Chappell Hosts Dairy Short Courses This January
A series of four daily short courses starts January 6 in Deuel County courthouse from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m with sessions on nutrient requirements dairy rations reproduction and dairy management The University of Nebraska specialists lead the workshops with an enrollment fee of 2 00 to cover materials and printed handouts Registration can be sent to the Deuel County Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Deuel County
Ivan Liljegren
Fred Schmidt
Harry Kuska
Paul Ohlenbusch
University of Nebraska
Devel County
Bartlett-Schaub Rites At Christ the King Church
Marjorie Lee Bartlett of Gering and Gary L. Schaub of Minatare wed Nov. 27 at Christ the King Catholic Church in Gering with 11 am ceremony conducted by Rev. James Dreieier. Officiants, attendants, and readings listed. couple to reside in Minatare where he manages a local company. Bartlett- Schaub family details noted. both graduates and current employment cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the King Catholic Church
Gering
Marjorie Lee Bartlett
Lloyd Bartlett
Chappell
Gary L. Schaub
Ruth Blackman
Minatare
James Dreieier
Donald Lindauer
Ogallala
Love
Robert Hyland
Carl Bartlett
Lincoln
Rose Marie Whitley
Kenton Schaub
Leland Carleton
Lawrence Hogan
Dick Regester
Jim Taylor
Melbeta
Colorado
Prescription Pre-Mix Inc
Schaub
Devel County
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Willard Sorority
Welfare Department
Scottsbluff County
Minatare High School
Irrigation Course Planned At Big Springs This January
A series of irrigation short courses will be held at Big Springs community center on January 14 21 28 and February 4 from 1030 a.m. to 330 p.m. University of Nebraska staff will lead topics on irrigation management land development efficiency water quality and special crops with registration a 2 fee. Attendees include farmers from Keith Perkins and Garden counties and extension office in Chappell is handling registrations.
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Big Springs
University of Nebraska Personel
Walt White
Fred Schmidt
Harry Kuska
Chappell
Keith
Perkins
Garden Counties
Julesburg
Adult Education Committee
Safeway
Miller Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Ardis Casin
California
Lola Brown
Arizona
Dean Comley
Scottsdale
Wanda Wilkinson
Flagstaff
Paul McKinney
Tuscon
Air Force
Winifred Carter
Denver
Benny Carter
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Larry Wright
Rae Laine
Midland
Tex
G. A. Shaddy
Victor Dutton
John Pace
Janette
Walt Schmidtline
Nebraska Methodist
Trinity Methodist Church
Grand Island
Kruschwitz
Board of Missions
Christian Social
Woman's Society meeting on January 12 program
The Woman's Society of Christian Service schedules a January 12 gathering at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Glenn Lockhart presenting the program Where the Women Are. The Esther Circle will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Glenn Lockhart
Esther Circle
Sund News Clifford Hodges Calls Home During Stopover In Japan
Clifford Hodges of the U S Navy phoned his mother Mrs Clarence Mashek from Japan on Wednesday night during a Viet Nam service return run. He was in Japan for repairs before heading back toward the South China Seas. He thanked Kiwanis and Lodgepole Legion Auxiliary for gift packages and asked them to know they were appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hodges
U.S.S. Navy
Clarence Mashek
Japan
Viet Nam
South China Seas
Cliff
Kiwanis
Lodgepole Legion Auxilary
Russell Church
Hattie Brings
Central City
Neb
Brings
Gina Finnell
Memorial Hospital
Dean Neimann
Auburn
A. A. Fenske
Cork Booth
Firth Booth
Ted Wurl
Atwood
Colo
Wilbur
Jimmie Jensen
Ogallala
Bill Behrends
A. J. Fenske
Leah
Esther Booth
John Webb
Dean Niemann
Leah Booth
Bonnie
Lester
Glen
Gary Runge
Sidney
Debbie
A. A. Fenskes
George Siders
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hugh Booth
Siders
Frank Weise
Beet Sugar Slicing Ends at Ovid Factory After 82 Days
The Ovid Great Western Sugar Company beet slicing camp ended at 2 30 p.m. December 30 after more than 82 consecutive operating days. The 1965 crop faced hail damage over 14 000 acres and Platte river flood impacts. Julesburg led with 17 ton average per receiving station, while the regional average was about 13 1/2 tons with 16.1 percent sugar. Over 225 000 tons of beets were processed producing 500 000 bags of sugar, with daily slicing averaging 2 745 tons.
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Ovid
Great Western Sugar Company
I. L. Johnson
Platte River
Julesburg
Crook
Colorado
Maxwell
Nebraska
Big Springs
Brule
Johnson
ASC
G. R. Enevoldsen
Big Springs Tragedy Tops 1965 Nebraska News Poll
The Big Springs bank slayings and robbery topped the 1965 Associated Press poll of Nebraska news stories. Duane Earl Pope, a mild football star, robbed a western Nebraska bank after graduation and killed four, three fatally. The list also notes tax law adoption, a State Fair cable car accident, severe tornadoes in central Nebraska, a historic legislative session, a major reapportionment clash, and two Omaha stories including a bribery trial and a mystery around Fritz Johnson and Larry Bader.
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Big Springs
Nebraska
Associated Press
Duane Earl Pope
Western Nebraska
Starkweather
Pope
Primrose
Devaney
Omaha
State Tax Office updates livestock values per head
The State Tax Commissioner outlines new per head values for taxation on cattle hogs sheep and related stock. Readables show price tiers by age and type including calves heifers steers bulls and cows with figures for cattle on feed registered cattle hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commissioner's Office
Johnson
Costs Of Living Up Big Hunk
Rising living costs reached the fastest pace in seven years with a 0.2 percent November increase. Housing clothing transportation and medical care rose while food stayed steady. The consumer price index hit 110.6 and the purchasing power of the 1957-59 dollar fell to 90.4 cents. Deputy Commissioner Myers cautioned future price rises could moderate, noting the December figures loom. Average after tax earnings for three-dependent families reached 98.26 dollars weekly, 90.50 for singles, with prices up 1.7 percent from November last year, the highest annual rate since 1958. Myers downplays Viet Nam war impact and urges price monitoring amid psychological effects. The passage then oddly diverts to a luncheon menu with antipasto and assorted items.
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Labor Department
Robert J. Myers
Bureau of Labor Statics
Myers
Viet Nam
Major Changes In State Feed Grain Program
Nebraska farmers face several major changes in the new feed grain program per University of Nebraska Extension economist Michael S. Turner. Barley may qualify for feed grain benefits at the secretary of agriculture's discretion. price support payments in kind can vary. payments may cover only part of harvested acres. soybeans may substitute for feed grains on permitted acreage without losing price support. land diversion and payments tie more to productivity. disaster planting allows benefits if no income crop is later planted. diversion payments rely on current year yields, not 5-year averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Michael S. Turner
University of Nebraska Extension
Secretary of Agriculture
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Chappell News
Bartlett-Schaub
Sund News
Mervin Finnell
Starlene Mika
Terri
Penny Mashek
Gwen
Denise
Marcy Gade
Judy Hornicek
Starlene
Tammy
Diana
Julie Ann
Chris Cramer
William Cramers
Ricky Herbert
Tommy Stimka
Agnes Stimka
Phil Mashek
Mitchell
S. Duke
Phil
Clarence
Halsey
Fritz Johnson
Larry Bader
Chicago
Akron
Ohio
Fritz
Larry
Reddy
BYU
Rome
Cheyenne County
Osage ST
Coop
Farmers Union
Co-Op Gas & Oil
Sidney—Potter—Dalton
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