Bethlehem Scene Recreated at Wickard Home Calves Hit New Average
Bethlehem scene recreation at Wickard Home notes cattle up 10 cents per hundred, lambs up 1.50, hogs and sheep steady. Poultry index rises to 216, a 39 point gain from November 15.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1951
Page
4
Weed Control Conference Draws 500 Farmers in Nebraska
Five hundred farmers and weed district personnel from all 66 districts in Nebraska attended the sth annual Weed Control Conference and chemical and equipment show led by Ed Janike. Dwight Lambert highlighted weed district progress including clean seed adoption and extensive spraying efforts totaling 31 300 acres across 4 509 turns while noting 35 but the figures reflect district activity and dangers of bur ragweed. Dale Bohmont warned of livestock losses from poisonous weeds and promoted 2 4 D based control using knapsack sprayers ground spray or aircraft as economically viable methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Nebraska
Ed Janike
University of Nebraska
Dwight Lambert
Lambert
Dale W. Bohmont
Agronomist
The
University of Wyoming
Balloon Bombs Fell In Nebraska During Wartime
Americad Legion adjutant R C Patterson reports 33 to 36 balloon borne bombs released by Japan landed in Nebraska during World War II. Most bombs fell in the Sand Hills. one exploded aloft over Omaha in 1915 with no damage. Bombs were reported to law enforcement and Safety Patrol, with some possibly causing fires in the west. Patterson cites a Oregon finding of a similar bomb that reportedly exploded, killing several people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Patterson
Amercad Legion
Nebraska
Saja
Patterson
Sand Hills
Omaia
Legion
Oregon
Unicameral Introduces Few Bills
Nebraska lawmakers see a sparse start to the session as only 47 bills were introduced in four days, far fewer than two years ago. Gov. Warner predicts a conservative session while debates over a state sales tax, old age and blind aid ceilings, and a school aid bill loom, with key budget and introduction deadlines set for late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
List
Charles Warner
Washington
Asia
Arthur Carmody
State Guard and Buiting Fund
Vogel
Burney of
Hartington
Burney
Klaver
Western Red Cedar in Northwest Indigenous History
The western red cedar holds key status in northwest history. Chinook Indians used its wood and bark for dugout canoes fishnets women’s skirts totem poles and plank lodges.
Mastitis Cows Do Not Build Immunity Like Other Diseases
A report notes that mastitis in cows does not confer lasting immunity, unlike some infectious diseases in other species. The finding highlights ongoing challenges in preventing recurrent infections in dairy herds and the need for continued management and treatment strategies.
Nebraska Ag Prices at Top in Nation on Dec. 15
Nebraska farmers on December 15 enjoyed higher price levels than the U S in most categories. The state index stood at 305, 19 points above the U S all commodity index, with all crops at 228 and livestock at 334. Calf prices averaged 30 dollars per hundredweight in a ninth straight month of gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
U.S
Hearing Aid Authority John W Taul to Visit Sidney Hotel
Hard of hearing expert John W Taul, renowned in hearing aids, will be at the Couch Hotel in Sidney on Thursday January 1st from 10 am to 10:40 am for a free audiometric test and analysis. Learn about new electronic developments aiding thousands to hear better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Taul
Couch Hotel
Sidney
Wheat Acreage Freed From Production Controls
The government lifted all wheat and corn production limits to expand reserves and support meat production, as stated by Secretary Brannan. Officials expect larger crops and warn several grain types remain under control to safeguard national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Warning on tavern walls reinforces age verification law
A revised sign on tavern walls emphasizes penalties for minors misrepresenting age to buy beer. It urges customers to alert owners if a minor secures beer, calls Nebraska retailers to enforce the rule, and suggests signing Sworn Statements of Age in doubtful cases. Citizens are urged to cooperate and provide proof of age when asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Grain program tweaks ease limits on peanuts and rice
Officials said tightening measures on wheat and corn were reversed while tobacco reserves remained ample. Acreage allotments for wheat were set up and corn allotments kept in force but raised. the changes reflect heavy grain use in recent months under an expanded meat production program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannan
Zoning ordinance amendment for Sidney city buildings
Ordinance amends article I and the zoning plan of Ordinance No. 322 of Sidney. It provides for the rezoning of certain properties therein. The measure is enacted by the mayor and city council of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Obe
Stovey
Zoning Change Proposed in Sidney Nebraska
Sidney residents and property owners consider revising the city’s Zoning Plan to reclassify Lots 1 2 3 4 Block 11 Clarkson’s Addition from Residence A to Residence B. Ordinance repeals conflicting sections and takes effect upon lawful passage and publication. Mayor H. E. Pierson and City Clerk R. Tobin noted. There is also an unrelated ad promoting Scotch tape and dispensers in The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
City of
Sidney
Clarkson's
Addition
H. E. Pierson
Estest
R. Tobin
Pickles and Glass Containers Discussed in Brief
A note describes sliced pickles fan spread as an attractive garnish and mentions lightweight glass containers enabling faster cooling of foods in refrigerators.
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Bethlehem
Wickard
Ernest Wickard
Lodgerole
Mrs. Wickard
Tokyo
Japan
Lincoln
Nebraska Ag
Nebraska Division
United States Brewers Foundation
First Nat'l Bank Bldg
Telegraph
West
Webber
Chicago
Webber’s
Webber's
Scottsbluff
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