Public hearing on feedlot registration in Lincoln Nebraska
Cheyenne County livestock operators are invited to a public hearing in the East Senate Chamber Lincoln Nebraska at 1 30 p m February 26 1968 to comment on a proposed feedlot registration regulation by the Nebraska Water Pollution Control Council Written statements may be presented before or during the hearing The notice reflects 1 30 a m but the correct time is 1 30 p m The council aims to inventory wastes from municipal industrial agricultural and other sources to protect streams The meeting precedes livestock education events including the Nebraska Feed and Nutrition Conference February 27 and the Nebraska Wool Growers Association annual meeting March 4 Other feeder days cover February 20 21 22 at Wayne Columbus and Holdrege and March 12 at Scottsbluff with topics on beef cattle and sheep experiments feeding and livestock outlook
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Lincoln
Senate Chamber
State Capitol
Nebraska
Nebraska Water Pollution Control Council
Kansas
Cheyenne County Extension Office
Nebraska Feed and Nutrition
Nebraska Center of Continuing Education
Nebraska Wool Growers Association
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Scottsbluff Experiment Station
Wayne
Columbus
Holdrege
Bob Hatch
Glen Fleming
Lorenzo
Panhandle
Bob
Scottsbluff
Kiwanis Leader Moler to Visit Hastings Nebraska
James M Moler Kiwanis International president and wife will visit Hastings as one of two Nebraska Iowa district sites. He will attend March 12 events with Hastings Kiwanis Clubs after March 11 Ames Town stops. Activities include TV appearance coffee reception press conference and an evening banquet at City Auditorium.
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Hastings
Nebraska-Iowa
ASC Grain Bin Sales Tax Liability Clarified
State clarification states that Nebraska Use tax applies to individuals buying surplus grain bins from ASC. The use tax rate is 2 1/2 percent of the sale price, mandatory for personal use within Nebraska. Federal government exemptions do not absolve buyers of Use tax obligations.
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ASC
Nebraska
scratch pads for your business or around home
advertisement note for scratch pads availability at The Sidney Telegraph office located at 830 lith Ave. in Sidney offering desk and writing pads for business use and home projects.
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Sidney Telegraph
Lith Ave
Farm And Ranch Fencing Costs Vary By Type And Method
Lincoln reports that fence costs depend on type with three strand barbed wire at about 545 dollars per mile and five strand at 640. Hog lot woven wire runs about 1900 per mile, electric fences 60 to 75 cents per rod. Neighbors share lawful fence costs and maintain their portions.
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Lincoln
Phil Henderson
Extension Agricultural
University of Nebraska
Henderson
Wheat and Feed Grain Sign-ups Move Ahead in Cheyenne County
Lawrence Thompson reports 214 farms enrolled in the 1968 feed grain program and 5 189 acres to be diverted, with 63 303 wheat base acres and 12 888 acres of barley oats and rye eligible for substitution. Sign-ups run Feb 5 to March 15, with participation near last year’s level and hopes for late momentum.
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Cheyenne County Agricultural and Stabilization Service
Lawrence Thompson
Sidney
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Early Day Ranch Worker Is Dead
Bridgeport Nebraska man John O. Weaver 79 died Thursday at Bridgeport Hospital. A pioneer resident of Nebraska he was born September 19 1888 at Bertrand and came to Western Nebraska about 65 years ago.
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Bridgeport
John O. Weaver
Bridgeport Hospital
Nebraska
Bertrand
Mrs Roberts Returns to Minnesota from New Ulm visit
Mrs Wayne Roberts returns to her home in New Ulm Minnesota after several weeks as guest of her mother Mrs Joe Hornicek. Various local residents attend cooking school dine with friends and visit relatives across Sidney Lodgepole Sterling Potter and Chappell during the week. Connie Tilghman attends bridal shower in Sterling with gifts noted.
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Wayne Roberts
New Ulm
Minn
Joe Hornicek
Lloyd Brauer
Firth Booth
Sidney
Marion Dickinson
Kenneth Tilghman
Connie
Sterling Sunday
Joe Steinack
Decline in State Job Placements From Year Ago
State wide job placements last month edged down about three percent from January of the prior year. In Sidney the labor supply rose 35 percent from December to January as ordnance manufacturing and other sectors drew more workers. Women’s placements rose 26 percent year over year, while new applications statewide were up 24 percent to 6 969 for January. In Sidney new applications fell about 40 percent from the prior month. Banner Cheyenne Deuel and Kimball counties office reported 14 unfilled jobs with no qualified applicants, mainly for stenographers salesmen and mechanics.
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Sidney
Ordnance
Thomas D. Doyle
Banner
Cheyenne Deuel
Kimball
Francis R. Hiner
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Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne
Kiwanis
Frank King
323Rd Remount Depot
Camp Funston
Kaw
Marie E. Brooks
Lee
Sidney, Nebr
U. P. Depot
Lee Glanz, Auctioneer
South Sund Net
Mrs. Roberts
Minnesota
Wheatland
Foland Farm Machinery
Forest
Lee Glant and
Terry Beutler
Roger Hippwell, Irri
Gation
Neapolis
Atkinson
Nebron Hy
John Deere
Hitch
Quick Tack Hitch
Con Deere
Fox
H & M Company
Nebr
Fleming Auction Service
the Telegraph
Dale Katen
Travel
Fecker’s Hill
Chappell
Stockers & Feeders
Russell O’daniel
Wyoming
Kinoshita Ranch
J. Lauer
Norman Knuth
Choice Ang
ANG Cross
R. Biggs
Silver Bros
Cross & Hereford
Schnieder Bros
Choice
ANG
CROSS
J. Schutte
Angus & Cross
Broadwater
Ed Stewart
Angus Cross
Hereford
Herefords
Rocky Hill Ranch
Lehman Bros
Wes
Chappell Livestock Auction, Inc
Bill Michle
L. Newberg
Jim Martin
Gering
Hiway
Case Lai
Case
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Graham Hoeme
Krause
Eversman
Henry Burg
Dodge
Forney
Columbia
Amana
Westinghouse
Jim Christiansen
Maurice & Elmer Kath
Kimball, Neb
First State Bank
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