Lake Area Development Gains Momentum In Nebraskan Plan
A coordinated Master Plan by the Nebraska Game Commission and Tri-County Public Power and Irrigation District outlines joint development of McConaughy and other Tri-County lakes. Projects include Otter Creek resort, boat docks, camping areas, a Lemoyne cabin subdivision, submerged fish shelters, and shared administration to ensure orderly, long term recreation for the public.
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McConaughy
Tri-County
Nebraska Game, Forestation and Parks Commission
Nebraska
Tri- County
Public Power and Irrigation District
McConaughy Lake
Game Commission
Otter Creek
Commission
Lemoyne
Midway
Johnson Lakes
Tri-County Board
Storage Deadline On Game Birds Stressed
Nebraska Game Commission spokesman notes the legal cold storage window for pheasants ended January 28, aligning with the 90 day post season rule for wild game. Other species have different end dates, including ducks March 3 and squirrels March 31, with deer through December 31, 1950.
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Nebraska Game Commission
Nebraska
Public Power Czar Soon Will Be Named
C. A. Sorenson of Lincoln announced at Scottsbluff that an executive director will head Nebraska public power programs within two weeks. The appointee will coordinate REA districts Consumers Public Power District and Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District, with four nominees from REA districts and Consumers to be considered. The chosen leader will serve at least five years.
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Nebraska Public Power
Scottsbluff
C. A. Sorenson
Lincoln
REA
Nebraska Association of Rural Public Power
Consumers Public Power District
Platte Valley
Too Little for Brains Hindering Research Medicine
An interview with a physician who left clinical wards to pursue cancer research. He faced funding hurdles, unpaid lab work, and early career limits, noting the irony of a new wing rising while research funding remained scarce. He hopes to stay in cancer work despite financial pressures.
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Labor Still On Increase In Sidney Area
The January report from Francis Hiner of the Nebraska State Employment Service Sidney office shows labor supply rising to 191 from 166 at December’s end, covering Banner Kimball Cheyenne and Deuel counties. Demand remains near prior months with many replacements, while male workers dominate the rise and seasonal trends point to a May June upswing and a labor shortage in Sidney. Traffic through the office fell 31 from December to 826 contracts with 162 women and 179 veterans. forty seven workers were referred to jobs. unemployment benefits filings are slightly up year over year.
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Sidney
Francis Hiner
Nebraska
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Deucel
Hiner
Mr. Hiner
Employment Service
Paved Feedlots Promise Savings and Faster Gains
A paved feedlot system is framed as cost effective, saving manure handling costs and feed, delivering quicker gains and improved cattle comfort and cleanliness, with the paving seen as paying for itself through reduced waste and better performance.
Index Decline Finally Stops in Nebraska Prices
The Nebraska prices received index rose two points in the Dec 15 to Jan 15 period, led by livestock gains. The state index reached 252 percent of the 1910-14 base, 17 points above the U S level, with livestock at 269, 20 points above the U S figure, while crops at 208 trailed by 11 points. Cattle averaged 21 00 per hundredweight, hogs 14 80, lambs 22 20, and sheep 9 50. Milk cows up five, butterfat up one cent, eggs 25 ½ cents, chickens 15 cents. All crop index unchanged at 208. national index up two to 235.
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Nebraska
U. S
Jewels in a Watch Point to Quality Craft
The author explains that the essence of a quality watch lies not in the number of jewels but in how the jewels are cut, set, and measured. The focus is on reducing friction in moving parts through precise placement and craftsmanship.
Reclamation Bureau Seeks Bids for 115kW Transmission Line
The federal reclamation bureau advertises bids for a 115 kilowatt transmission line as part of the Missouri River basin project. Bids will open in Casper in March for a line about 52 miles long, connecting substations at Alliance and Chadron.
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Casper March
Chadron
Spiral bound duplicate books very handy to use
A brief note highlights spiral bound duplicate books noted as very handy to use, suggesting a catalog or sales teaser for the Telegraph. The fragment emphasizes practicality and convenience, indicating a feature on durable, portable reference volumes.
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