Nebraska Record Project aims to modernize farm record keeping
The University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service unveils the Nebraska Record Project to shift farm and home record keeping to electronic machines and business accounting methods. Farmers enroll for expert guidance, with monthly expense reports and yearly machine-based calculations, aiding tax reporting and farm decisions.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Nebraska Record Project
E Wthaike
Agriculture Extension Service
Cornhusker
University
Department of Agricultural Economics
Nebraska Record
Nebraska program to cost participants fifty dollars a year
The Nebr aska program will cost participants about 50 dollars annually at the start. This fee covers forms postage clerical and operator labor and other expenses not normally tied to the Extension Service. As the program grows leadership and aid will expand and it is expected to become largely self supporting financially with additional fees for special livestock and machine studies.
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Nebraska
Agricultural Extension Service
Wheat Bar Seen as Key Emergency Ration by Nebraskan Officials
Nebraska officials report progress on an emergency survival ration based on a wheat bar. The plan, supported by Civil Defense and Agriculture leaders and aligned with Defense Department goals, aims to produce a low cost, long lasting ration costing 30 to 40 cents per pound. The barley bar could store one to two years and will be developed with the Midwest Research Institute in Kansas City.
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Washington
Nebraska
Pearle F. Finigan
Frank Morrison
Civil Defense
Agriculture and Defense Departments
Department of Defense
Finigan
Department
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Larry Klamon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
H. Lawrence Manwaring
Food and Materials Division
Agriculture Department
Traffic related fines and hearings listed for various defendants
County Court Franklin Vernon Smith has no driver's license and was fined $5 plus costs. Douglas W. Glosson of McHenry Illinois owes $15 and costs. A B Alston of Detroit Michigan failed to stop at a traffic signal and pays $15 and costs. Richard H Sharp of Sidney pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and posted a $150 appearance bond for an 10 am August 10 hearing. Dell Ray Ickler of Sidney pleaded not guilty to intoxication and posted $50 appearance bond for a hearing at 2 pm August 10. Jens P Jensen faced an insufficient funds check charge with $25 and costs and a recommendation to make the check good.
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Franklin Vernon Smith
Douglas W. Glosson
McHenry
Ill
A. B. Alston
Detroit
Mich
Richard H. Sharp
Sidney
Dell Ray Ickler
Jens P Jensen
New Techniques Studied Capt. Bauer Attends Institute
Police Capt. Roy Bauer attended the 8th annual Nebraska Law Enforcement Institute at the University of Nebraska July 24 28 co sponsored by the University and the Police Officers Association of Nebraska. He received a diploma after completing the 90 percent attendance requirement among about 150 graduates from roughly 250 starters. The course covered motor vehicle and liquor laws checks burglary and accident investigation with focus on new techniques and firearms. The highlight was the AR 232 rifle used for grenade launching and selective firing. Bauer demonstrated aiming skills scoring 50 of 50 initially then 628 in pistol shooting completing a class range from 19 to 826.
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Roy Bauer
Nebraska Law Enforcement Institute
University of Nebraska
Criminology Division
Sociology Department of the Universe
Police Officers Association of Nebraska
Bauer
Bater
Capt. Bauer
Capt Bauer
Daily Lincoln Star By Mail Offer Details
Daily Lincoln Star by mail promotion outlines five weeks for 1 price and full day access with sports coverage and box scores. It highlights feature writers and comics, and lists mail delivery timing and subscription rates for Nebraska and northern Kansas.
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Lincoln Star By Mail
Lincoln Star
Morning Star
Don Bryant
the Star
Dick Tracy
Beetle Bailey
Pogo
Roy Rogers
Drew Pearson
Marquis Childs
Abigail van Buren
Doris Fleeson
Bill Dobler
Nebraska
Kansas
Lancaster County
Legislation Changes Noted By Police Chief At Lincoln Institute
Police Captain outlines new LB laws effective Oct 9 including LB 121 on emergency line release and false requests, LB 116 on suspended license drivers, LB 192 allowing Bingo license groups to run games off site. He praises Lincoln Institute as the best he’s attended.
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Martin Company
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Mesa County
Oscar Jaynes
Mesa County Peach Board of Control
Jack Vancil
Colorado State Employment Service
Palisade
9Th and
Winds St
St. Sidney Motor Hotel
Illinois St
Niebaum and Blome
Telegraph
Thompson
Capt
Law Enforcement
Police
Delco
Hellbush
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Nebraska Association of Insurance Agents
Jacksu Jill
Jack & Jill
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
George Jackson
Chappell
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