County Wheat Survives Nature's Threats in 1947 Crop
Cheyenne County wheat endured frost, smut and rust risks to yield another record. Frost caused stem damage in some fields but most recovered. average loss 3-5 percent. Stinking smut was found in 44 percent of fields but low in quantity, seed treatment advised for 1947. Rye in wheat is dangerous. avoid mixed seed. Early maturing varieties lessen rust risk. pure seed of recommended types and seed treatment key.
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Farm Income Set to Break 1945 High on Price Rise
Agriculture officials forecast farm income will top the 16.831 billion record set last year as prices rise and July August gains offset a June meat slump. First half cash receipts reached 8.633 billion, down about 3 percent from 1945, with livestock marketings hit by curbs. Directors credit price advances and OPA lapse for the anticipated yearly peak.
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Local New Arrivals and Visits Oklahoma to Colorado
Mr and Mrs Franklin Dedrick of Greeley Colorado spent Sunday at the Jens Englert home. Vivian Marie was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Andrews on Thursday weighing eight pounds four ounces. Gladys Loxterkamp celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a social gathering and luncheon after. Mrs Charles Munshaw Jr visited Denver to see her hospitalized daughter Mrs Wayne Larsen. Charles Munshaw Jr and Mr and Mrs Bill Ravert also went to Denver to see Mrs Larsen. Mrs Eda Barton of Los Angeles arrives to visit sister Mrs Louis Siemers. Mr and Mrs Deval Bennett of Broadwater are parents of eight pound Dale Roy. Mr and Mrs Robert Rollins and Bonnie Clark of Glendale California visit Gas Panas in preparation to travel to Oakland Iowa. Merlin Clark will accompany them.
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Greeley
Colo
Jens Englert
Vivian Marie
Roy Andrews
Gladys Loxterkamp
Charles Munshaw Jr
Denver
Oakland
Iowa
Merlin Clark
Dalton News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Events
Miss Helen Jennett of Denver visits family while Lloyd Henke receives a Navy discharge in St Louis. Families plan Black Hills and New York trips. local reunions, farm incidents, and a Schuler gathering noted. Fire calls and hospital admissions listed. a Dalton team loss to Sidney and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Leonard G Graff.
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Denver
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Henry Henke
Navy
St Louis
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Harvey Chorn
Black Hills
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Grand Island
Rudy Kopetzky
New York
Leo McCoy
Lynn
Pheasant Seasons Set for West and East Nebraska
The state sets a 45 day pheasant season in West Nebraska from Oct 26 to Dec 9 with a five cock limit, and a 70 day season in East Nebraska starting Oct 19 with a seven bird limit. Hen shooting remains banned. Open counties for musk-yeat season run Nov 15 to Feb 15 include Sioux, Dawes, Sheridan, Cherry, Box Butte, Scotts Bluff, Banner, Kimball, Cheyenne, Morrill, Garden, Deuel, Perkins, Keith, Arthur, Lincoln, McPherson, Hooker, Grant, Keya Paha, Brown, Thomas, Blaine, Loup, Rock, Custer and Logan.
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Legislature Sets Aug 22 Special Session for Nebraska
Gov Gev D Griswold names August 22 for a special session to address old age and blind assistance plus two new items. The school lunch program requires administration funds and board of control building allocations are to be revised. About $500,000 in federal money may aid lunch costs, with estimated admin costs around $10,000 for the year. Wayne Reed offers staff help pending funding. US Agriculture to handle school agreements with parochial schools. State funding limits to public schools remain.
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