Four Nebraska youths win 4-H state awards in clothing canning and more
Helen Ochsner of Madison Ruth Pollard of Nehawka Allen Trout of Scottsbluff and Duane Sellin of Norfolk earn 1945 state 4-H honors for Clothing Canning Field Crops and Better Methods. Each receives an all expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago with scholarship prospects.
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Nebraska
Chicago
Helen Ochsner
Madison
Educational Bureau of the Spool Cotton Company
Ruth Pollard
Nehawka
Kerr Glass Corp
Ruth
Allen Trout
Scottsbluff
Interna
Duane Sellin
Norfolk
Westinghouse
Duane
Extension Service
State Agricultural College
Usda Cooperating
A Christmas Greeting and Community Notes from South Sundl
South Sundl extends Christmas wishes as residents share holiday greetings. David Franss returns home after 42 months in the Navy with an honorable discharge. Pit Sergeant Galen Hauser expected home soon. Flu illness grips many, winter cold snaps with 4 below Friday. Social notes cover a shower for Mrs Fredrick Kilgore with attendees and gifts, plus bref updates on local trips, a Denver journey, Sterling business, and the recent birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. John Oliverius.
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David Franss
David
Navy
Galen ‘Hauser
Winter
Fredrick Kilgore
Sund
R. E. Franss
Wilbur Hauser
B. F. Dailey
John Hornicek
D. E. Dickinson
W R. Brown
Denver
G. W. Bonser
Sterling
John Oliverius
Nebraska Tax Reform Urged On Property Assessments
State tax commissioner Robert Armstrong called for reform in listing and valuing personal property and real estate in Nebraska. He cited farm lands at 47 percent and city real estate at 21 percent of valuations, urged uniform standards, fair classification of agricultural and city lands, and better schedules and dates to ensure equalization and redistribution of the tax burden. He warned of inequities where farms and city lots were over or undervalued and emphasized stepwise reforms in classification, scales, and building appraisals.
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Robert Armstrong
Nebraska
Armstrong
County Clerks and Registers of Deeds
Armstrong Safa
Forty five enrolled in short course at University of Nebraska
Forty five Nebraska farm operators have applied for enrollment in the Farm Operators Short Course at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture from January 2 to February 27. J W Srb, course supervisor, said representation from most sections of the state is shown. Enrollment is expected to reach at least 80. Those enrolling should send in applications at once to aid room planning.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska College of Agrculture
J W Srb
Sib
Bliss Triumph Demand Grows for Nebraska Potatoes
Western Nebraska Bliss Triumph table potatoes gain US traction beyond Idaho bakers. Ten years ago Nebraskas were scarce in markets. now washed US No 1 Triumphs attract demand, command higher prices, and push growers to produce more top quality potatoes for constant supply.
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Western
Nebraska
United States
Idaho “Bakers
Nebraska Potato Development Division
U S
Telegraph Limits Gift Subscriptions This Christmas
The Telegraph announces a limited number of gift subscriptions available for the Christmas season. Readers are urged to act quickly as supplies may run out, with details on how to apply and eligibility provided by the paper.
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The
Telegraph
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