Placement Of Ag Labor Is Studied Here
Plans for placing workers in agriculture and seasonal industries in this area are being prepared this month by the local office staff of the State Employment Service. Manager Francis Hiner said the Extension Service took over supervision of the farm labor program in May 1943 to meet wartime shortages, and administration will transfer to the Employment Service on January 1, 1948. An extensive volunteer farm labor placement group will be formed with a worker in all principal points, to be completed shortly after the new year.
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State Employment Service
Francis Hiner
State Extension Service
Extension Service
Hiner
Wisconsin’s Vast Lake State Rich in Fish Species
Wisconsin has 7 000 lakes and 10 000 miles of streams harboring great quantities of fish. The state lists 149 distinct species with 174 recognized statuses, including game fish, pan and food fish, commercial fish, and rough fish.
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Wisconsin
Quality Wheat Talk and Family Entertainment Night
King and Queen will introduce a speaker on What Quality Wheat Means to Nebraska Prosperity followed by a general entertainment session for all the family and a lunch sponsored by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce served by the American Legion Auxiliary. Also advertised are a 10 carat platinum mouuriing with two baguettes for $1000.90 and Scotch Tape gift wrap seals at The Gift Shop in The Telegraph.
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Nebraska
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Auxiliary
Rotarians Aid Denmark Cloth Drive Surpasses Hopes
Sidney Rotarians collected clothing for Denmark as part of Rotary International’s Europe aid campaign. They expected about twenty five boxes but received forty, with potential for more. Pictured are Dr. George Taylor chairing the international committee and post office workers Clifford Wolf Harold Meissner and Don Shipman who assisted with packing and labeling.
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Sidney Rotarians
Denmark
Rotary International
Rotary
Europe
Sidney Club
George Taylor
Clifford Wolf
Harold Meissner
Don Shipman
Post Office
Duis
Conservation Pay Program Defended By Chairman
Arno Thomas, chairman of the Cheyenne County Agricultural Conservation committee, defends paying farmers to carry out base soil and water conservation practices. He argues the program reduces erosion, protects future yields, lowers feed prices, and preserves national security by ensuring abundant, affordable food. He notes many farmers cannot cover costs alone, so incentives boost adoption while maintaining production.
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Arno Thomas
Cheyenne County
Defense shifts to land and life responsibility says Thomas
Mr. Thomas argues all other defenses fail and that whether armed or not people depend on the land and food, which equals life itself, so everyone shares responsibility for protecting the land. The text references “Artcarved” and a Woods wedding ring from The Gift Shop, Jewelers.
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Mr. Thomas
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