Peetz News Farm Club Picnic Plans Set for Aug 6
Farm Women’s Club schedules family picnic at Sidney Legion Park with supper at 7 30 to allow swimming before meals. Community notes list visits by Fehringer families from Detroit and Aberdeen, various local gatherings, hospitalizations, and a trip through Juliet Missile Controls Center. Also mentions a London Tower Bridge clock from Henry VIII and Florida alligator poaching losses.
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Farm Womens Club
Sidney Legion Park
Rene
Louisville
Norbert Fehringer
Detroit
Mich
Joe Fehringer
Clarence Fehringer
Aberdeen
Ida
Bernice Roberts
Denver
Walter Fehringer
Robert Breuning
Breuning
Agnes
Michigan
Juliett Missle Controls Center
Peetz
Arlo Segelke
Paul Larsen
Sidney
Larry Nelson
Paula
Ralph Cullup
Merino
Colo
Bob Carter
Jay
Claude Gillham
Newport
Ore
Donald Gillham
Claude
Bob Hawkins
Alma Pederson
Melody
Stoneham
Daryl Peake
Bud Goranson
Ott Raddatz
Sound of Music
Otto Raddatz
Joan Tucker
Bill King
Los Angeles
Dean Gillham
Bill
Dean
Victor Fehringer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bob Hartley
Viola Fehringer
Leonard Fehringer
Lloyd Goranson
Alvin Fehringer
Canyon City
Royal Gorge
Jim Schaefer
Joe Brachtenbach and Sons
Ralph Kitchell
Littleton
Orley Beam
Elmer Davis
Bob Davis
Danny Brachtenbach
Merena Reiners
Rose Arbor
Sterling
Dean Bules
Esther Goranson
Marie Johnson
Bob Davis and
Dean DuBois
Francis Roelle
Elaine
Mary Jean
Mike
Lanette
Idaho
Arnold Fehringer
Ronald Visser
Dene Anderson
Clara Nelson
Connie
Jim Nelson
Concord
Calif
Arlo Nelson
Las Vegas
Nev
Hilda Chapel
Bryan Gillham
Lloyd Gillham
Vickie Lamm
Carl Roelle
EUB
Temple Hills
House Owners Cautioned On Equine Anemia
Lincoln reports rising equine infectious anemia cases prompting Nebraska extension officials to urge horse owners to protect livestock. Disease spreads via biting insects and non sterile needles, with no current vaccine. keep horses away from other animals during mosquito season and avoid gatherings to reduce exposure to illnesses such as equine encephalomyelitis and rhinopneumonitis.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Animal Disease Authority
Don't Graze Your Windbreaks In Dry Nebraska
Dry weather and short feed tempt Nebraskans to graze windbreaks and shelterbelts. University extension warns this costly practice risks shelterbelt value, shade, and future livestock feed. Five year grazing can kill belts. build sunshades now or lose belts later. Several local residents and family visits noted. a July birth in Denver to Leonard and Loretta Fehringer is recorded.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Orley Beahm
Chris Chamberlain
Littleton
Elmer Davis
Denver
Davis
Melvin Reseigh
Eunice Faith
Emanuel Troutman
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
Nancy Faith
Dene Rankin
Nebr
Nebra State Board
Peggy Jelinek
Mary Ogden
North Platte
Vincent Swinney
Medford
Ore
Roger Adams
Dean du Bois
Dick du Bois
Orvaldish
Fort Morgan
Melvin Nelson
Jay Rockwell
Ralph Droll
Bill Wilson
Dean Bules
Merena Reiners
Rose Arbor
Sterling
Jolene Rene
Leonard Fehringer
Victor Fehreinger
Donald Fehreinger
Luanne
Kevin
Loretta Fehringer
Maurine Westphalen
Arleigh Nelson
Loveland
Colo
Charlene Nelson
Leo Fehringer
Artichoke Hearts Salad for Guests
To add epicurean flavor, cook a package of frozen artichoke hearts per package directions, chill, then toss with greens and French dressing at serving time. A simple method to elevate a tossed green salad for company.
Campaign for Western Nebraska Vocational School opens Oct 3
Broad coverage across Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado promotes the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School at Sidney opening its first term Oct 3 with a goal of at least 150 students. The drive, funded at no cost to public bodies, uses 12 newspapers and 21 radio tv stations. Mayor J L Thorpe leads a committee to boost enrollment and public interest in the three state area.
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Sidney
J. L. Thorpe
State Department of Education
Sioux Army Depot
Vo-Tech
Millet in West Nebraska Promising For Farm Economy
Millet shows strong potential in southern Panhandle Nebraska with late plantings reworked after heavy rains. Hot weather accelerates growth and could boost farm income if maturity is reached. Irrigated valleys report outstanding prospects for crops. dryland wheat and oats yield well. Barley and rye mostly satisfactory while some winter wheat remains damp. Yields up to 40 bushels per acre noted.
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Panhandle
Nebraska
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