Rodents and Insects Threaten Stored Wheat Six Months Later
University of Nebraska specialist warns rats mice and grain insects will rise over six months due to more stored food and higher grain moisture. Warns of potential 50 to 75 cent per bushel losses if insect injury occurs. Advises winter control of rodents with poisoned bait and spring fumigation for grain with 60F or higher temperatures.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Robert Roselle
Roselle
College of Agriculture
Interurban Omaha Lincoln Beatrice Railway Aimed for Growth
Nebraska’s early interurban era saw the Omaha Lincoln and Beatrice Railway seek routes from Omaha to Lincoln and extended ambitions toward Beatrice and St Joseph. Financing involved J C Hurd W C Kenyon with ties to Governor Boyd and Congressman Uncle Joe Cannon. The line faced right of way battles and railroad opposition, with Lincoln service operating 23 years alongside city transit. The Beatrice extension and connections largely stalled after promotion attempts in the 1905 to 1920s period.
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Nebraska
Omaha ,Lincoln and Beatrice
J. C. Hurd
W. C. Kenyon
Westinghouse
James E. Boyd
Joe’ Cannon
Illinois
House of Representatives
Omaha
Lincoln
Bethany
Ashland
Salt Creek
Inter-Urban
Omaha- Lincoln
Beatrice
St. Joseph
Missouri
City Transit System
Soldiers in Sabre Hawk drill boost Seventh Army reach
Pvt. Robert J. Zink, son of Mr and Mrs Victor A Zink of Iliff Colorado, took part in Sabre Hawk a Seventh Army maneuver with over 100000 troops in Germany Zink led a team in Company C 4th Armored Division 50th Infantry at Erlangen since last November He joined the Army in May 1957 and trained at Fort Hood before serving in Europe He worked for Cudahy Packing Co in Denver and is a Crook High School graduate Virgil H Horst 24 son of Otto F Horst Sidney兩 was promoted to specialist third class at Fort MacArthur California He serves in the 47th Antiaircraft Artillery Brigade Special-orders clerk in Headquarters Battery He entered the Army in 1956 trained at Fort Bliss and is a 1951 Gurley High School graduate His wife Mary Ann lives in Torrance
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Gary E. Tagtmeyer
Winifred
Edmond J. Tagtmeyer
Sidney
Nebr
Fort Leonard Wood
Army
Seibert
Colo.) High School
U. S. Army
Seventh Army
Germany
AHTNC
Robert J. Zink
Victor A. Zink
Iliff
Colo
Zink
4Th Armored Division
50Th Infantry
Erlangen
Europe
Fort Hood
Tex
Cudahy Packing Co
Den
Fort Mac Arthur
Calif
Virgil H. Horst
Otto F. Horst
King St
Fort MacArthur
Horst
Fort Bliss
Gurley
John Deere Plow Co
Mary Ann
Torrance
Nebraska interurban railways end with 1928 collapse
In the 1920s lines grew more deficit ridden until Omaha Lincoln and Beatrice ceased operations in 1928, marking one of Nebraska's final inter urban railway failures.
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Omaha
Lincoln and
Beatrice
Nebraska
Oil Gas News Continued From Page One
Oil and gas notices list several wells by company and location. Sunray Mid-Continent Petroleum Peterson No 2 in Banner County Peterson Field. Prize-Kee Fanning No 1 in Chase County wildcat. Shell Phillips No 4 in Kimball County Heidemann Field. Pure Stevens No 3 in Banner County SE SE 25 17N.
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Sunray Mid - Continent Oil Co
Peterson, No. 2
Banner County
Peterson Field
Prize - Kee Petroleum Co
Fanning No. 1
Chase County
Wildcat
Shell Oil Co
Phillips
Schmoller and Palensky-Kucera-Sorensen Wells In Nebraska Fields
Field notices list wildcat and Travis well in Kimball County C NE NE 17-IGN-55W Schmoller field Schmoceller Inc. and Beachy 1-A Daw son field Richardson County C NE NW SW 3-IN-14E. Read The Telegraph for state national and local news.
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Fink Field Petroleum, Inc
Schmoller
Kimball County
Schmoceller Field Petroleum, Inc
Travis
Wildcat
Palensky - Kucera - Sorensen
Beachy
Richardson County
Dawson Field
Pasture Improvement Committee Organized in Nebraska
A Nebraska university committee forms to promote long term pasture improvements across the state. Dean W. W. Lambert notes favorable climatic conditions and subsoil moisture, with departments of the College of Agriculture coordinating efforts, publishing bulletins on establishment weed control fertilization and management for temporary and permanent pastures rangeland and Sand Hill areas.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
W. W. Lambert
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Lambert
Sand Hill
Brownie Troop 69 Plans Girl Scout Week Event
Brownie Troop 69 met at East Ward School after classes with leader Mrs Exum outlining Girl Scout Week. On Sunday March 9 the group will attend First Christian Church in uniform after drawing the church name from a beanie. Debbie Thorson supplied refreshments. Kathy Owen reported.
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East Ward
Exum
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