State Farm Income Picture Hinges On Wheat Program
Lincoln Nebraska Everett Peterson University of Nebraska Extension agricultural economist says Nebraska farm income hinges on whether 1964 wheat is included in a new program If not the state could see about a 5 percent drop in net farm income about $20 million below 1963 Nationally demand for farm products may expand exports could hit record highs but gains depend on wheat legislation Changes in income from other products likely small Costs for production have risen for a decade and will continue in 1964 Fertilizer remains a good buyFarm number and per capita income expected to hold steady
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Everett Peterson
University of Nebraska_ Extension
Peterson
U.S
Sidney Draw News Dean Olsons To Stock Show Weekend
Dean Olson and family spent the weekend in Denver for the Stock Show and Taylor Supper Club. The Olson children stayed with grandparents Carl and Olson as locals mourn Max Childers death and extend sympathy to Mrs. Childers and daughters and to LeRoy Childers. Nearby visits included Rozett Wy residents and belated birthday party for Mrs. Frank Kurz with a group of women bringing cake and gifts.
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Dean Olson
Denver
Taylor
Carl Olson
Max Childers
Max
Childers
LeRoy Childers
Jim Lindsay
Linda
Earnest Burk
Rozett
Wyo
Paul Wilson
Robert Kurz
Russell
Frank Kurz
Clara Childers
Ruth Mohart
Mary Krueger
Marcel Krueger
Debbie
Mary van Aelstyn
Evelyn Castellan
Violet Kurz
Mary Kurz
Emily Kurz
Delors Kurz
Russel
Verlen Livingston
Eileen Hutchison
Arvin Livingston
Bob Duncan
Ed Osborn
Sandra Houser Rebounds From Hospital Stay Homebound
Sandra Houser is discharged from Chappell Hospital and recuperating at home. The community shares visits and gatherings at the Houser, Zalesky, Kallhoff, Wilson, and Kurz households including family members from Vinango Colorado and Crook. Various relatives and friends are noted visiting through the week.
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Sandra Houser
Chappell Hospital
Dale Kohlschmidt
Kenneth Tilghman
Ivan Cook
Leonard Dickinson
Ival Rowan
Haxtern
Bud Harvitt
Chappell
Agnes Zalisky
Dick Taylor
Crook
Glen Rokes
J. W. Houser Jr
Charles Krueger
Paul Houser
Ray Knapp
Steve Teighman
Julie
Gina
Lisa Kallhoff
E. W. Zalesky
Vickie
Glen Kokes
Dennis Callies
Vinango
Colorado
Gerald Tremain
Vicki
Agnes Zalesky
Phil
Greg
Kelley Hauser
Dean Meyer
Plan Your ACP Spring Programs
Farmers urged to file requests soon for Agricultural Conservation Program aid for 1964. A cost share of about half the cost for practices such as vegetative cover, erosion control, and water conservation, plus wildlife habitat measures, supports soil and water conservation nationwide since 1936.
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Louis Nienhuser
ASC Committee
ASCS
ACP
Nienhuser
Hog Raising Should Gain In West Nebraska Region
Western Nebraska farmers eye hog raising as a potential income source, with growing feed grain from irrigation boosting corn production. Extension specialist Cliff Ashburn notes swine move west as markets expand, but profitability hinges on feed costs and logistics, as he discusses economics at Bayard Area Swine Day.
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West
Nebraska
Mitchell
Cliff Ashburn
University of Nebraska
Scottsbluff Experiment Station
Ashburn
Bayard
Panhandle
California
Southwest
Nerve deafness and tax news headline 1963 Chicago
In 1963 IRS reports its first 100 billion in federal taxes as part of a 50th anniversary milestone, with almost 106 billion collected. A public notice offers a free booklet on nerve deafness explaining causes, symptoms, and potential aids. It promotes self-help steps and requests readers to write for the booklet.
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Chicago
Internal Revenue Service
UP Films Available for Agriculture Education
Union Pacific Railroad released two 16mm color educational films, Makin Hay and Green Mantel, each ten minutes, aimed at schools, farm training programs, and civic groups. Makin Hay shows modern hay processing and labor saving equipment with storage and processing advances. Green Mantel covers grass importance for range, pasture, hay and erosion control, plus adaptable varieties and forage seed purchasing guidance. J W Jarvis, supervisor of livestock and agriculture, says these films lift total ag film offerings.
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Jarvis
Department of Livestock and Agriculture
Union Pacific Railroad
Dodge Street
Omaha
Nebraska
J. W. Jarvis
Livestock and Agriculture Department
Name Change by Frost Elects Eleva in Wis Town
Researchers recount how Eleva, Wis., population 148, earned its name after a grain elevator project near the railroad. An unfinished painting left the word ELEVA on the side, prompting residents to adopt Eleva over the former New Chicago in 1899.
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Elen Wis
Wisconsin
New Chicago
Eleva
Yellow Pages ads promise new and loyal customers
The ad copy touts Yellow Pages advertising as effective for drawing in new customers and serving existing ones. It emphasizes that functionality matters more than appearance and claims the ads help customers contact the business easily.
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Yellow Pages
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Sidney
Dean Olsons
South Sund News
Keith Wilson
Bud Widers
John Roberts
Douglas Wilson
Tom Kallhoff
Pete Rapp
Sue Fraum
Mark Forman
Kenneth
Sadie Mellburg
Howard Kurz
Carl Kurz
Education Division
Dept. D.M
Miracle Mile Station
Minneapolis, Minn
Agency
Seaves
Sidney, Nebraska
Ackerman-Robinson Agency
Jack Frost
Harold
Dalton
Rural Fire District No. 2
Dalton Fire Hall
Avis Ruggiero Cement Products Co
North Platte, Nebr
Edmund Prenger Prenger
Norfolk
Nebr
Kem
KOMAC
Dupont-Lucite
Armstrong Kentile
Bigelow
Sidney Flooring & Supply CO
Jackson
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