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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1966

Page

2

Crop Days Success and Record Attendance

One of the most successful Crop Improvement Days in history ended Tuesday with high praise for attendance, local effort, and the Cheyenne County Certified Seed Growers. About 250 attended a Monday banquet. the Tuesday luncheon drew the best crowd yet. NCIA elected two directors Norman Wieselmeyer and John Osler, reorganized the board with Ralph Raikes as chair, Lawrence Condon as vice chair, and Wayne Campbell as treasurer. A Monday luncheon featured Mrs. Raymond Walker presiding. other program highlights included the We Four from Lorenzo, Mrs. George Fleming’s Sylvia’s Story Hats, and Mrs. Fred Kriesel’s reading.

Cheyenne County Certified The College of Agriculture Nebraska Crop Improvement Association NCIA Norman Wieselmeyer Deshler Lynn Wallen McCook John Osler Elsie Ralph Schroeder Elwood Ralph Raikes Ashland Lawrence Condon Creighton Wayne Campbell Lodge~ Pole First Christian Church Raymond Walker We Four Lorenzo George Fleming Sylvia’s Fred Kriesel Gurley

Nebraska Crop Improvement Days Honors Two Extension Specialists

Chet Swinbank and M. D. Weldon, longtime University of Nebraska Extension agronomy and soils specialists, received special plaques of appreciation at the 1966 Nebraska Crop Improvement Days banquet. Swinbank, now with Colorado State University, attended to accept in person. Weldon was detained in Lincoln by university business and to receive his plaque later.

Sidney University of Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Agriculture Chet Swinbank NU. Extension Agronomist M.D. Weldon Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Swinbank Colorado State University Weldon Lincoln Ralph Raikes Ashland Mr. Wheat

Wauneta Seed Champ Honored At Crop Improvement Day

Sidney Cleo N Hixon honored as Nebraska's premier seed grower at the Crop Improvement Day banquet in Ft Sidney. He has farmed Chase County for about 40 years on an 800 acre Wauneta farm, producing certified wheat seed since 1950 with varieties Cheyenne Bison Warrior Ottawa and Lancer. He estimates distributing over 75 000 bushels of certified wheat seed and also grows corn and milo.

Sidney Cleo N. Hixon Nebraska Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Chase County Wauneta Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Hixon Cheyenne Bison Warrior Ottawa Harold Draper Gurley Gene Lienemann Louis Miller

Capacity Crowd Attends Nebraska Crop Improvement Banquet

About 200 people filled the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel banquet room for the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association annual dinner. William Monke praised farmers and their wives for the convention’s success. The event favored relaxation over business with the Ft. Sidney Colonels performing choral pieces. Awards went to Cleo Hixon for seed production and to J. C. Swinbank for long service to extension. Jim Ross of Nebraska University spoke and showed Husker 1965 game films.

Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Nebraska Crop Improvement Assn William Monke Sidney Association Ft. Sidney Cleo Hixon Wauneta Hixon Nbraska J. C Chet’ Swinbank Cheyenne County Jim Ross Nebraska University

Five Men On Programs At Nebraska Crop Convention

These are some of the men who played important roles on the programs at the convention of The Nebraska Crop Improvement Assn, convention in Sidney this week.

Nebraska Crop Improvement Assn Sidney

Gubernatorial Candidate Emphasizes Rural Development

Republican candidate N. T. Tiemann urged economic growth in rural Nebraska at a Crop Improvement Days luncheon in Sidney. He highlighted livestock expansion, value of agricultural research, and Main Street development, noting Nebraska’s potential as a top food producer. The event featured Clay Kennedy as master of ceremonies and guests included State Senator and Mrs. George Fleming.

Lawrence Condon Creighton Clay Kennedy Brownville Ncia N. T. Tiemann Wausa Kennedy Sidney Tiemann Nebraska United States Main Neb Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Cheyenne County George Fleming

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Swinbank, Weldon Ees Ata Lee Shoemaker Leon Larson Draper Virgil Johnson Research Agronomist C. R. Fenster Extension Agronomist Mihai Lamoine Brownlee Sidney Telegraph Llth Ave Dean Lancaster Lorenzo High School Garry Brown Marla Walker Rick Walker Jay Jacobsen Telegraph 11Th Ave
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