Family finances workshop and soybean survey notes
A Cheyenne County Home Extension notice invites women to a three session family finance workshop led by Clara Leopold, with registration required for March 30 to April 13. Also reported are plans for a Box Butte dry land soybean experiment East of Gurley, plus reflections on wind impact and wheat management with local growers.
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Leopold
Cheyenne County Home Extension Council
Cover Means More Soil Protection in Wheat Field
A winter with light soil cover and persistent winds caused wind erosion in Morrill County Nebraska, while a nearby field with heavier cover shows less damage. The dry season and strong winds are blamed for losses, with full extent unknown until spring growth.
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Morrill County
Nebraska Panhandle
Better Yield Better Seed Can Insure
LINCOLN The most important way to increase yields is to buy the best seed of the variety best suited to your purpose says Dean Lancaster Secretary-manager of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association. Surveys indicate too much seed of unknown quality is planted in Nebraska each year. results include thin stands uneven fields and disappointing yields. There is a sizeable economic loss to the state yearly. Look at soybeans for example top yield was about 75 bushels per acre average 27. If the average rose to half the potential it would mean about a 40 percent increase in crop value.
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Lincoln
Dean Lancaster
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Lancaster
Nebraska
Balanced Fertilization Advised For Nebraska Crops
Nebraska farmers are urged to adopt a balanced fertilization program to raise yields and improve silage quality. Dr. W. J. Moline, Extension forage specialist, explains balanced fertilization supports better corn silage, reduces losses during processing, and lowers feeding disorders. The approach tailors nutrients to crop needs and soil fertility levels.
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Lincoln
W. J. Moline
University of Nebraska
Moline
Notice of Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of sale from Clerk Ruby Spindler Henkel of Cheyenne County Nebraska I will on March 29 1967 at 10 a.m. at the east front door of the Sidney Court House offer for sale to the highest cash bidder the lot 46 in Valley View Addition Sidney Nebraska to satisfy a May 24 1966 foreclosure decree in favor of Federal National Mortgage Association against Richard Bryan and others. Sale open one hour. Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh Heaton Heaton Attorneys 82 85 88 91 94.
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Ruby Spindler Henkel
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Federal National Mortgage Association
Richard Bryan and Bryan
United States of America
Henrietta Tourney
Tourney
Court House
Sidney
Valley View
World Theater Season to feature eight firms in 15 plays
London AP reports the fourth World Theater Season runs March 27 to June 5 at the Aldwych Theatre with eight international companies: National Theater of Poland Comedie Francaise Japan Noh Theater Camera of Israel West German Bremen troupe Greek Art Piccolo of Milan and Prague's Theater on the Balustrade. A separate notice from Aska Lewis Howe Company Inc asserts a Nebraska court action against E H Ritz dba Panhandle Drug Service for 180.54 plus interest and costs, with attached inventory and funds. response due by March 17 1967.
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London
Aldwych Theater
National Theater of
Poland
Comedie Francaise
Japan
Noh Theater
The
Camera of Israel
Bremen
Milan
Piccolo
Prague
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lewis-Howe Company, Inc
E. H. Ritz
Panhandle Drug Service
T. E. H. Ritz
Sidney National Bank
Heaton & Heaton
Final signup date March 17 for 1967 Wheat and Feed Grain
Farm operators are urged to file an intention to participate in the 1967 wheat and feed grain programs. Deadline is March 17 with only nine working days left. Signing up is required for price support loans, certificates, and potential payments. farmers may revise intentions before the final signup date, and participation provides substantial income protection.
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ASCS
ASC
Coffee Cup Cafe Trade Name Registration Certificate
Trade name Coffee Cup Cafe adopted for exclusive use by applicant under Nebraska law. Owners are Howard L. Hurst and Betty J. Hurst, husband and wife, of Lodgepole, Nebraska. Business is care to serve the general public. Betty J. Hurst sworn, asserts truth of the statements. 85
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Nebraska
New Business
Howard IL. Hurst
Lodgepole
Betty J. Hurst
Howard L. Hurst
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