Extension Club Meetings To Be Discontinued Till Fall
Reports from Cheyenne County extension clubs show May meetings with topics on grooming, books, tours, and county fair demos. Clubs plan no summer meetings. upcoming notes include a June picnic, August tea, and September reassembly with new demonstrations.
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Myrtle Higgins
Edith Webster
Lloyd C. Douglas
Osborn
Sidney
Alice Larson
Ruth Morgan
Higgins
Adelaide Swanson
Lillian Schroeder
Esther Henke
Ella Ehlers
Helping Hand Garden and Extension Club
Robert Hiett
Dodge Street
Dwight Beck
Lula Kloepper
I F. N. Club
No Money Calf Auction to Expand to 40 Calves
Salina Kansas CK Ranch owner Boyt J. Vanier announces increasing the No Money Red Circle Calf Auction to 40 top quality calves from 30 due to rising interest. Field Day features a cattle judging contest for farm youths. judging aims to teach selection by experienced ranch managers. the No Money Auction will cap the day as youths showcase Angus and Hereford calves donated by Vanier.
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Salina
Kans
Boyt J. Vanier
Brookville
Kansas
CK Field Day
Mr. Vanier
CK Ranch
Vanier
White Horse of Uffington War Time Landmark Returns
The White Horse of Uffington, a long standing Berkshire Downs landmark carved in chalk, is said to gallop again as a wartime symbol tied to England's industrial heart. The 350 foot figure has been obscured in past efforts after German bombers used it for navigation.
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Berkshire
Air Ministry
Senate May Adjourns By June 10 in Nebraska
At the 65th Nebraska Legislature session, lawmakers expect to reach adjournment by June 10 after a record pace of bills this year. The budget surpasses 190 million, and 41 measures remain in committee. With farmers eager to return to fields and business interests urging action, the chamber eyes a final week of deliberation despite unresolved issues on assessments roads and water diversion.
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Nebraska
First-Hand Knowledge in Madison: Corporal Testifies
In Madison Wisconsin Corporal John Ramzy told the judge that after cards and sharpers clipped him for four dollars a wrist watch and a cigarette he came to town to check reports that gamblers were fleecing servicemen.
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Madison
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John
Army Buglers Give Way To Disc Jockeys In Posts
Washington reports Army buglers fading from daily routine as disc jockeys replace them at posts. Old calls like Reveillé and Taps shrink to a small part of a 41-call repertoire, with many tunes retired or used only for special occasions.
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Washington
Aock
Old Horse Cavalry
Iit
Army
U.S
Daniel Butterfield
Truman
Seymour
U. S. ‘Army
Germany
England
United States
Reveille
Farm Field Day Planned July 7 at Potter Site
Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren announces a field day for farmers to observe state specialist results from outstate test plots. John Weihing, Mark Weldon, and J C Swinbank will lead inspections at the Ivan Walker farm north of Potter. The afternoon event reviews fertilizer plots and 148 farm samples from drill boxes and spring wheat tests.
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Cheyenne County
Ivan Liljegren
John Weihing
Mark Weldon
J. C. Swinbank
Ivan Walker
Potter
Datton
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