Feed Conservation Stressed In Committee Report
The Nebraska Livestock Feed Conservation Committee, appointed by Chancellor Gustavson, urges maximum roughage to grain in cattle finishing, marketing cattle before hogs ratio, and sow and gilt management for spring 1948 farrowing. It calls for pasture use, green feed during gestation, disease and parasite control, ground ear corn feeding, year round rodent control, well drained dry feedlots, windbreaks, and balancing protein with corn to lower corn use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Livestock-Feed Conservation Committee
R. G. Gustavson
University of Nebraska
Clinton P. Anderson
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Pat Young
Nehanka
Farmer and Feeder
Charles Marshall
Lincoln
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Chris Mills
Omaha
Farmers Union Association
Bryan Holmes
Milburn
Nebraska State Grange
Rufus Howard
Howard Elm
Nebraska Grain Dealers Association
R. E. Day
Allied Mills
Don B. Reynolds
North Platte
R. Ranch
H. G. Gould
M. A. Alexander
D. L. Gross
Extension Agronomist
F. E B. Mussehl
Poultry Husbandry
C. W. Nibler
R. A. Spence
Marvel Baker
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska Weed Control Conference Opens January 8 9
The Nebraska State Noxious Weed Control conference and chemical and equipment show will be held January 8 and 9 at the 4 H building on the state fair grounds in Lincoln. Organizers include the State Department of Agriculture and Inspection and the College of Agriculture at Lincoln. Target attendees include weed supervisors managers equipment operators county extension agents chemical and equipment company representatives and others interested in weed control. The event features the latest in weed control information by herbicides and equipment, with a participant-led discussion. A banquet will be served January 8 at the Cornhusker Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture and Inspection
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
Nebraska
W. P. Bullock
Cornhusker Hotel
Kimball Man Wins Rhodes Scholarship
Two Nebraska winners named for Rhodes Scholarships were announced by Dr. Frank Aydelotte. Henry Paul Grosshans Jr. of Kimball, Doane College graduate, and Elmer B. Sprague Jr. of Geneva, University of Nebraska, were chosen at Des Moines from a regional committee. Sprague, 23, Lincoln High School alumnus and war veteran, is Phi Beta Kappa and a senior at the university. Grosshans, 26, Doane College graduate, earned a master’s at Iowa University and teaches English at Kansas State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Rhodes
Frank Aydelotte
Henry Paul Grossans, Jr
Kimball
Doane F College
Elmer B. Sprague Jr
Geneva
University of Nebraska
Des Moines
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
Kansas
Sprague
Lincoln
Lincoln High School
The
University
Phi Beta Kappa
Advertising Power in America Ignites Two Billion Yearly Push
American Advertising highlights a two billion dollar annual effort to publicize products services and individuals as World Book encyclopedia notes. The piece frames advertising as a national belief in persuasion across markets and media.
Ogallala Moves to Fight Local Radio Interference
Ogallala city council acts to curb radio interference after declining reception in recent weeks. The refurbished interference finder is now in use and residents are urged to fix individual issues caused by faulty appliance connections or operation. If problems persist the device will be deployed to locate broader sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogallala
County court finds man guilty for minor delinquency
He was convicted on October 17 and fined 525 dollars plus costs for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. failure to pay the assessed amount is noted.
Governor Calls For School District Cut
Governor Val Peterson urged redistricting to remove uneconomical districts and warned that state aid to schools would be a mistake without reform. He favored aid based on need and local control, opposing dictation from federal agencies and criticizing the idea of magic funding via federal revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araska
Val Peterson
Peterson
Milius to Speak at Cheyenne County Farm Union Meeting
Chris Milius, chairman of the Nebraska Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union, will be the main speaker at the Cheyenne County group meeting in the Legion Room City Auditorium on Wednesday December 17 at 10 o'clock. Officers will be elected and other business transacted. Lunch will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Milius
Nebraska Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
Cheyenne County
Legion
Gifts At Auto Auction Announced For December Dates
Blame Motor and Equipment company will give away Christmas gifts at the regular auction on Thursday December 18 and again on Friday December 26 at 2 p.m. during the Christmas week. The weekly sale resumes on New Year’s Day as planned. Scotch Tape gift wrapping seals are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blame Motor and Equipment Company
Eee
Kaiser
Kaiser-Frazer
Blame Motor & Equipment Co
National Forests Provide Major Timber Resources
The U S forest service reports national forests cover 73 million acres suitable for commercial timber. They hold one third of the nation's saw timber and are managed for continuous timber production. Recently they supplied about 10 percent of yearly lumber with potential to more than double sustained yield. The piece also notes asbestos production in the U S is under six percent of usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Forest Service
Mrs. Schuler Seeks Child Custody In Divorce Case
Carylen E. Schuler filed a cross petition in the district court December 11 in the divorce case with Gordon W. Schuler. She seeks custody of the minor child and asks the court to require the plaintiff to pay child support and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carylen E. Schuler
Gordon W. Schuler
Clerk of District Court
Seven Sidney National Guard Members Promoted
Announcement by L. M. Clinton lists seven guardsmen elevated from private to higher ranks in the Sidney unit. Promoted are Charles L. Winchell to 1st Sergeant Thomas J. Pickett to Sergeant Keith E. Kaylor Jack L. Baker Robert H. Cole Milford A. DePue and Richard O. Oldenburg all to Corporal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney National
Charles L. Winchell
Thomas J. Pickett
Keith E. Kaylor
Jack L. Baker
Robert H. Cole
Milford A. DePue
Richard O. Oldenburg
Kimball Escapee Found With Frozen Feet
Clovis Reed alias Lloyd Brower and Glenn Dunham, a 34 year old inmate, escaped from Kimball County courthouse painting walls last Monday. He was captured about 40 miles south across the Colorado line by Deputy Clyde Forsling. Reed, who had one meal since escaping, slept in hay stacks and barns. a Kimball doctor treats his frozen feet while Sheriff Roscoe Tatum says he will remain in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball County
Roscoe Tatum
Clovis Reed
Lloyd Brower
Glenn Dunham
Clyde Forsling
Colorado Line
Kimball
Reed
Tatum
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Kimball Man
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National Forests Safe
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United States
Vern Wilson
Potter, Nebr
Schuler
Denoma Diamond
Denoma
DENOMA _Ciamands
Sidney
Jewelry
BVD Sport
Bill
Holiday
New Spring
Fankies
Lady Buxton
Oxfords
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Si Tae Ea, Reba
Kaiser - Frazer
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Fulton
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