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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1970
Page
14
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Ralph S Osborn died at 60 with funeral at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery. pallbearers were fellow classmates. Walter J Sears died at 78 at Park View Lodge Rest Home. services held in Rushville with burial there. Sears born Hay Springs. survived by widow Esther and daughter Marie. others noted include brothers Charlie and William.
A total of 416 Nebraska 4-H youths will participate in a summer Citizenship Short Course at the National 4-H Center in Washington DC. The program runs 11 week sessions with county selected teams responsible for follow up citizenship activities in their counties.
Claire Schuneman explains that under 1965 1967 and 1968 rules a child may receive benefits based on a mother's work even if she is deceased or not recently employed. Nebraska's Scottsbluff office serves the Panhandle 9 to 5 weekdays. The dairy section notes cheese production rising to 26-27 million pounds in 1969 and annual milk yields per cow around 8,069 pounds with proteins fats lactose and minerals breakdowns.
Ak Sar Ben named 15 Nebraska groups and one Western Iowa group as 1970 Good Neighbor Award honorees. Dawson County Home Extension Clubs helped establish the Nebraska School for Trainable Children in Cozad and provide annual student treats and supplies for a decade. Other recipients include Big Springs Garden Club and Oshkosh Senior Girl Scouts for community service and care activities.
Nebraska rancher W A Curry of Columbus will speak at the second Annual Cow Calf Round-up on July 16 at Iowa State University Ames. He will discuss his drylet cowcalf operation built on 1500 head using artificial insemination and performance tested bulls. The program includes crossbreeding winter feeding and beef industry roles in Iowa. Sessions are in C Y Stephens auditorium on the ISU campus.
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