Val Peterson Seeks Re-Election In Nebraska Primary
Lincoln Nebraska Governor Val Peterson filed Wednesday as a candidate for re election seeking the Republican nomination in the April 13 primary. He touted highway system gains of 9 six million in 1947 and 11 million in new construction plus a 2 million federal aid package for flood damaged bridges.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Val Peterson
Washington
Peterson
University of Nebraska
Agricultural College
Pick-Sloan
Terson
Ate
Veterans’ Affairs Department
State Safety Council
Division of
Nebraska Resources
Farmers Elected Committees Highlighted at PMA Conference
Nebraska delegates Frank W. Reed and Edward C. Frost joined Robert L. Green in Colorado Springs for the national PMA conference December 8 to 12. The meeting marked PMA's first full representation across all branches since its two-year origin from 14 agricultural agencies. Secretary Clinton P. Anderson praised farmer elected committees as the strongest force at county and community levels in the farm program.
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Production and Marketing Administration
Colorado Springs
Colo
Robert L. Green
Nebraska
PMA
Frank W. Reed
Edward C. Frost
Mr. Green
Clinton P. Anderson
Democracy in Action Shaped by Farmer Committees
Jesse B. Gilmer, PMA administrator, praises the agricultural conservation program. He emphasizes farmer-elected community and county committees give rural Americans a grass roots voice from the back-40 and ensure decisions reach the individual farm. The committee system and AAA plan, he says, may be the era’s most significant agricultural development.
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Try
Jesse B. Gilmer
PMA
Farmers of America Eall
Saime
AAA
Rural Youth and His Home Community Conference at Uni
The annual Nebraska Town and Country Church Conference at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture on January 21-22 features national and Nebraskan leaders. Topics include rural-urban population significance, rural home and education, church roles, and training rural leadership. The event is open to all denominations to allow lay participation with ministers.
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Nebraska Town and Country
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska Christian Rural Fellowship Institute
Mark A. Dawher
Home Missions Council of North America
New York City
Stanley Hamilton
Rural Life Association
Richmond
Ind
Gene Wetherall
Bible College of Missouri
Columbia
Nebraskia
Caroll Lemon
Linccoln
Sidney L. McCizig
Elfair
R. W. Jensen
Fiats City
T. H. Alexencer
Siste
Es Modereiter
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
John P. Johansen
University of Nebaska
America
Dr. Johansen
Thurskey
J. L. Themes
Highway 30 Group Considers Wider Advertising Drive
The Highway 30 Travel group met at Rewlins Wyoming this week to discuss expanding services from Town through Nevada. Directors approved bylaws, joining the Pacific Northwest association, and a committee to place signage orders. Plans include spending nearly $3,000 for at least 20 signs in Nebraska and Utah with hopes for Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles signboards.
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Nevada
Rewlins
Wyo
Gerd
Pacific Northwest Association
Plers
Chicago
Nebraska
Utah
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cyclists Delayed in Securing Licenses Warned by Police
Chief Barvey Vizina warns bicycle owners they must buy licenses by February 1 or face penalties. Only 235 licenses sold so far this week. bicycles found without licenses on or after February 1 will be impounded and owners penalized.
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Barvey
Vizina
Elwell Sees Dodge Truck Campaign Plans Hinted
John Elwell of the Elwell Motor Company returned from Omaha where Dodge field leaders and Detroit executives outlined advertising merchandising and other plans for a new line of trucks. The program includes dealer and salesman training to match hauling needs and a large advertising release across newspapers magazines vocational applications and roster boards.
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John Elwell
Elwell Motor Company
Omaha
Dodge Field
Detroit
Deege
Juveniles Accused In City Break-Ins
Five juveniles are in custody on charges of car theft and city break-ins. Sheriff W. W. Exihulz and Chief Eervey S. Vizina lead the investigation amid reports of possible additional members. Authorities say more investigations are forthcoming as details emerge.
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W. W. Exihulz
Eervey S. Vizina
Juveniles Accused in Sinclair Filling Station Burglary
A group of youths ages 13 to 15 allegedly broke into Sinclair filling station and stole cars for rides, sometimes not returning them to their original spots. They are also accused of breaking into John Brown's popcorn stand and taking merchandise. charges have not been filed yet.
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Sinclair
John Brown
Home Account Book Help Offered by County Extension
Women who kept 1847 home account books may receive analysis and balancing help at the county extension office. Miss Violet Shepherd, home extension agent, urged those needing assistance to visit the office within the next three weeks.
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Violet Shepherd
IDEAL INCOME TAX FORMS PROMOTE READY 1948 STOCK
IDEAL INCOME TAX RECORD AND BOOKKEEPING FORMS are marketed as the simplest to use. The Telegraph notes a complete stock available for farmers and business men with replacement sheets, urging readers to consult a lawyer or tax consultant and get ready for 1948.
Prairie View social notes and visits dated week
Prairie View column reports numerous visits and social calls. Grover Sanders and family attended events at several homes. neighbors toured Skottsbluff, Bridgeport, and Dalton. the Cozy Corner Club meets at Elsie Scheffert’s home. George Niemann and family visited Sterling.
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Grover Sanders
Dick Juells
Ernie Nickell
Skottsbluff
Ola Brogren
Christ Mans Home
Lee Shoemaker
C. M. Mayer
Sidney
Bill Schaffert
George Niemann
M. W. Mayer
Monte
Sandra
Godling
Potter
Clason Spencer
Dist
George Juelfs
C. E. Rogers
Morris Challberg
Don Young
Bill Schafert
Chris Maas
Cozy Corner Club
Elsie Scheffert
Geo. Niemann
Straw fibers push into broad industrial use
Straw, our main crop residue, expands into industry. Processed straw now feeds cigarette papers and straw board, and high quality writing paper. Abroad it is used for brick making, thatching roofs, twine substitutes, mats, bags, apparel, fuel and various household uses.
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Dodge Campaign
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Betty Schaffert
Milton Handsel
del Monte
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Jessee
Abe
Birds Eye
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