Top Milling Wheat Preference in Nebraska Winter Planting
Nebraska farmers plant over 98 percent of winter wheat acreage to milling and baking varieties led by Pawnee 41 percent Cheyenne 20 Nebred 25 Turkey 4 and Nebraska 60.1 percent. Seed suitability exceeds 51 percent with rye present in 13 percent of samples from 19 counties. A guide titled Wheat Varieties Commercially Important in the Hard Red Winter Wheat Area is available through county extension offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. “Chet” Swinbank
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Cheyenne
Turkey
Nebraska
Wichita
Swinbank
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
A. F. Dreier
W. A. Johnson
P. L. Ehlers
Perkins County
Ponca
Local Social News Recaps Visits and Family Gatherings
Sunnyside residents the Brandls and Hernblooms hosted and visited Harold Hernbloom and others Wednesday. Ed Block and daughters dined with the Tremains Tuesday. John Hokum family and Radtkes shared Sunday hosts with the Thies and Theis households. A. Brandl and Sandra hosted and Phillis Brandl returned from Fremont Youth camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Brandl
Sandra
Richard Hernbloom
Harold Hernbloom
Ed Block
Guy Tremain
John Hokum
Verla
Melwin Radtke
Lowell Hokum
Fremont
al Brandle
Lester Theis
John Theis
Bill Radtke
Wessington Springs
Window box color ideas for bright curb appeal
Window boxes should be painted to harmonize with the house exterior. Soft yellow hydrangea blue and grayed vermilion are recommended as effective colors whether flowers are blooming or not.
Lodgepole Community Notes of Travel Visits and Birth
Several couples traveled to Riverdale Palm er Lincoln and Denver for teaching jobs funerals and university terms. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Winters in Dixon California. Local families hosted guests from Cypress Riverside and Wilmington while church groups planned a dinner for Old Settler’s Picnic and social events continued through weekend visits and birthday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dughman, Jr
Riverdale
Ralph Carleton
Palmer
Robert Fisher
Fred Noltmier
Shield
Whittier
California
Bill Christensen
Margaret
Linda Bond
John Ommen
Harold Winters
Dixon
Calif
Winters
Donna Lee Caldwell
Robert Wilfred
Jeffrey
Cypress
Peetz
Lodgepole
Jeve
Danny Lydiat
Chappell
Paul Smith
Duane Dughman
Memphis
Tenn
Frank Pivonka
Carol
Anne
Christine
Firth Bosth
Sundl
Lincoln
Nebraska University
Dale
C. R. Ommen
Sidney
Womens Society of Christian Service
Ernest Whitefoot
Doris
Fred Thompson
Marlene Ehlers
J. D. Meyer
Kearney
Lexington
Carl Thomas and
Riverside
Ernest Meyer
Gib Holtman
Denver
A. P. Kripal
Frank Kripal
Willmington
Lodgepole area social and travel notes compiled
Meyer family updates include Edith Meyer remaining in a Scotts Bluff rest home for six weeks and K with a Colorado trip. Lodgepole Shrine Club held its annual picnic at Lodgepole Park with many attendees. Lodgepole Valley Registered Nurses club hosted a family picnic at G Nelson home in Chappell. M Y F picnic occurred at Greenwood near Dalton with large turnout funded by Mr. and Mrs. Huff and Mr. and Mrs. Lindley. Various locals travel for conventions, school, or visits. Husbands and wives visited relatives in Potter and Riverside California. Hazel Meyer heads to Billings for teaching. Alumni Banquet slated at School Auditorium Friday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.Y.F
Greenwood
Dalton
Spon
Harry Lindley
Potter
Mr. Lindley
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Swift
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Far East
Gerald Keller
Bob Ott
Gering
Jael Englert
Sunol
Englert
Maple Street
Em Il
Ft. Lee
Dalton’s Clothing Co
Lodgepole News
Sored
Paul Huff
C. R. Fitz
Thomas
Kenneth Carleton
Jersey City
Floyd Wise
Phoenix
Ariz
Dick Carleton
Hastings
Dick Smith
Kimball
Bruce Lindley
Edwin Bills
Dean Wise
State Teachers’ College
Hazel Meyer
Billings
Montana
Jimmy Cox
Carol Cox
Mary Anne
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Methodist Church
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Minnesota
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