Switching Of Binned Grain Is Explained
County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation committee explains how farmers can substitute stored penalty wheat with new crop wheat this summer. Written approval is required, bonds are posted, and substitution must occur within 30 days after approval with July 1 as a cutoff in Cheyenne County.
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County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
United States
Cheyenne County Committee
Highway Tax Survey Begins in Nebraska
The U S Bureau of Public Roads conducts a nationwide study under the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1956 to determine fair road costs borne by commercial trucks. Nebraska surveys involve truck operators farms and local trucks and passenger cars to learn which vehicles use highways most what loads are carried and fuels consumed.
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Nebraska
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Freer Wheat Seeding Eyed in Cheyenne County Vote
A House Agriculture subcommittee approved a proposal allowing farmers to plant up to 30 acres of wheat for seed feed or food on the farm with no penalty if all grain stays on the farm. Current law permits 15 acres without penalty and 45 percent parity penalties apply. Critics warn it could raise farm wheat production and shift acreage away from commercial wheat farms.
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Cheyenne County
House
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Fair Board Receives Ak-Sar-Ben Grant for Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Fair receives another 500 gift from the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben for fair grounds improvements. Omaha civic group grants 500 yearly to Nebraska county fairs on a matching basis. Cheyenne County has totals of 2000 to date. A building program includes a new livestock barn and an all purpose building.
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Cheyenne County
Knights of
Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha Civic Group
Nebraska
Fair Board
Sugar Company Announces Seven Promotions
Frank A. Kemp, president of The Great Western Sugar Co., detailed seven promotions across district and factory management. Key moves include Lyman H. Andrews becoming southern district manager Denver and John D. Edmiston transferring to northern district manager Denver, with P. B. Smith continuing as acting southern district manager.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Co
Frank A. Kemp
Lyman H. Andrews
Northern
Southern District
John D. Edmiston
Greeley and
Eaton
P. B. Smith
LaMar Henry
Ovid
Colo
L. E. Butler
Longmont
Greeley
J. V. Ostermiller
Brush
Fort Morgan
Longmonts
Dd. Knaus
Denvers
W. C. McGuffey
Gering
Scottsbluff and
Frank Zumbrink
Fieldman
Crossword Puzzles Across and Down Clues
A full-page set of crossword clues lists Across items from 1 to 47 and Down items 1 to 43. Clues cover varied terms such as fabric types, actions, titles, body parts, and common nouns, with theme hints implied by the crossword structure and a final set of letters to solve.
Minnesotans Visit in Hurt Residence
Minnesotan visitors from Tracey and nearby towns called on relatives in the Hurt residence area. Several local families including Fleming and Easterly households hosted afternoons and evenings, with multiple calls and visits noted over a span of days.
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Hurt
Fieldman Giauque to Transfer to Scottsbluff and Gering
Lowell E. Giauque of Holdrege will move to Gering as assistant manager of the Scottsbluff and Gering factories. Changes and transfers of company fieldmen will be announced later.
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Lowell. E. Giauque
Holdrege
Gering
Scottsbluff
Social visits and family gatherings reported in local notes
Miss Lulu Kloepper and Miss Anna Bretzke return from Lincoln and Kansas with a friend. Mrs. Howard Hanna of Denver is visiting at Ted Fleming home, sister to Bretzke and Hurt. Other guests include Mrs. Vernon Walker and daughters, Mrs. Ida Hurt, Mrs. Glen Fleming’s group, and Sunday calls on Mrs. Floyd Fleming.
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Floyd Miller
Tracey
Minn
Ida Hurt
Jack Easterly
Jim Phelps
Glen Fleming
Boyd French
Floyd Fleming
Frank Meier
Gesina Miller
Irvin Ketps
Glenn Easterly
Lulu Kloepper
Donald Hazlitt and Sons
Ida Hart
Lincoln
Nebr
Kansas
Anna Bretzke
Howard Hanna
Denver
Colo
Ted Fleming
Vernon Walker
Marvin Fleming
Kim
Linda
Kathy
Ervin Phelps
George Fleming
Sidney Telegraph Section Two Preview
The June 28, 1957 issue of The Sidney Telegraph from Sidney Nebraska highlights Section Two coverage with local notes, community updates, and upcoming events.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Sunnyside News Schmale Home Being Remodeled
Mrs. Louis Schmale and children stayed in Sidney at the H. C. Schmale home while their house was remodeled. Mrs. Ralph Talich returned from Sterling Colorado after helping with Brent Talic, who was in the hospital for peanut ingestion. Several relatives visited, including Mrs. Bud Hobson and children, Carol Yeager, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tobler with his California-based family.
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Louis Schmale
Sidney
H. C. Schmale
Ralph Talich
Sterling, Colo
Brent Talic
Dwight Edwards
Norfolk
Neb
Blanche Hotchkiss
Stromsburg
Olive Johnson
Bud Hobson
Ed Block
Carol Yeager
Denver
Bill Tobler
California
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Tyrrhenian Sea
Fiumicino
Ing
Rome
Italy
Stockholm
Telegraph
Nelson
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Commodore
Schult
Sparton
Richardson
Andy
Sugar Company Tells Promotions
Hoosier State
Coral Island
Eve
Getu
Vesse
Brook
Fio
Lorenzo News
Alvin Brown
Kearney
Walter Cork
Jed Fleming
Patty
Town & Country Oil
Illinois
Sunnyside News Schmale
Kentucky
George A. Dickel Distilling Company
Louisville
Call— Town & Country Oil Co
Studebaker
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Kokjer Motor CO
Jackson
13Th & Jackson
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