Government Benefits When Conservation Is Practiced
The federal government profits from soil conservation work, as recounted by H. H. Bennett of the USDA. A farmer cites $135 invested helped start a program, and he reports taxes paid through 1947 with ongoing estimates for 1948, arguing a strong return on government support. The piece notes a 1945 survey showing average income gains of $4.90 per acre on fully treated farms, suggesting broader fiscal benefits from conservation. The article includes county commission proceedings and city council items from Sidney, Nebraska, dated 1947.
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H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Bennett
Federal Treasury
Soil Conservation
Sidney City Council approves agreements and permits
The city council authorized the mayor to sign an agreement with the Union Pacific Railroad Co and directed the clerk to attest it. Votes showed Yeas from Pierson, Logan, Christ, Porter, Hellwig with no nays. Disapproved the Rinearson two basement apartment. granted several building permits. St Patrick's Church recreation hall permit approved. council adjourned. Ledger note mentions office supplies at The Tee Graph.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Dorwart
Pierson
Logan
Christ
Porter
Hellwig
Vizina
West
Heaton
Tobin
Spearow
Yeas
National Guard
Legion
Union Pacific Railroad Co
State of
Railroad Company
City of
Union ,Pacific Railroad Co
Rinearson
H. Borgmann
Haven-Anderson
R. E. Andrews
H. Rinearson
J. Rezac
L. E. Stevens
C. E. Heizer
C. Hare
J. Miles
R. Graves
J. Seidel
St. Patrick’s Church
Krause Plow Firm Plans $1 Million Expansion in Hutchinson
Krause Company announces a multi-project expansion in Hutchinson Kansas to be completed in 1948. The plan includes buying the Kansas Oxygen Company for cash creating a new foundry and several buildings with over $100000 in tooling and machinery. Local dealer Larson Machinery Co will handle sales. The expansion is financed without outside stock promotion.
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Krause Plow Corporation
Hutchinson
Kan
Norman Krause
Krause Company
Larson Machinery Co
Kansas Oxygen Company of
Krause
Krause Acres
Nebraskan beer self regulation program praised
Since its 1938 launch the Nebraska beer industry self regulation program has earned praise from law enforcement, the press, and the public. The committee aims to uphold high conduct in beer sales by guiding retailers to enforce laws against sales to minors and intoxicated persons, after hours, and to maintain clean, sanitary outlets. Charles E. Sandall, State Director, Lincoln.
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Nebraska
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Board of County Commissioners
Cecil Hunt
George Fleming
George Coulter
L. M. Clinton
I. L. Pindell
H. B. Kerk
August Kurth
Ed Kurth
Everett Kurth
Leo Kurth
Melvin Kurth
A. J. Oeltjen
Harry H. Quinn
Frank Rezanina
County Bridge Fund
August Buss
Pt. Sal
Arthur Chambers
Wm. Chambers
Frank Rhea
Alfred Seegrist
Lee E. Livesind
Lewis E. Million
Commissioner Dist
Buss
Dance
Saddle Club
Pay’t Hay
Dist. Fund
Carl Buss
Donald Kintz
Roswell Robinson
F. B. Thompson
Gurley Special Road Fund
Gurley Spee Rd
F. W. Pivonka
Treas
Co. Treas
St. Treas
Cik
Office Co
Thomas Lumber Company
Cheyenne Co. Lumber Company
Wheeler Lumber Bridge and Supply Co
Cheyenne County Fair Board
E. L.hoover
Geo. H. Fleming
Geo. A. Coulter
I. L. Pindell, Co
City Council
Champlin
G. R. Tobin
Lovely Noreen Nash
Robert Paige
Ted Donaldson
Eagle-Lion
Red
The
Fox
Jane Frazee
Kenny Baker
Fox Theatre
Clark’s Motor Service
General Auto Repairing
Hiway
18Th Ave
Sidney, Nebraska
Perry Formance
Spearow Equipment CO
Greenlees’ Electrical Department
Greenlees
General Electric
General Electric Coffee Makers
General Electric Electric
Hoover
United States
Vaden Brewers
Charles E. Sandall
First Nat's Bank
Lincela
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