Bicycle caravan from Lodgepole to Oshkosh by Troop 100
Cadet Girl Scouts of Troop 100 Lodgepole led by Mrs. Jim Sterling take a Thursday to Saturday bicycle trip to Oshkosh. The caravan carries grub utensils and bedrolls with a rear guard in a pickup. They camped at Mrs. Newberg s, visited Kowanda sites and Eagle s Cliff before reaching Oshkosh and Mid West Manufacturing. They returned home Saturday.
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Jody Wise
Gloria Quinn
Marcella Haskell
April Jones
Gayle Sterling
Cadet
Girl Scouts
Troop 100
Lodgepole
Oshkosh
Jim Sterling
Frank Jones
Mid-West Manufacturing Company
Sick Wheat Showing Up In Nebraska Crop
Lincoln grain inspection officials report a small percentage of the 1966 Nebraska wheat crop showing sick wheat caused by fungi from high moisture and heat. Duane Foote of the Nebraska Grain Improvement Assn notes moisture above 13 percent is unsafe but sick wheat can occur below that level. factors include pre harvest conditions, maturity, kernel damage, dockage, and foreign material. Growers and handlers are urged to inspect their grain for quality and storage safety.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Duane Foote
Nebraska Grain Improvement Assn
Foote
4 H Clubs Busy Bees Meet and Plans for Lincoln Trip
The 4 H Club The Very Busy Bees met August 11 at the Julie Lafler home with full attendance. They discussed attending the Lincoln Song Contest on September 3 and reviewed how to complete record books and 0-10-2 forms. The next meeting is Achievement Day August 16 at 3:00 p.m. at Mrs Robirds home with lunch served.
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Vey Busy Bees
Julie Lafler
Jeri Roberts
Lincoln
del Rae Beerman
Seeding Date Guidelines For Winter Wheat In Nebraska
Duane Foote of the Nebraska Grain Inmovement Association outlines the importance of timely winter wheat planting to avoid Hessian fly and diseases. Recommendations cover fly safe dates by elevation, resistant varieties like Ottawa, Warrior, Gage, Scout, and Lancer, and adjusting dates with moisture and altitude.
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Duane Foote
Nebraska Grain Imovement Association
Nebraska
Foote
Ottawa
Warrior
Gage
Scout
Omaha
Maturity dates on crop loans set for 1967
Raymond L. Davis, chairman, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, says 1967 loan maturities for most 1966 crops will be extended by 1 to 4 months to boost redemptions and cut program costs. Corn loan date stays the same. longer loan periods raise storage deductions if the commodity remains under loan.
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Raymond L. Davis
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Price support loan rules extend eligibility window to one month before maturity
A 1967 change ends advance applications for loans. Farmers may obtain a loan on an eligible crop up to one month before the loan maturity date. CCC may purchase commodities not placed under loan after timely producer notification to ASCS. 1967 closing and 1966 maturity dates include barley March 31 April 30. corn June 30 July 31. grain sorghum June 30 July 31. oats March 31 April 30. rye March 31 April 30. wheat March 31 April 30. dry edible beans May 31 June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
ASCS
Troop 89 Scout Meeting Notes August 1966
Aug 2 meeting opened with flag ceremony. Senior patrol leader collected dues. Camporee set for Aug 12 13 14 at Chambers Springs. Compass use discussed. Phillip Herrera scribe. Aug 9 meeting opened with flag, dues collected by senior patrol leader Lynn Disherman. Compass on map demonstrated. Closed with Living Circle.
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Chambers Springs
Phillip Herrera
Lynn Disheman
Weight Watchers Chicken With Pineapple Delight
A health conscious home cooks a main dish of chicken marinated in soy sauce lemon juice garlic and ginger. Broiled until charred then served with pineapple and a drippings sauce for six servings.
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Kalico Kats
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Foot
Lancer
Boy Scout News
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Telegraph Printing Company
Sidney
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