Nebraska Wheat Outlook Boosted by Rainy Late Spring
USDA projects Nebraska winter wheat yield at 96 448 000 bushels with Panhandle at about 20 million. If maintained this would be the fourth largest Nebraska crop on record. Farmers hope for continued good growing weather as rains and late freezes influence harvest expectations, with harvest to begin late in the month and mainly in July.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Panhandle
USDA
Kenneth Logan
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Logan
Big Game Permit Date Nearing for Hunters
The Game Commission reminds hunters that applications for big game permits must be postmarked June 15 or later. Permits for deer, antelope, or wild turkey require official forms from vendors, courthouses, or Game Commission offices in Lincoln, Norfolk, Bassett, North Platte and Alliance. Fees are $10 resident, $25 nonresident for deer and antelope, and $5 resident, $15 nonresident for turkey licenses.
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Lincoln
Game Commission
Norfolk
Bassett
North Platte
Alliance
Local Families Honor 28th Anniversary and Gather for Events
South Sund News reports Arlan Luxas honored on 28th wedding anniversary as Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brauer host relatives. Plainview Club held a bridal shower for Miss Karen Deaver with gifts and luncheon. Numerous visits and birthday wishes noted among Sterling and Sterling area residents.
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Lloyd Brauer
Arlan
Luxa
Steve
Russell George Sr
Plainview Club
Leon Lafler
Karen Deaver
Kenneth Tilghman
Frances Klein
Sterling
Earl Cruise
Mark
Joe R. Hornicek
Mmes
Raymond
Kathy
Damie
Dorothy Weingardt
E. W. Zalesky
Vicki
Mike
Joe Henzi
Massive Grasshopper Spray Job Planned in Nebraska
Aerial spraying of 148 000 acres of western Nebraska rangeland to control grasshoppers is set to begin the week of June 19. The plan is a cooperative effort by ranchers the state and the federal government using marathion and funded equally by all parties.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Jerry Bell
U.S. Department of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Bell
Wildcat Hills
Gering
Wyoming Line
Ogallala
Keith County
Scotts Bluff
Morrill and Banner
Keith and Garden Counties
Wildcat Range
H. E. Birchfield
McGrew
Keith and Garden County
Rollie Orr
Lewellen
Keith
Garden
Morrill
Banner Counties
Church approves merger plan for Methodist and Brethren churches
Delegates at the Nebraska Methodist Annual Conference in Lincoln June 5-8 voted 333 yes and 3 no on a plan of union with the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The accord, previously approved in Chicago by top bodies of both denominations, edges the merger forward.
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Nebraska Methodist
Lincoln
United Brethren
Chicago
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