Harvest Armada Moves Across Nebraska Wheat Fields Near Lorenzo
Wheat in Cheyenne County shows rapid growth amid ample moisture and hot weather. Reports from custom combines indicate Kansas fields up to 80 bushels per acre, with Nebraska Panhandle prospects of 46 to 60 bushels. Photographs taken five miles east of Lorenzo reflect average conditions as of this morning.
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Nebraska
Chappell
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Lorenzo
Kansas
Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska Aims for $1 Billion Farm Income Rise in a Decade
M M VanKirk of the Nebraska Farm Bureau outlines a practical goal: boost Nebraska agricultural gross output from about $2.0 billion to $3.0 billion in ten years by expanding beef production and valued feed grain use. Key factors include abundant water for irrigation, university research growth, and the U S Meat Research Center at Clay Center to improve storage, shipping, and processing. Endorsed at a University of Nebraska seminar, the plan envisions rural development and off the farm employment as outcomes of a healthier agricultural economy.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Center For Continuing Education
Nebraska Committee On Public Relations
Max Brown
Lexington
College of Agriculture
Durward B. Varner
Varner
Frank Baker
Animal Science Department
Warner
U.S. Meat Research Center
Clay Center
Cheyenne County Chamber Directors to Meet Tuesday Evening
The board of directors of the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday night at 7:45 at the chamber offices. Minning laws prohibit commercial capture of minnows within 200 yards of dams and similar obstructions but individuals may take minnows for personal use with a legal dip net.
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Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Harvest Season Reaches North Platte Wheat Fields
A bountiful harvest extends to North Platte with cutting under way as weather cooperates. Delbert Urling reports strong yields near Cambridge and Red Willow elevator stocks full. McCook and Holdrege areas show 50 to 60 bushels per acre, with Deuel County awaiting July 10. Alliance and Box Butte areas expect cutting around July 10 to 12, Dalton breaks start early, and weather remains hot and dry.
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State Department of Labor
Grant
Elsie
Madrid
McCook
Delbert Urling
Urling Grain Co
Red Willow
Cambridge
Cheyenne County
Dalton
Weather Bureau
Curtis warns debt limit rise is necessary for economy
Sen. Carl T. Curtis argues in a Senate address that failing to raise the $18 billion debt ceiling to $395 billion could trigger Treasury cash shortfalls, missed payments to Federal employees, and disrupted grants. He says Congress will approve the increase, noting past raises totaling $100 million, though the real issue remains unresolved.
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Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
United States Senate
Sen. Curtis
Congress
Treasury
Grilled Chicken With Cranberry Dip Recipe Notes
Outlined method for outdoor grilling of chicken quarters with a butter cranberry glaze and a hot cranberry dip. Includes preparation steps to cut joints, brush with sauce, grill 20 to 30 minutes per side, and serve with dip. Also provides dip ingredients and storage guidance.
Nebraska’s elk and the cost of federal spending
The excerpt notes rising costs as a painful yearly burden tied to profligacy and unchecked federal expenditures. It recalls Nebraska’s elk history, mentioning a herd of about 300 near Ord in 1875, illustrating a once abundant range now affected by policy and spending pressures.
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Nebraska
Ord
14 Year Old Handles Sale In Place Of Auctioneer Father
Harold Kraupie of Bridgeport is in Denver VA hospital after heart surgery. His 14 year old son Darrell ran the sale, learned from his father, and delivered a strong chant. The scene appeared on sale bills across a wide area. Telegraph want ads get results.
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Harold Kraupie
Bridgeport
Harold
Darrell
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