Wheat Growers to Discuss Postwar Programs in Omaha Meeting
Rep. Clifford Hope leads discussions at Omaha on February 15 with the American Farm Bureau wheat growers group. Charles Marshall of Lincoln chairs, delegates from Iowa Indiana Illinois and other wheat regions attend. Dr Leo Christensen Nebraska chemurgy expert discusses surplus grain utilization. Nebraska Farm Bureau state wheat committee meets February 13 in Lincoln to finalize proposals for Congress.
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United States
Omaha
Clifford Hope
Eas
Wheat Growers Group
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles Marshall
Lincoln
Hairman
National Wheat Growers Group
Iowa
Indiana
Ilinois
Leo Christensen
Chemurgy
University of Nebraska
Register Firearms Warning For Public In Nebraska
Federal officials of the internal revenue department urge gun owners to register all firearms. Sawed off rifles and certain pistols with clipped holsters must be registered, as must machine guns or automatic pistols. Contact C. O. Mitchell, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Box 603, North Platte, Nebraska. no cost to the owner. Penalties include up to five years in prison or a $2,000 fine, or both.
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Internal Revenue Department
C. O. Mitchell
Bureau of Internal Revenue
North Platte
Nebr
Support of Western Crops To Be Pushed
The Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee proposed using other chamber facilities across the state to boost marketing of western Nebraska products. The plan aims to save western goods from higher costs and local waste by statewide cooperation, led by committee chair Phil Hoff.
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Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Phil Hoff
Wheat stocks in Nebraska January 1 reach 44.8 million
Nebraska Farm Bureau figures show total wheat in storage at 44,794,000 bushels on January 1 up from 39,215,000 last year and 67,349,000 on October 1, 1946. United States carryover nationwide sits at 643,000,000 bushels, the smallest in six years, with breakdowns by on and off farm stocks and mills.
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Nebraska
United States
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
Second Offense Leads To License Revocation In County Court
Second offense driving while intoxicated cost Ben Lei of Sidney his license for a year and brought a thirty day jail term. Lei also faced a peace disturbance charge with an additional fifteen days in jail. County Judge Robert A. Barlow presided. Other traffic cases listed include citations for failure to dim lights, reckless driving, no license, expired license, speeding, and stop sign violations. Also noted was a birthday party at the Glenn O. Dickinson home for their son Danny who turned five.
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Ben Lei
Sidney
Lei
Robert A. Barlow
Robert McIrvin
Tsmiel Muro
C. Cullins
Martin Lucma
Loren Lehmkuhl
Earl Crum
Marvin Houser
Fred George
South Sund Family and Local Visit Notes
Recent visitors in the J R Horn icek home included Wayne Roberts of New Ulm Minnesota and his wife Gladyce Hornicek. Frank Keekes Jr spent days at Morrill calling on a faith doctor. The Barnhart family own a used Oldsmobile car.
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J. R. Hornicek
Wayne Roberts
New Ulm
Minn
Roberts
Gladyce Hornicek
Frank Keekes Jr
Morrill
W. R. Brown
Larry
Kenneth Rudolph
B. J. Barnhart
Glenn Oo. Dickinson
J. P. Soda
Sunol
Steve Tilghman
Wilbur Houser
Glenn O. Dickinson
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Menac
Spudge Am Universais
Paradise
Turban Bey
DODGE
Maddox Motor Company
Lincoln Highway
Denver
Mershheim Truck Line
Farm Bureau
Robert Young
Barbara Hale
RKO Radio
Frank Morgan
Plymouth
Dodge-Plymouth
Kelvinator
Bendix-Crosley
Sidney,Nebraska
Danny
Tim
Gary
Peggy Simpson
Melvin Kokes
Jackie
Joan Kler
Alvin Kokes
Viola
Roslin
Dale
Kohlschmidt
Bonnie Jo
D. E. Dickinson
Joel A. Oliverius
Ben Reiken
Frank D. Kokes Sr
Mr. Kokes
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Company
Telegraph
Coleman
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Porter Oil Company
10Th Avenue
Newton
Beckmann Motor Company
Illinois St
Sidney, Nebraska
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