 p m Wednesday. Open house runs noon to nine p m with tours by employees. Sneak preview features new model Egging cabs for agricultural and industrial use and acoustical measuring instruments for the silence barrier. Seven expansions since operations began have grown the plant to 100 000 square feet. Refreshments and prize drawings will follow tours.
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Gurley
Young Millet Grower Dean Rexroth At Cheyenne County Fair
Young Cheyenne County millet grower Dean Rexroth, 12, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rexroth, who farm northeast of Sidney, will show millet at the Cheyenne County Fair opening Sunday August 11 alongside the 101 Stampede. He plans to exhibit wheat as well while his brother Keith, 17, will display oats and wheat. Dean expects millet to be cut around mid August near fair time and hopes for a sizable yield.
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Robert Rexroth
Sidney
Cheyenne
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Telegraph
The Egging Name Builds Oil Fame to Cab Innovation
Keving Name Has Long, Respected History Locally In 1949 the Egging name rose with the Mary Egging No 1 oil well. The Eggings, prominent farmers in east Gurley, saw Mary Egging become a celebrity, attracting promoters and attention. Now The Egging Co. manufactures tractor and combine cabs and will unveil a new quieter line this Wednesday, continuing a farm to oil to manufacturing success story.
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Eggings
East Gurley
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Ted
John Egging
Egging Co
Water Tower Towers Over Egging Co Plant
A large water tower at The Egging Co plant has become a conspicuous Cheyenne County landmark. Erected earlier this year, it is visible for miles and serves as a waypoint for visitors and workers. Its primary function is to supply water and fire protection for the operation, giving the countryside an industrial appearance.
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Bill Tightens Limits On Food Stamp Distributions
Representative Dave Martin of Nebraska introduced a bill to curb food stamp distributions to non assist recipients including college students and strikers. The House approved the bill July 30 despite efforts to amend or defeat it, citing welfare program integrity and taxpayer costs.
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Nebraska
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Kearney
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Omaha
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House Agriculture Committee
Deficit Financing Deception Warns Nebraska Farm Bureau
Bernie Camp argues deficit financing by the federal government is a pernicious deception that harms the economy and especially vulnerable groups. He notes rising inflation erodes purchasing power since 1939, equating a $3,000 annual set to a $7,000 need today, and warns policy makers must be held accountable for mismanagement and hidden taxes.
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Relief Agency
Congress
Bread And Potatoes Belong In Diets Says Leading Home Economist
Mrs. Beverly Anderson of the Wheat Flour Institute urges that bread and flour-based foods belong in diets. She cites university and USDA trials showing carbohydrate-rich diets lower blood cholesterol and aid weight loss when fat intake is reduced.
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Beverly Anderson
Wheat Flour Institute
University of Iowa
Michigan State University
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Millet field day showcases 900 varieties at university station
At the University of Nebraska Scotts Bluff Station field day on August 15, 900 millet varieties from around the world will be highlighted. Dr Norman Mann will discuss millet research while tours begin at 9 a.m. featuring eight research topics including sugar beet labor saving, dairy cattle for beef or milk, silage preservative studies, and growth regulator use in field beans. A noon barbecue is sponsored by the Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce with remarks by Lionel Harris Jack Elliott and Dr Howard Ottoson.
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Mitchell
University of Nebraska Scotts Bluff
Norman Mann
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce
Lionel Harris
Jack Elliott
UN Board of Regents
Scottsbluff
Howard Ottoson
NU Agricultural Experiment Station
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