Nebraska's Vast Ground Water Reserve Tapped by University
Nebraska holds about 316 trillion gallons of underground water, mapped across the state. University of Nebraska Conservation and Survey division gathers the facts, ranking among the nation's eight most complete surveys by the U S Geological Survey. The data aid towns cities farmers and industry in planning use of groundwater.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska Conservation and Survey Division
University
U. S.geological Department
U. of N
Sidney Draw (By Mrs Frank Kurz) Charles Kurz Roster
Lucille Lye visited Norma Benzel Tuesday evening. The children of District 36 enjoyed a three day vacation last week while their teacher attended the Stock Show in Denver. Lucille Lye visited Sidney with Norma Schnell Thursday. Lois Cleary and Edward Lye were married Sunday. A large crowd attended the reception and dance at the Alex Lye home. The young couple received many gifts and best wishes.
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Lucille Lye
Norma Benzel
Dist
Denver
Sidney
Norma Schnell
Lois Cleary
Edward Lye
Alex Lye
Claude Chambers
Ralph Carlson
Harry Hazlett
East Sidney
Albin Olson
Sheller
Luehrs
Henry Haupt
Larry Mohatt
Jimmy Mohatt
Robert
Howard Kurz
Ed Lye
Robert Kurz
Edna Forster
Marvin Kettler
Robert Johnson
Frank Kurz
Hugh Cortney
Catherine Mohatt
Jim Mohatt
Robert Hazlett
Birthday Pinochle Party Highlights South Colton Social
A. W. Thomas celebrated a birthday with a pinochle party at his home Friday. High scores were by Mr. and Mrs. E. Schlimpert, low by J. F. Moseman. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. E. Sterz and many Elsen family members. Lunch followed.
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A. W. Thomas
E. Schlimpert
J.F. Moseman
E. Sterz
Roy Thomas
Harold Thomas
Irwin Fischer
J. F. Mo
Maple Grove community notes from Mrs. Ed Miles
Community social life is recapped with visits among Maple Grove residents including the Miles, Sharman, Spiker, Runion, Yaeger and Rasmussen families. Activities span gatherings at homes, church events, a Waffle supper, a telephone meeting, and upcoming Farmers Union at George Kavanaugh’s on February 15.
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Harvey Miles
Bob Nelson
Ed Miles
Alice
Harvey
Albert Workman
Verne Sharman
Farmers Union
George Kavanaugh
NONE POSSIBLY BETTER CLUB MEETS AT MEMBER HOME
The NONE POSSIBLY BETTER CLUB met Tuesday at 10 30 a m at Mrs Pp J Beyer s home with Mrs Louis Neu man assisting Eleven members and three visitors were present A covered dish luncheon followed The lesson focused on Refinishing Furniture and Wood work The next meeting is scheduled for Feb 19 at Mrs Louis Miller s home with Mrs W E Chambers assisting The leader will present New Views in Cupboards Mrs Walter Johnson reporter
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N. P. B. Club
Pp. J. Beyer
Louis Neuman
Louis Miller
W. E. Chambers
Walter Johnson
Cheyenne D-G Rural Youth Organization Meetings
The fourth meeting held December 12 in Gurley marked a Christmas party with 23 members and 18 guests from the Sidney Potter group. Games, gift exchange, carols, and lunch followed. A January 7 meeting at Dalton school auditorium drew 19 members and ten visitors, with three admission applications. Reverend W L Jewett of Sidney spoke on four years as a chaplain and his overseas travels.
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Cheyenne
D-G Rural
Gurley
Sidney Potter
Dalton School
W. L. Jewett
Sidney
Jewett
Shirley Rose
Betty Grunwald
Frozen Foods Pop Up Menu
Frozen fruits should be used promptly after removal from storage and thawed only as needed. Keep packaging sealed, refreezing is discouraged, and proper thawing times vary by method. Meat alternatives and careful cooking at low temperatures help preserve flavor and extend available supplies.
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Mary Burbank
County Home
Make Pot Holders From Old Ironing Board Pads
If your ironing board pad is worn, cut it into squares and cover with bright material. You will find you have splendid pot holders.
Farm labor outlook for 1946 in Nebraska
A Bridgeport meeting with county farm agents and state labor officials from Lincoln and panhandle counties fostered optimism for 1946. Although no firm commitments were made, plans to recruit Mexican nationals and Texas labor, with 64 000 acres of sugar beets targeted in western Nebraska, were outlined alongside a need for about 5 500 outside workers, especially in Scotts Bluff and southern Sioux counties.
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Bridgeport
Panhandle
Lincoln
St. Louis
Texas
Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Sioux
LeRoy Snipes
State Extension Service
Sugar Company
Kimball
Dawes
Sheridan
Box Butte
Morrill
Garden
Keith
Cheyenne
Agricultural College
Spud Rot Control Urged for Nebraska Seed Potatoes
Western Nebraska potato growers face potential heavy seed potato losses if a wet spring creates favorable conditions for rot. The Potato Development Division warns that damp cellar leaks and rising temperatures can accelerate leak and pink rot, and urges growers to keep seed dry, ventilate, inspect regularly, and avoid selling subpar lots to protect future plantings. Ring rot may spread via bin boards, floors, and sacks.
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Western Nebraska
Potato Development Division
All Sur
Best Quality Seed Named at Nebraska Crop Improvement Meet
Nebraska Crop Improvement association will name its premier seed producer at its Lincoln meeting February 5 and 6. D L Gross J C Swinbank Paige L Hall H C Murphy of Iowa State College will speak on soybeans hybrid corn oats and certified seed. Dr Arthur L Miler will address the banquet Tuesday evening.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Agriculture
Lincoln
D. L. Gross
J. C. Swinbank
Paige L. Hall
H. C. Murphy
Iowa State College
Ames
T. M. McCalla
D. E. Hutchinson
H. F. Rhoades
Arthur L. Miler
Rufus M. Howard
Lyle de Moss
Omaha
L. F. Larson
W. J. Loeffel
F. FE. Mussehl
Noel S. Hanson
Rural Youth Plans February Banquet After January Meeting
The Rural Youth group met January 23 in the city auditorium basement with 26 members and guests. They prepared for a February 24 banquet. Rev. Walter L. Jewett spoke on the Flowers of the Tropics and Jungle Schools. Entertainment by Ethel Klentz, Warren Johnson, and Raymond Madden. Refreshments by Wilma Segelke, Verlin Livingston, and LaVern Ells. Earl Geu, reporter.
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Walter L. Jewett
The
Tropics
Ethel Klentz
Warren Johnson
Raymond Madden
Wilma Segelke
Verlin Livingston
LaVern Ells
Right Side Wrong Side Ironing Guide for Fabrics
The right side for ironing depends on fabric color and type. Dark cotton linen rayon crepe should be pressed on the wrong side, wool with a pressing cloth, while white and light colored cottons are ironed on the right side. Some heavy fabrics like damask are pressed on both sides. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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Illey
Sidney Draw
Mrs
South Colton
Mig. A. J. Elsen
Marianne George
Roche Hospital
Arlie Zalesky
Cecil Hunt
H. J. Elsen
Curtis
Bob
Country Club
Nels Johnson
Stanley Elsen
John DeMers Jr
Anna Badziong
J. F. Moseman
John DeMers
Maple Grove
Ainett Runion
T.C. Spiker
Harold Spiker
Malcom Yaeger
Yager
W. T. Sharman
Julia Rasmussen
Dorothy
Cecil Tremain
Gerald
Albert Stevens
Carol Tremain
Frank Flessner
Faye
Methodist
Roland Green
Elsie Glant
Albert Runion
Dunn
Alfred Jorgensen
Dallas
Kent Hyatt
W.t.sharman
Frank Rasmussen
Rita
Lester Badziong
Earl Sharman
Ed Games
Ruth Birdwell
Ted Panas
Floyd Worth
Earl Geu
Telegraph
Joe Ladine
John J. Treinen
Nebr
Erate
Maddox
Tevit
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
March of Dimes
Sidney City Auditorium
Barkers Orchestra
Ednesday
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