Dalton School Open House Slated Jan 29
Sidney reports two minor auto mishaps with no injuries. First, at 7 55 am a 17-year-old driver struck a turning car at 23rd and Newton causing about 50 and 75 dollars in damage respectively. Second, at 5 50 pm a 25-year-old backed into a parked car at the Jones Center with damages not estimated.
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Dalton School
Sidney
Pamela K. Kaus
23Rd Avenue
23Rd
Newton
Dennis Bargen
Kaus
Bargen
Judy K. Margheim
Jones Center
Michael W. Holtz
Speaker To Discuss Keogh Act In Sidney Nebraska
Robert L. Sturm of Walston & Co will discuss The New ly Revised Keogh Act at The Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Sidney Nebraska on Thursday January 19 at 730 p.m. Open to the public free. Sturm, a George Washington graduate and former USAF officer, will also be available for consultations January 20 and 21.
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Robert L. Sturm
Walston & Co., Inc
Norman Davis
Sturm
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney
Nebraska
Motor Hotel
Walston
George Washington University
U.S. Air Force
Denver
Colo
Nebraska Crop Improvement Days spotlight soybean progress
Four soybean developments in Nebraska will be featured at the Nebraska Crop Improvement Days in Lincoln January 23-24. Dean Lancaster says acreage expansion, higher prices, strong demand, and new varieties will shape talks for certified and commercial growers. University staff, breeders, and industry representatives will discuss planting, harvesting, seed, weed control, and certification procedures amid broader sessions on sorghum, wheat, corn, and alfalfa. The event includes officer elections, a banquet, commodity committee meetings, and a ladies program.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Dean Lancaster
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
U.S
Pacific Vegetable Oils Corp
Sidney
Lancaster
Chet Randolph
American Soybean Association
University of Nebraska
David Ashworth
Les Leininger
NN Extension Agronomist
James Henderson
A. T. Ferrell Co
Saginaw
Mich
Loren Robison
LaMoine Brownlee
University
Foundation
H. E. McEvoy
Federal Land of Omaha
Driver Dozes Auto Wrecked in Dalton Area
Leonard E. Bayne 56 of Dalton was in a one car crash at 2 am Tuesday when he apparently fell asleep and veered off a county road into a ditch five miles east and 2 1/4 miles north of Dalton. Vehicle damage estimated at 200 dollars with no injuries.
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Bridgeport
Morrill County
Dr Koch Heads Dental Promotion for Cheyenne County
Dr Del Koch was named chairman of Children’s Dental Health Week for Cheyenne County by Dr L A Ambrose of Omaha, state chairman for the 1967 program set for February 5 to 11. Nebraska’s event, sponsored by the Nebraska Dental Association and local societies, aims to stress lifelong dental health habits under the theme Smile.
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del Koch
Cheyenne County
L. A. Ambrose
Omaha
Nebraska
Nebraska Dental Association
Ambrose
Dalton move marks new home for Embhovics and townsfolk
The Embhovic family transfers residence to Dalton with sons Dave and Doug lodging with grandparents Walter and Winnie Wiegers as their parents finalize the move. The column notes numerous local visits, holiday travels, and church circle activity, including Miriam Circle plans and a Crusoe island renaming story in Chile.
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Wyona Embhovic
Dalton
Dave
Doug
Walter Wiegers
Anna Hume
Orval
Gurley
Hank Jessen
Ray Jessen
Kenneth Davis
Joe Fifer
Leatner
Nancy Davis
Shelbyville
Robert Miller
Jim Miller
Sidney
Ben Block
Henry
Effie Foberts
Houston
Tex
Bill Hartwig
Ray Jobman
Broadwater
New Orleans
Ozarks
Mr. Jobman
Hank Jobman
Gothenburg
Anna Thompson
Irene Thompson
Thomas
Lodgepole
Carl Jurgens
Robert Harms
Dave Hiett
Douglas Pankowski
Paul Ingwerson
Ruby Wood
Ingwerson
Miss Wood
Effie Folkerts
Larry
John J. Folkerts
Miriam
Weyerts Lutheran Church
More Wheat Is Planted In 1967 Across United States
Cheyenne County farmers joined a national trend with greatly expanded winter wheat planting for 1967. The USDA reports 94.1 million acres seeded for harvest next year, the largest since 1952, with several spring wheat states setting historic highs and a projected 1,283 million bushels of winter wheat. Harvest is expected on 85.8 percent of planted acreage.
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Cheyenne County
Usda Crop Reporting Board
United States
USDA
Montana
Washington
Idaho
South Dakota
Nevada
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Colorado
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Paul L. Martin
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