Sheep Day Set For August 3 1951 Lincoln Nebraska
The 15th Annual Sheep Day Show and Sale is scheduled for Friday August 3 at the State Fair Grounds Lincoln. M A Alexander Secretary of the Nebraska Registered Sheep Breeders says Frank Rice of Midwest Wool Marketing Cooperative will address wool market issues. Judges Tommy Dean and W T Vay will place breeds. sale begins 1 00 p m after 10 00 a m judging. 102 rams and 50 ewes pure bred yearlings from Nebraska flocks will be offered including Hampshire Shropshire Southdown Corriedale Oxford and Cheviot. Representatives from University of Nebraska 20 breeders and several county leaders will assist with questions.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Sheep Breeders
Agricultural Extension Service
State Fair Grounds
M. A. Alexander
Nebraska
Alexander
Frank Rice
Tommy Dean
Kansas State College
W. T. "Svy
University of Nebras
W. W. Derrick
K. C. Fouts
University of Nebraska
Walter Stuhr
York County
Lawrence Sims
Butler County
Joe E. Lorenz
Saline County
Carl Wilkens
Omaha
Hampshire
Shropshire
Southdown
Corriedale
Oxford
Cheviot
Food Lockers Rise Across United States in 1948
Economists report frozen food locker plants in the United States grew from 200 in 1935 to about 11,000 in 1948. Most plants were in the North Central states, housing 2.5 million lockers. Farmers were the main customers, renting about two thirds, with town residents making up the rest. Locker operations are usually small and independent, often attached to meat markets or grocery stores, and many are joint ventures. Meat products dominate storage, while processing and slaughtering services are key offerings.
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United States
North” Central Livestock Marketing Research Committee
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
North Central States
Stolley and Fort Kearney Park Gems in Central Nebraska
Central Nebraska showcases Stolley and Fort Kearney state parks with historic Fort Independence and Old Fort Kearney. Fort Kearney State Park near Kearney preserves parade grounds and fort sites dating to 1847, while Stolley Park near Grand Island preserves Fort Independence, its fortified cottonwood log structure, a 1927 state donation, and year round access with fireplaces and a log cabin.
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Nebraska
Fort Kearney
Stolley
Kearney
Kearney County
Grand Island
Heat limits for wheat grain drying urged by Nebraska official
J C Swinbank of the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association warns mills to limit drier temperatures to under 120 F at intake and under 150 F in the hot air section to avoid damage to baking quality. Even 100 F can hurt germination and shelf life. run grain faster or multiple passes, check temps with a thermometer, and heed cautions to preserve grain value for sale.
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Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
J. C._ Swinbank
Nebraska
Swinbank
Anderson Joins U. P. Staff as General Attorney
James H. Anderson former Nebraska attorney general joins Union Pacific Railroad as general attorney for Nebraska and Iowa. The appointment announced in Omaha by C. B. Matthai, general solicitor. Anderson, 41, born in Minden and raised in Scottsbluff, previously served in state government and legislature and was city and county attorney at Scottsbluff. He will replace R. B. Hamer.
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State of
Nebraska
James H. Anderson
Union Pacific Railroad
Anderson
Iowa
Omaha
C. B. Matthai
Young & Williams
Minden
Nebra
University of Nebraska College of Law
Scottsbluff
Scotts Bluff
North 54Th St
Union Pacific
R. B. Hamer
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