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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1961

Page

6

Wheat Month Declared By Nebraska Governor

Governor Morrison proclaims July as Wheat Month in Nebraska highlighting the crop’s economic importance. Attendees at the signing include Miss Connie Hruska the Wheat Queen Mrs Merritt Allen and John Lienemann leaders of state wheat groups. Nebraska yields average 75 to 80 million bushels annually with prominence in eastern central and western regions.

Lincoln Morrison Nebraska State Capitol Connie Hruska Sidney Merritt Allen Indianola Nebraska Wheat Hearts John Lienemann Scottsbluff Nebraska Wheat Growers Association Allen Lienemann Frank B. Morrison The Miss Nebraska Wheat Queen NWGA

Jefferson and Jackson Wouldn't Recognize Democratic Party

Bernie Camp argues Jefferson and Jackson would not align with today’s Democratic Party or liberalism. He notes Jefferson favoured limited federal power while Jackson supported a strong yet constrained federal stance, suggesting their views shift with modern party evolution.

Jefferson Jackson Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson United States Washington Bank of the United States Abraham Lincoln Andrew

Frontier and ALEA International sign 30 month pact

Frontier Airlines and the Air Line Employees Association International signed a 30 month contract covering 459 Frontier workers across 65 cities in 10 states. The agreement includes general wage increases and updated working rules after mediation led by William F. Klatte.

Frontier Airlines Air Line Employees’ Association International Frontier Victor J. Herbert ALEA J. Dan Brock William F. Klatte National Mediation Board Washington, D. C Rocky Mountain West Midwest Brock James B Montgomery Benjamin F Napheys Union Herbert Charles J Schelener Ace K Hall Denver P Kerry Allen Paystaff Ariz Robert G Walody Prescott

Oats More Valuable When Cut As Silage

University of Nebraska extension dairyman C W Nibler reports oats yield more feed nutrients per acre as silage than grain. Harvest at the dough stage with no wilting, no chemical preservatives needed. Oat silage resembles corn silage in appearance and flavor, is highly palatable, and ranks between corn and legume grass silages in nutrients. It is inferior to corn silage in feeding value due to higher moisture and fiber.

Lincoln C. W. Nibler University of Nebraska Extenson Dairyman Nibler

Peetz News Girl Scouts To Sterling Camp

Girl Scouts attended Day Camp in Sterling Legion Park from June 12 to 16 with a bonfire and public program. Attendees included Mrs. Bernie Fueher, Mrs. Glen McAllester, Marlene Walker, and others. several visits and gatherings noted with local families and clubs during June.

Joe Wieser Sterling Legion Park Bernie Fueher Glen McAllester Patrol Marlene Walker Crafter Vickie Fueher Margaret Ann McAllester Evelyn Fehringer Ruth Ann Nichols Becki Nichols Barbara Johnson

Take-All Disease Infects Eastern Nebraska Fields

Take-all disease affects eastern Nebraska wheat fields, causing stunted plants and poorly filled heads. Infected areas show light brown to white patches with rotted roots, and plants pull easily. Disease is hard to control except by crop rotation, and it is most common in eastern and south central regions with high potash and heavy soils.

Lincoln Nebraska John Weihing University of Nebraska Extension Weihing

Monday Caller At John Owens Home Report

Roland Green was a Monday morning caller at the John Owens home. Mrs. H Van Aelstyn was released Wednesday afternoon from Memorial Hospital. We all wish her a speedy recovery. Various neighbors visited several homes on Tuesday and Friday afternoons, including the Bob Kennedy and Jim Mohart residences. Telegraph Want Ads Gel Results.

Harmon Fairchild Glenda Norris Denver Florida LaPag Bolivia Fairchild Lil Wieser Larry Randal Manitou Springs Colo Joe Wieser Larry Debby Nelson Colorado Springs Maynard Nelson Mary Wisser Mark Wieser Peetz Garden Club Lorenzo Sterling Lodge Hall Iris Lorenzo Flicker Mesdames Roy Gillham Louis Michaels Bill Still Joe Oliverius del Hawkins Merle Gillham J. C. Peters Raymond Hawkins Laura Jensen Eunice Faith Hazel Verge Joe Adams Dale Nelson Laurie James Gilmartin Philip Goranson Raymond Joyce Goranson Darryl Leona Brown Lloyd Goranson North Sterling Reservoir Leo Fehringer John Fehringer Frank Fehringer Francis Roelle Walter Schumacher Patricia Frank Clem Fehringer Ben Fehringer Keensburg Ross Gantt Bernadine George Fehringer John Trevian_ Sr Karen Legion Auxiliary Dean Hunter State Legion and Auxiliary Alamosa Trecently Louis Bruns Lodgepole Gene Siemers Sidney Edward Talhelm Alfons Schumacher Frank Pass Grand Rapids Minn Tuesay Walter Fehringer Jim Mohart Lois Yockel Roy Dunham Art Peters Oregon California Hap Nelson Los Angeles Chris Chamberlain Gary Bob Davis I. B Gotfredson Orley Beahm Elmer Davis Henry Valor Herman Dallegge Ben Durham Torrington Wyo Howard Dal Everett Mohatt Greeley Dale Rector Dean John Owens Bruce Juelfs Potter Charles Krueger Dan Beaver John Glant Ray Martin Baby Dwgnter Luehrs Bertha Mitchell Anna Olson Legion Park Waler Fehringer Frank Kurz Kenneth Kurz Robert Kurz Juneada van Aelstyn H van Aelstyn Memorial Hospital Albin Olson Roy Depew Henry Haupt Henry Esirich Lincoln Gering Alex Eirich Henry Schnell Elberne Luehrs H. van Aelstyn Roland Green Clif Bowen Russell Bob Kennedy Leroy Childers Stanley Krueger Hugh Courtney Kimball George Reinert Kingston, Mich Jim Everett Mohart John

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