Cut In Wheat Acreage Not Serious Here
Cheyenne County's 1968 wheat acreage allotment is 159,069 acres, essentially unchanged from 1967 after adjustments. The 1967 total had been boosted by two 15 percent increases to meet grain needs, so 1968 nets a similar planting base. Other county figures: Deuel 66,451. Kimball 129,768. Banner 53,740. Garden 41,439. Morrill 35,956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Department of Agriculture
ASC
Lawrence Thompson
Deuel
Kimball
Banner
Garden
Morrill
Land-Cattle Co. Teams Offered For Centennial Parade
Land-Cattle Co will provide all horse teams harnesses and drivers for Cheyenne County's Centennial parade. Ken McMillen announced the offer at the Centennial Celebration meeting. Bernard Beyer will donate several loads of firewood for the barbecue. Ed Cole urged banners for Illinois Street to decorate Sidney for host city duties.
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Bush Creek Land and Cattle Company
Cheyenne County
Ken McMillen
Bernard Beyer
Lord August Qeisry
Ed Cole
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Mlinois Street
Sidney
Mr. Cole
99 3 Million Acres of Wheat State Allotments Released
Secretary Orville L Free man announces the 1968 crop state wheat planting allotments under a supply adjustment program setting a national allotment of 59 3 million acres The 1968 national allotment is 68 195 000 acres Readouts show state shares for Colorado Iowa Kansas Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming with 1967 comparison figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
National Duroc Swine Congress Held in Omaha July
The National Duroc Congress runs July 19 to 21 at Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum in Omaha. Bruce Henderson announced events begin at 2 p.m. with certification pairs, followed by barrow entries and six breeding classes. The July 20 banquet will crown the new Duroc queen, with sale of prize boars and gifts on closing night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ak-Sar- Ben
Bruce Henderson
United Duroc Swine Registry
Duroc
Conservation measures urged after Sidney Draw flood damage
County residents examine flood impacts in Cheyenne and Kimball counties with erosion from Sidney Draw. Experts emphasize prevention cost less than restoration and urge cooperative land handling, structures, terracing, strip cropping, and mulching with government cost share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Draw
Cheyenne County
Kimball County
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District
Freeze Eggs Now While Price Low
Nebraska poultry technologist Dr. Glenn Froning shows how to store the season's eggs by freezing for six to eight months. Prepare whole eggs or separated yolks and whites with sugar or salt as directed, then seal in air tight containers. If freezing isn’t possible, keep eggs cold in paper cartons big end up to preserve quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Poultry Production
Glenn Froning
Sorghum Loan and Purchase Rates Set in Nebraska
A loan and purchase rate on grain sorghums is set at 1.48 per hundredweight in most western Nebraska counties including Cheyenne. Statewide rates range from 1.48 to 1.58 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne
4-H Camps Highlighted June In Cheyenne County
June brought a flurry of 4-H activity in Cheyenne County with the Ki-Ba-Chy-Mo District Camp at Sidney June 13 14 15 and a larger Halsey Nebraska state camp later in the month. About 191 participants received help from Marie Kurz Ruth Rexroth and Helen Woten as Keith Rexroth earned an award at Conservation Camp. The week also featured State 4-H Club Week in Lincoln with Connie Flora Rollie Rexroth Kathy Woten and Kent Brauer earning trips and honors. A first time state event sponsorship by Cheyenne County 4-H Council included plans for a Washington DC exchange trip and a Cheyenne County Invitational Horse Show drew crowd support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Marie Kurz
Ruth Rexroth
Helen Woten
Keith Rexroth
Halsey
Nebraska
Keith
East Campus
Lincoln
Neb
Connie Flora
Rollie Rexroth
Kathy Woten
Kent Brauer
Connie
Clover Leaf
Timely
Massachusetts
Washington, D.C
4-H
Bernie Gass
Eddie Brauer
Leroy Childers
Carl Kurz
Saddle Club
Hungary
Middle Loup River
Ivan Liljegren
Priscilla Liljegren
Tom Atkins
Loup
Bob Houser
Enrollment Rise in Nebraska 4-H Clubs Across 3032 Units
Latest figures show 4 H Club enrollment in Nebraska climbing to 28 571 members across 3032 clubs. Of these 24219 are girls and 14352 are boys with homemaking projects leading girls and beef TV light horse swine dairy and sheep leading boys. The Cooperative Extension Service backs the program through a partnership of USDA state land grant colleges and county governments with 15 000 non farm youths involved. Plantar warts linked to the same virus family as other warts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cooperative Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Old Schoolmates Reunite as Local Residents Visit
Glenn Dickinson hosts visitors from Idaho and California as longtime schoolmates Jean Winslow and Glenn Dickinson celebrate 1932 graduation. The tale Includes neighbors, family visits, and local errands with multiple households hosting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Pavlat
Boise Idaho
Richard Pavlat
Sunol
Jean Pavlat Winslohlw
California
Glenn Dickinson
Jean Winslow
Arnold Haack
Eddie
E. W. Zalesky
Kenneth Tilghman
Connie
Denver
Ted Houser
J. W. Houser Sr
Don Lukens
Gene Bonkiewicz
Dianne
Cheyenne
Wyo
Joe Bonkiewicz Jr
Ron Hergenrader
Sterling
Dicksinson
Burl Gentry
Lydia Mitchell
Marcia Ahlberg
Glenn Weller
Sidney
Joe Benkiewicz Jr
Frank Mazel
Jerry Oliverius
Linda
Calvin
Joe R. Hornicek
Marvin Miles
Julesburg
Colo
Don Miles
Chappell
Earl Cruise
Kenneth de~ Mers
E.W. Zales
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Halsey River
U. S
Nink
Kokier Motor CO
12Th & Jackson
12Th & Sackson
Dale Katen Agency
Nebr
South Sunol News
Glenn Dickinsons
Gleaners & Olivers
Midwest Equipment Co
Forrest
Larson Machinery Co
Combine
John Deere
Sidney Implement, Inc
East
Illinois
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