Nebraska Dairy Outlook 1967 Faces Higher Prices and Slower Output
The report notes a 13 percent rise in the first 11 months and 23 percent from August to November. If prices stay high, 1967 total dairy income should exceed 1966. Milk production in Nebraska declined 6.5 percent in Jan–Oct 1966 versus 1965, mainly in early year. September and October 1966 rose over 1965. Butter remains Nebraska’s main dairy product with over 36 million pounds produced in Jan–Oct 1966, vs 10.5 million pounds of cheese.
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Nebraska
Aliens Must Report Soon for Address Reporting Month
Grove K Callison of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service urged aliens to report their addresses during January. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices. Willful failure to report may carry serious consequences.
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Grove K. Callison
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Callison
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Courthouse Happenings in Colorado and Nebraska
Local court docket lists multiple speeding fines for Lester Hiett of Peetz Cecil Hunt of Sunol and others including Clarence Ivey Oshkosh Ronnie Brunkhardt Sidney and Lonnie Prather Sidney. Paul Vasquez Sterling and Thomas King Cheyenne are cited for intoxication and DUI offenses. Leslie Foster of Sidney waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to District Court with a $500 bond.
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Lester Leroy Hiett
Peetz
Colo
Cecil L. Hunt
Sunol
Clarence L. Ivey
Oshkosh
Ronnie D. Brunkhardt
Lonnie Prather
Sidney
Leslie L. Foster
Real Estate Transfers in Grabill and Surrounding Areas
Real estate transfers include VJB Rapp and Frieda Rapp conveying Lots 10 11 12 18 and 14 in Blees 12 Te tsenade to Monard J Hurst and Betty Jurst and Seimer I Colland Irene I Coland convey Lot 27 to Leslie E Seibert and Verla Seibert in Grabill subdivision of Block 11 to Sidney Mabel Daran conveys a half interest in multiple lots across Country Club Heights and Grabill additions and a described tract in Grabill addition to Sidney including parcels in Neek 13 Lot 1 Block 1 and Lots 2 Block 1 plus Lot in Grabill addition to Sidney and a road tract beginning at Lot 1 Block 1. Other Jine Shaw transfer.
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Vjb. Rapp
Frieda Rapp
Monard J. Hurst
Betty Jurst
Blees
Te Tsenade
Seimer I
Colland
Irene I. Coland
Leslie E. Seibert
Verla Seibert
Grabill
Sidney
Mabel Daran
Jarvis C. Bush
Dairymen May Get Higher 1967 Prices
Nebraska dairy farmers can expect 1967 milk prices to average higher than 1966 with a $4.00 per hundredweight government support price for the period ending March 31 1968. USDA reports show 1966 price gains over 1965, especially from August through November, while the USSR features a brief note on latitude and growing season.
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T. A. Evans
University of Nebra
Nebraska
USDA
Veterans Affairs Increases Dependents Compensation
Monthly payments to children of veterans who died from service connected causes rise starting January 1. Single parents receive higher rates and the income limit for qualification expands. Virginia St. J. Chubb of the VA Regional Office in Lincoln Nebraska notes changes apply to child payments increasing to 80, 115, 149 and 29 for additional children. Checks will be issued after February 1, 1967.
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Charles St. J. Chubb
Lincoln
Nebraska
Johnson
Chubb
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