Great Plains Conservation Program Set in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County soil and water program approves a list of soil stabilizing and moisture saving practices with cost share rates from 50 to 80 percent. Led by Roger Plantz, the county and state committees authorize timely applications and outline farm level plans to establish conservation measures within three to ten years. The program spans 233 Great Plains counties with a goal to boost drought resilience and economic stability through soil and water conservation.
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Great Plains
Cheyenne County
Roger Plantz
Soil Conservation Service
Cheyenne
H. G. Bobst
Plantz
Plains
Great Plains States
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Ti Benson
James C. Johnson
ASC
Ivan Liljegren
Extension Service
W. M. Ticknor
FHA
Ed Block
Charles Helfrich
Ed Sanders
Keith Sprenger
Bennié Herboldsheimer
Board of Supervisors
Cheyenne County Soil and Water District
Collier To Use Phone Poles For TV At Alliance
Alliance Community Television and Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. reach a joint pole-use contract. NWB will attach TV cables on poles at 2.50 dollars per pole yearly, with Alliance also paying 2.50 dollars per pole to the city. Existing pole rental between Alliance and NWB remains at 2 dollars per year. The new arrangement mirrors a Kimball contract offering a 250 dollar joint-pole fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Community ,Television, Inc
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Robert Allberry
Phone Company Exchange
Alliance
NWB
Alliance Community Television
Northwestern Beil
Bell
Kimball
Allberry
Notice to Creditors in Hill Estate Nebraska
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announces claims against estate of J. E. Hill deceased must be filed by June 25 1958 or barred. Hearings on claims set for June 26 1958 at 7 AM in court. Signed County Judge C W Smith with Clinton and McNish attorneys at law 82 85 88.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J. E. Hill
C. W. Smith
Final Settlement Notice In Cheyenne County
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska reports a petition for final settlement heirship taxes and distribution in the estate of Theresia Hemmer, hearing set March 25, 1958 at 10 00 A M. plus final account discharge and attorney notice. Ogallala Hospital appoints Arlan Grau new administrator succeeding George Berkstresser who resigned January 24. Grau, 37, of Grand Island, is ex Blue Cross Blue Shield district manager for seven years and will assume duties by March 20.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Theresia Hemmer
Ogallala Hospital
Ogallala
Arlan Grau
Grand Island
Ogallala Community Hospital
George Berkstresser
Grau
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Scottsbluff Man Enters Fourth District Race
Ralph E. Mead, 32, a Scottsbluff businessman, filed as a Republican candidate for Nebraska's Fourth District seat. The incumbent is Dr. A. L. Miller of Kimball, who has held the post for 16 years. Mead is the second Republican to file, with Buffalo County Attorney Kenneth Gotobed of Kearney the other contender. Mead, a life-long resident, is a Mead-Alfamix Co. officer with ranching interests and cattle and lamb feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Mead
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
A. L. Miller
Kimball
Mead
Buffalo County
Kenneth Gotobed
Kearney
Scottsbluff High School
Mead - Alfa
Reclamation appeals bear fruit and air lines push grows
Rep Miller reports nationwide appeals to rescind bans on new domestic reclamation projects are yielding results. Interior review may start several new projects like Ainsworth Farwell and Gering Valley to boost employment and investment. Nebraska delegation presses for expanded airline service before the Civil Aeronautics Board, urging addition of northern routes via Chadron Valentine Ainsworth. Education figures show rising teachers and students with higher per pupil costs, arguing against federal aid. Hoover Commission recommendations show substantial adoption since 1955.
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Washington
White House
Joe Martin
House
Interior
Seaton
New Air Lines
Nebraska
Civil Aeronautics Board
Seven States
U. S. Office of Education
Hoover
Hoover Commission
Commission
Government efficiency gains from accepted recommendations
The report notes 383 recommendations. 79 rejected, 146 implemented, and 145 in progress. Some changes yield immediate savings while others may take years to show benefits, but the government moves toward greater efficiency and economy overall.
Murder Trial Set At Ogallala
The second degree murder trial of Lamonn Meyer, former west of Ogallala, is set to open in Keith County District Court. District Judge I J Nisley will preside over the case related to the death of 15 year old George Schneider in an electric fence incident last August. The fence was installed on the Meyer farm after raids and vandalism in a corn field, according to Sheriff Wayne Elliott.
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Ogallala
Lamonn Meyer
George Schneider
Keith County
I. J. Nisley
Meyer Farm
Wayne Elliott
Human Failure Is Major Killer In Nebraska Crashes
An Nebraska Safety Patrol analysis found human error likely caused most fatal crashes last year. Nebraska recorded 303 deaths from 25 accidents with 155 on straight level roads and dry pavement in daylight. Failure to yield right of way was the main violation leading to fatal crashes.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Safety Patrol
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County Agent's Office
Collier
Anderson
Nebraska Home Economics Association
Sue Smith
Gerda Petersen
NHEA
Marilyn Jensen
University of Nebraska Home Economics Club
Clinton & McNish, Attorneys At Law
W. Smith
Clinton & McNish, Attorneys
Paul Revere
Boston
Mass
Revere
Rep. Miller
Ainsworth
Farwell
Gering Valley
Monuments North
AON Et Polcy
Ayers-Smith
Illinois
Telegraph
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corporation P. O
Sidney
Nebr
University of Nebraska
Quality Service
al A Peper
Pnac
John Deere
Sidney Implement, Inc
Farmers Union
Edsel
James Eiswert
Sunbury
Gerald Ivey
Odessa
Texas
Mildred Allison
Tulsa
Okla
J.F. Mauro
Glass Co
San Jose
Calif
Raymond Smith
Reno, Nev
America
Edsel Division
Ford Motor Company
Wamsley's
Mercury
Lincoln
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