Wheat Weather Hits Nebraska Fields As Wind Rakes Wheat
Nebraska last week saw wind harm dormant winter wheat especially on light soils. Ten days of moisture briefly sealed dry soil but heavy snow blew from fields in parts of the state. A good rain is needed to bolster wheat, while rusts and aphids caused some damage. Autumn livestock conditions are unusually favorable with active auctions and more than usual fall plowing.
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Nebraska
State
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
First Baby (Continued from Page 1.)
A long list of gifts, purchases, and credits from local businesses marks the baby’s welcome. Stores including Snyder Clothing, Pat's Shoe Shop, Greenlees, Log Cabin Cafe, West and others extend merchandise, cash, and services as the family receives items for the infant.
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Snyder Clothing
Pat
Farmers
Log Cabin Cafe
King Electric
Elkhorn Tavern
Greenlees
Herbg Liquor
Janda-Tobin Drug Store
Safeway
Merrick’s
Snoe
Green Lantern
Scottsbluff Typewriter Co
Western
Log Cabin
Waddell’s
Korner Kitchen
Highland Electric
Madsen’s
Radio & Electric
Duis
Recreation Club
Boyd’s
Rip’s Liquor Store
Hazel's Cafe
Rose’s
Spearow
Foland Farm
Sidney
Thomas Lumber Company
Hand’s Dairy
Sidney Glass and Paint
Draper’s Oasis
Helen's Beauty Shop
Powell Hardware
L & L Frontier Service
Beckmann Motor Co
Bagby’s
Texaco Station
Breternitz Bakery
Hoover Hardware
Dalton wedding recalls Merrier Pritchett vows
Marilyn Merle Merrier and Cecil Calvin Pritchett of Fredricksburg Virginia were wed at 2 30 PM Saturday in Dalton Presbyterian Church with Rev Don Daly officiating. A bower of evergreens and poinsettias framed the ceremony and a reception followed. The bride, a Central Business College Denver graduate, will live in Denver with her groom. Maternal relatives and friends attended.
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Carr Ross
Dalton
Marilyn Merle
Cecil Calvin Pritchett
Fredricksburg
Virginia
Cecil L. Pritchett
Fredrickspurg
Don Daly
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Gene Ross
Vera Ross
Central Business College
Denver
Prosperity in Panhandle farming reflects progress and history
A long passage notes a prominent dryland farmer in Banner and Kimball counties with extensive irrigated land, contrasting past and present prices and farming life. It highlights fall planting, winter travel south, and spring field work while praising 4 H, home economics, and Rural Youth programs shaping youth in the Panhandle as electricity, roads, and modern conveniences transform farm life into a kingly existence.
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Banner
Kimball
Banner-Kimball County
Panhandle
Voag
Morril County Extension Club Women Meet January 12
Moss Violet Shepherd, Cheyenne County home extension agent, will attend the Achievement Day program for Morril County extension club women on Thursday January 12. The meeting is at the Presbyterian Church in Bridgeport. Automatic pencil sharpeners. Theyre inexpensive. The Telegraph.
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Moss Violet Shepherd
Cheyenne County
Morril County
Presbyterian Church
Bridgeport
Tide of Toys Drive Slated by American Legion
The American Legion will conduct a nationwide Tide of Toys drive to bring gifts to European children. Sidney Post No. 17 Commander Howard Brentz says extra toys are sought and a house-to-house canvass will occur next Tuesday afternoon in Sidney. Toys should carry a signed Christmas greeting from America.
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American Legion
Europe
Howard “Bus” Brentz
Sidney Post No. 17
Stentz
Sidney
America
Marshal Plan aids Europe but American children hoard toys
The report notes millions of European children were better fed this year due to the Marshall Plan, yet lack toys to brighten their lives. Meanwhile, many American children have more toys than they can use.
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Stentz
Paper Surver Date Oased On Worg 8
A survey indicates the United States is by far the largest producer and consumer of paper and board in the world. It notes U S and Canada production rose 11,000,009 tons since 1827 while Latin America added 350,000 tons and Australasia shows gains. Europe and Asia remain strong producers, with Africa and the Near East making minor gains since 1837.
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United States
LM Portey Eng
Latin America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Near
Urvey
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Millard Queen
LaVerne Queen
Mark Hafer
Archie Hafer
Donald Hafer
Donald Sprenger
Richard Markel
Lodgepole
George Chaney
O. R. Chaney
Ross Robinson
Fay Lehmkaal
Don
Sivesind
Lee Sivesind
George W. Thompson
Mary Tolles
Ronnie
Jack Scheurman
Ardith
Joan
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Kearney
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Kenny
Fort Morgan, Colo
Olver Hoarstrom
Pvi
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T. E. Kokjer
HB. M. Kokjer
Holurege
Gal Sauer
Sherman Oaks
Cali
Don Howard
Cheyenne
Muss Carolyn Kennedy
Pittsburg
J. E. Lowe
Country Club
Lowe
H. M. Kokjer
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J. H. Heinlein
A. D. Greenlee
Taylor Jobs
George Taylor
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Houseward Wright
Donna Doran
LaWanna Wasser
Jane Story
Norma Lea Rowan
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Bethel
Harvey George
Mr. George
Kenneth Roth
Michael
Leonard Kreiz
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Clif Thurston
Margaret Roth
Doygle Roth
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Elmer Westerhoff
Henry Hasse, Jr
Purena Mills
Colorado
Westerhoff
Gish
J. 3. Crabb
County Farm Bureau
Dairy Breeders Association
Sinclair
Legion Room
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Toys’ Drive
Legion To Canvass Kidney
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