Western Beet Industry Set For Expansion
Frank A. Kemp of Great Western Sugar predicts expansion of the western beet sugar industry as the largest U S beet processor addresses candy makers at the National Confectioners Association convention. He cites high beet yields, domestic supply strength, and potential farmer support across Kansas Nebraska California North Dakota Minnesota Idaho Washington and others.
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Chicago
United States
Frank A. Kemp
Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
Natonal Confectioners Association
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Kemp
Cuba
Kansas
Nebraska
California
North Dakota
Minnesota
Idaho
Washington
Landlocked Pirates Land Pittsfield See Boat Stolen
A landlocked Pittsfield resident reported his 14 foot rowboat parked on the lawn, but by afternoon the boat had been stolen from the front yard in the Berkshires. The incident prompted local curiosity and police were alerted.
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Pittsfield
Massau
Russell Dickle
Berkshae Hells
Egyptians Learn Of American Wheat Quality At Cairo Fair
Earl L. Lester of Great Plains Wheat and Peggy Walton of the Nebraska Wheat Commission described promoting American life and free enterprise through staged wheat exhibits at the Cairo International Agricultural Fair. Nebraska and Great Plains wheat were shown in sheaf and bulk, with kitchen demonstrations selling thousands of baked goods daily.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
America
Edison
Cairo
Europe
Egypt
Great Plains
Peggy Walton
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Lester
Great Plains States
Earl L. Lester
Edison, le 1
Early harvest of wheat urged by Nebraska engineers
Lincoln farmers can gain benefits from harvesting wheat early including higher test weight and reduced hail loss lodging from rain and wind and weed growth. Ohio studies show higher test weight when harvested at 18 to 20 percent moisture. Kansas data warn of poor quality grain in wet years.
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Lincoln
E. A. Olson
George Petersen
University of Nebraska
Ohio
Kansas
Nebraska
Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing Police Car
A man pled guilty to stealing a patrol car from near the police headquarters in Chattanooga. The case involved a one month and 29 day sentence in the workhouse to ponder the act and its consequences.
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Chattanooga
Smith IV
Seasonal Demand For Workers In West Nebraska May Outlook
May showed improved demand for workers in Nebraska mainly seasonal with slower starts and delays in construction due to cold wet weather. June 1 unemployment registered 11 756, down 2 percent from May 1 but up 30 percent from June 1 1960, with multiple offices placing hundreds of jobs and federal benefits paid to unemployed workers.
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Nebraska
Neri Wka
Nosreska
Timely Advice In Dealing For Furnace
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co warns communities to verify contractors before furnace repairs or new installations. Incidents in Norton Kansas involve an itinerant salesman overcharging a widow and a faulty vented smaller unit. L E Nelson urges using known local reputable firms to avoid deceitful operators.
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Kansas- Nebraska Natural Gas Co
K-N
Nebraska
L. E. Nelson
Nelson
Norton
Kansas
Kansas-Nebraska
Duplicate H M S Bounty Build Contains Original Nail
A replica of the H M S Bounty used for a current film includes a nail from the original vessel, linking the project to the historic ship. The surprising artifact underscores the connection between cinema production and maritime history.
New Judicial District Plan Gains Ground
The Legislature's judiciary committee backed LB385 to redraw districts and cut travel for lawyers and judges. Cheyenne County would join District 19 with Banner Kimball Morrill Garden Devel Arthur and Keith, led by Judge John Kuns of Kimball.
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Judiciary Committee
Cheyenne County
Dawson County
Wyoming Line
Banner
Kimball
Morrill
Cheyenne
Garden
Devel
Arthur
Keith
John Kuns
McPherson
Logan
Lincoln
Dawson
Clarence Beck
North Platte
Nebraska Judicaal Council
Sewage Plant Cleared of Pollution Allegations
The Sidney sewage disposal plant east of town was exonerated by the State Department of Health from polluting Lodgepole Creek. Water returned to the creek is described as very good quality. effluent causes no nuisance conditions though a slight degradation was noted. No official action was taken, but cattle deaths prompted the test request.
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Robert A. Lowe
Kansas City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Lowe
Sidney High School
Leo Black
Colorado Department of Education
Sidney
Lodgepole Creek
State Department of Health
Tom Coffey
T. A Filip
Division of Sanitation
Continental Congress Adopts Articles in York
The Continental Congress adopted the Articles of Confederation while meeting in the York courthouse in Pennsylvania from September 1777 to June 1778.
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Continental Congress
York
Million Spent For New Rails Across UP Nebraska
Union Pacific reports a 1961 rail replacement program costing about one million dollars. The effort covers 3043 miles with sections replaced yearly as part of a maintenance line to ensure reliable passenger and freight transport. Nebraska projects include five jobs from three to fourteen miles and 730000 ties replaced in western Nebraska roadbed work.
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Union Pacific Hacvoad
Nebraska
Completon
Sidney
Cheyenne
North Platte A UP
Union Poche Bartroad
Wyoming
Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad
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Martin, S. D
Ruby Jessen
Memorial Hospital
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al Christy
Gering
Boy Scouts
Panhandle
Christy
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Wyo-Braska
Jackie Brandt
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Harte
Brandt
Sayonara
Far East
U.S
C. H. McNish
James Sparks
Leon Fine
Vancouver
British Columbia
Hawaii
Kobe
Japan
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Rotary
Yokohama
Hilo
Honolulu
Long Beach
Sparks
McNish
Bob Clark
Bob
Terry
KTCI
Terrytown
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
KTCT
Carpenter
Anna Alley
Lee Stores
Sharon Springs
Kan
George Taylor
Rick
Pelham Manor
E. W. Cooney
Oberfelder
Taylor
Joseph Oberfelder
Robert S. Oberfeld
Sdney
James McIntosh
McIntosh
10Th Ave
New Yorker
Busness
Mr. Coffey
I .T
Iowa
Coffey
Union Pacific
Sidney Streets
Ft. Sidney
Big Brothers
U. S
West
Teason Domain
Furnace
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