Parks and Guard under Neb governor’s reelection plan
Governor Victor Anderson backs a state parks fund as part of a potential 1959 program, aiming for 300000 to 500000 dollars yearly, while warning against guard cuts that could hit 30 Nebraska communities and reduce training opportunities. He notes over 4 million invested in armories.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
National Guard
Victor Anderson
Nebraska
Washington
Suit Dismissed in Cheyenne County Divorce Case
A divorce suit filed by Darleen Paul against Alfred Paul in Cheyenne County District Court at Sidney has been dismissed. The Chinese quarter in San Francisco is home to about 30 000 residents.
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Darleen Paul
Alfred Paul
Cheyenne County
Sidney
San Francisco
Air Sampling Station Opens at Halsey Site in 1958
Halsey forest will host a special air sampling station as part of the National Air Sampling Network. Forest supervisor Harry P. Gaylor said 160 stations will study air pollution and its links to climate, geography, population, and industry. Equipment and reports are handled by the Public Health Service. The device draws air for 24 hours, trapping particles on a glass fiber filter sent to Cincinnati for analysis. Results reach state and local authorities to aid pollution studies. The article notes the U.S. soy crop dominates world production and helps replenish nitrogen in soil.
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Halsey
Nebraska National Forest
Harry P. Gaylor
United States
Gaylor
Public Health Service
Halsey Forest
Cincinnati
Income tax choices for deductions in 1957 tips
G K Hodenfield explains comparing standard 10 percent deduction versus itemizing on Form 1040. The article details adjusted gross income, sick pay exclusions, and deductible categories including contributions, interest, medical expenses, taxes, casualty losses, dependents care, and miscellaneous expenses. It advises calculating both methods to maximize tax savings and previews a forthcoming piece on common filing mistakes.
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G. K. Hodenfield
AP News
King
Chamber of Commerce Meeting in Denver February 19
The U S Chamber of Commerce will host a one day meeting in Denver as part of a nationwide tour to discuss issues facing the next Congress. Top national legislators will attend, offering guidance on pending legislation and its potential impact on local business. Members are urged to attend and stay informed in a democracy. Interested individuals may inquire at the chamber office for details. Membership renewals and new arrivals listed include Panhandle Drug Service Georgia Fleming J C Penney Co Wheatbelt Public Power District The Ohio Oil Company Coach Hotel Overland Cafe O J Weymouth newcomers Roger Plantz Charles Henke J W Day Gerald A Laux Dale Norman.
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Denver
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
United States
U. S. Chamber
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Colorado
Chamber
Panhandle Drug Service
George Fleming
Max Cory
J. C. Penney Company
Wheatbelt Public Power
Ohio Oil Company
Overland Cafe
J. Weymouth
Roger Plantz
Cheyenne
Charles Henke
J. W. Day
Jackson
Gerald A. Laux
Dale Norman
Monte Vista
Merit Exams Set In March
The spring Merit examinations for high school commercial seniors run March 17 through March 29. Eligible seniors can qualify for beginning typist and stenographer roles in State Departments of Public Welfare, Employment Security, and Health, with openings in state and local offices.
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Public Welfare
Employment Security
Public Health
Dinner Features Pickled Peaches Broiled Ham Steak
Recipe details for pickled peaches and a light meal include beans salad bread and preserves. Also reports Charles Davey of Scottsbluff filing for reelection as county commissioner on the Democratic ticket and family notes about Mr and Mrs Davey and their two sons.
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Davey
Trank
Charles
University of Montana
Feeder Day Anticipated At Scotts Bluff Tuesday
The second annual Scotts Bluff County Feeders Day set for Tuesday February 11 draws expected larger turnout than last year’s 300. Local feeders from Sidney area, including Ivan Liljegren, plan to attend. Event organized by the Scotts Bluff County Feeders Committee, Scotts Bluff Chamber of Commerce, and the Extension Office aims to share up to date feed ration advice, market outlook, and feeding management for small operations.
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Scotts Bluff County
Ivan Liljegren
Sidney Area
Scotts Bluff County Feeders Committee
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce
Flower use of dahlias and starch content noted
A historical note recalls dahlias used as food by Mexicans and mentions a starchy component called mulin, highlighting a morning tour noon luncheon and an afternoon visit to local feed lots.
Automobile Fleet In United States In 1357 End Year
An estimated 63 million cars and trucks were in use in the United States at the end of 1357, compared with 60.6 million at the end of 1356. The figures reflect a growing motor vehicle fleet and rising mobility across the nation.
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United States
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