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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1964
Page
9
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Lincoln Nebraska Wheat Commission says USDA changes to official grain standards will make U S wheat more competitive abroad. New rules take effect May 1 1964 and introduce a total defects category with limits of 3 percent for No 1 and 5 percent for No 2, plus a dockage threshold reduced to 0.5 percent before measurement.
Pete Carver of Tennessee claims to be the world's only born barn straightener. At 77 he estimates he straightens about a dozen barns a year and says he has never had one collapse. He uses cables and a winch and emphasizes patience in his work.
Two finalists from Iowa and Oregon captured grand prizes in the Make It Yourself With Wool finals in Albuquerque New Mexico on January 20. Diane Buffington Des Moines and Sonya Lozier Enterprise earned 14 day Caribbean vacations plus luggage.
Lincon area experts report an above average peanut harvest in 1963 due to favorable growing conditions in the southeast and southwest U S. Ethel Diedrichson of the University of Nebraska notes peanuts are a major food, with over 55 percent processed into peanut butter. She explains roasting, shell and germ removal, and three textures of peanut butter. The mixture is then chilled and packed. refrigerated storage helps it keep.
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