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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1967

Page

5

Dutch Elm Disease Reach Faces Panhandle Area

Local guidance warns Dutch Elm Disease, a Ceratocystis Ulmi fungus spread by European Elm Beetles, may reach the Panhandle by 1970 or 1971. It advises planting diverse tree varieties, treating healthy elms, avoiding American elm planting, and removing infected trees as a sanitary measure while noting the impact on lawns, gardens, and city landscapes.

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Wheat yields shine in Nebraska Panhandle harvests

In the northern Panhandle Box Butte and Dawes counties report outstanding wheat, possibly record per acre yields around 37 to 40 bushels. Dawes County valued near 3 million on about 50 000 acres with a total around 2 million bushels. Cheyenne and Hemingford reports show high yields but varied quality No. 2 and No. 3. Hog cholera eradication advances move Nebraska Phase II with depopulation plans and vaccines policy under study.

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Jaycees Visit Fort McHenry Find No Flag Flying

During a Baltimore Harbor tour, U S Jaycees were told Fort McHenry keeps the flag flying 24 hours a day. The band played The Star Spangled Banner but no flag was seen as the flagpole was being painted that night.

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