Farm Machinery Industry Shows Better Balance This Year
The February issue of Implement & Tractor notes a stronger buyers market and balanced retailer stocks, with prewar levels across lines. Production remains firm though large tractors face pressure, while steel supply eases and employment stays high. Surpluses grow in wheat and cotton, parity debates continue, and 1948 company records rise for International Harvester, John Deere, and J I Case.
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Deep South
Implement & Tractor Magazine
Congress
Senate
Farm Bureau
U. S
International Harvester
John Deere & Co
J. I. Case
Common Foods Are Cheapest And Best
A New York State Cornell Experiment Station study examined nine essential nutrients in 106 commonly used foods and tracked local Ithaca prices. White potatoes topped lists for six nutrients, followed by rutabagas with five. carrots, spinach, and milk covered four. prunes, peas, tomato juice, frozen spinach, molasses, and pork chops covered three. The study notes vitamin C and D riboflavin often aren’t cheap in nutrient-rich items, urging attention to vitamin C sources like oranges and citrus juices for households aiming value.
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New York State
Cornell) Experiment Station
Ithaca
N. Y
Auction Notice for Ford Jeep Truck in Sidney Neb
Public sale on March 3 1949 at 2 PM at 815 Hickory Street Sidney Nebraska for cash to highest bidder. Item is Ford Jeep Truck Serial No 0185338 owned by Marcus Jerome Byron, held to satisfy a Warehouseman's lien. Dated February 14 1949. J W McDaniel 46 48
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Hickory Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Marcus Jerome Byron
J. W. McDaniel
Notice to Creditors Estate of Albert Kragel Deceased
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska directs all claimants to file by June 9 1949 or be barred. A hearing on claims will be held March 9 1949 at 10 am and June 10 1949 at 10 am in the court. (SEAL) Robt A Barlow County Judge Kepler and Thorpe Attorneys.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Albert Kragel
A. Barlow
Kepler & Thorpe
Board of Public Works meets approves Senats bills
February 9 1949 regular meeting called to order at 7 30 by Vice Chairman Guy V Doran with members Doran Uptegrove Ladegard Greenlee. Bills approved Electric 16608 50 Water 6214 07 Sewer 680 97 and transfers to Light and Power Plant Fund Maintenance accounts and Bond account. January transfer 652 50 Sewer Bond to Sewer Maintenance. Attendees include Vern Livingston Willis King Ray Hall Robert Porter Joe Bright. Authority given for Vern Call Floyd Sanks to attend Water Service School at University of Nebraska February 17 18 19. Meeting adjourned 9 55.
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Board of Public Works
Guy V. Doran
Guy Vv. Doran
E L.” Uptegrove
N. W. Ladegard
Ladegard
Uptegrove
City of
Sidney
Livingston
Vern Call
Floyd Sanks
Water Service
University of Nebraska
Eggs and poultry outlook for 1949 calendar year
Poultry marketing specialists predict a bountiful 1949 with abundant eggs and poultry across the year. Grade A eggs rise into summer, Grade B by July, and smaller eggs appear by late summer into fall. Broilers and fryers are plentiful in the Northeast now through spring, with cheaper prices Feb through Apr. Turkeys peak in November and December with October deliveries possible.
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Ississippi
VFW official blasts Rankin pension bill in Washington
Nebraska VFW commander L. J. Gaughen condemned Rep. Rankin’s proposed veterans pension bill as highly impractical and costly. He urged Nebraska congressmen to oppose the measure, seek committee action or amendments, and noted the plan would grant automatic $90 monthly pensions at age 65 to World War I and II veterans regardless of income. The five day VFW state commanders meeting in Washington included discussions of a compromise pension proposal.
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Nebraska
Washington, D. C
L. J. Gaughen
VFW
Congress
John D. Rankin
House Committee On ‘Veterans’ Affairs
Gaughen
Rankin
House
Senate
Pension plan phrase for age and disability provisions
The text outlines a pension framework offering $90 at age 65 when income is under $2,000 with no dependents and under $3,000 with dependents. It also provides pensions for veterans of both wars under 65 who are 50 percent or more disabled, paying a proportionate amount of $80 equal to the disability.
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