Young Iowa Trucker Wins Safety Contest
Walter Selman of Charlotte Iowa won a seven month Chicago livestock trucker safety program award after judging 3 935 truckers from 19 states and Canada. His seven trucks logged 80 000 miles hauling 7 000 hogs and 3 000 cattle to Chicago. He received 1 000 in bonds and merchandise for the top record and is noted as a newcomer to livestock hauling with careful practices.
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Farm Production May Set All Time Record in 1951
American farmers can expect stronger demand for farm products in 1951 than 1950. With normal weather and good pest control, production should exceed 1950, boosting gross farm income though prices for essential inputs will be higher. Farmers will pay more for machinery, fuels, livestock, building materials, wages, feed, seed, and fertilizer.
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Garden yardstick idea saves time for busy gardeners
A simple project turns any stick into a yard measuring tool by painting bright rings at each foot and half foot from the end. This makes a handy yardstick or tape replacement for quick measurements.
Electric Cowboy Uses Porcelain Insulators for Fences
Electric Cowboy recommends porcelain insulators for electric fences noting substitutes are costly, unsightly, and wear out quickly, harming durability and economy.
New Pasture Aids Control Of Worms In Poultry Flock
Poultry experts advise farm wives with chickens to provide good pasture to control worms. A new pasture each year is vital for growing flocks, with chrome alfalfa and ladino varieties recommended if soil and temperature suit ladino. Pastures should be clipped. Advertising help offered by the Telegraph department.
School Leases Fight Carries On Into 1952
Nebraska moves to change school land lease laws in 1952. Plans include a constitutional amendment, a bill to sell all state school lands, and altered distribution of lease revenues. Charles D. Green leads opposition to auctions as donors fund legal fights in federal and potential Supreme Court actions.
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William Kelley
William Propst
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Supreme Court
Watsons Letter on Surplus Funds for Lobbying
Watsons letter states any surplus beyond attorney fees would be used to lobby at the next session. Bestitch stapling machines and staples fit them. Always in stock at The Telegraph.
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Kimball County Oil Boom Surges With Several Rich Wells
Oil men foresee more producers as local fields expand. Kimball County has seven producers with outputs ranging from 55 to 960 barrels daily, plus several offsets. Total potential reaches about 4,000 barrels daily, though actual production runs below max. Pipeline completion next summer should ease transport.
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OPS BASE DATE PRICING Forms for Government Compliance
The Telegraph announces official forms for OPS base date pricing to meet government requirements. Available now, these documents facilitate regulatory alignment and standardization for agencies handling baseline pricing data.
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New Board To Sponsor Extension In Cheyenne County
After twenty years of backing extension activities the Cheyenne County Farm Bureau votes to discontinue as sponsor and transfer control to a representative board from local farm groups. Lincoln extension leaders will visit within two months to supervise the new board’s selection and organization.
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Svoboda Speaks To Lions Club On Great Plains Climate
Sidney Lions Club met with guest speaker Frank Svoboda discussing The Climatic Conditions of the Great Plains. E L Hoover introduced him. A Twelfth Night plan report was presented by Rev Harold Taylor. A committee of Doran Burleson Kolzow was named to remove Christmas decorations from the Band Shell. Guests of Leroy Gish included John Ahlm George Coulter and George Ni.
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Frank Svoboda
Great Plains
E. L. Hoover
Harold B. Taylor
G. H. Doran
Will Burleson
George Kolzow
Leroy Gish
John Ahlm
George Coulter
George
Bob Clark
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