Industrial Uses Of Wheat Explored By Midwest Institute
Midwest Research Institute officials in Kansas City report plans for projects on wheat gluten utilization, wild rice substitute from wheat, and a comprehensive survey of reported ideas. They aim to turn agricultural materials into plastics and fabrics, with gluten offering unique properties. Wheat straw paper shows potential though farmers may resist collecting straw. newsprint costs rise, and a Nebraska fund asks for a full report.
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Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Missouri
Buell W. Beadle
Max H Thorton
Petro
Leum
Beadle
Nebraska
Pacific Northwest
East
Middle West
Nebraska Agricultural Products Research Fund Committee
Edward Rosewater: Nebraska GOP Luminary and Bee Publisher
Edward Rosewater rose from Bohemia to become a dominant Nebraska political figure and editor of the Omaha Bee. A Civil War telegrapher, he led impeachment actions against Governor Butler in 1870 and built a powerful press by founding the Bee in 1871, shaping state politics and immigrant outreach until his death in 1906.
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Nebraska
Edward Rosewater
Republican
United States Senate
Omaha-Bee
Rosewater
Bohemia
America
Army Telegraph Corps
Edward Creighton
Omaha
Butler
The
Bee
Otter
S.A.D
Balky
Balcombe
Yond
Closed circuit TV demonstration to scan irrigation well interior
A CQOZAD demonstration using closed circuit television will be held April 14 to show how electronic equipment can inspect interior well conditions. Dean Axthelm of the University of Nebraska notes cooperation among agencies to reveal corrosion, encrustation, and other faults by lowering a TV camera into a 143-foot well on Mrs. W. T. Thompson's Cozad farm.
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Cqozad
Dean Axthelm
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Axthelm
W. T. Thompson
Cozad
Vernon Franzen
Vet loosens dashshund collar to stop gagging at meals
Tulsa AP reports Mary Lou Garrison sought help after her dashshund gagged during meals. A veterinarian solved the issue immediately by loosening the dog’s collar.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mary Lou Garrison
Pettitts Return From West Coast and Brunners Back
Dalton and Mrs Henry Pettitt arrived home from California after attending the death of Lulu Stafford. The Brunners returned from a trip to Colorado and Missouri visiting Duane Brunner and a daughter in St Louis. Local notes include church services, hospital visits, and community announcements.
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Henry Pettitts
West Coast
Brunners
Colorado-Missouri
Henry Pettitt
California
Lulu Stafford
Harold Brunner
Duane
Ft Carson
Colo
St Lows
Missouri
Arnold Thurow
den Phelps
Lorenzo
Melvin Phelps
Susan Wilt
Jerry Hile
Scotty
Jeffrey
Sidney
Thurow
Ronald Fulton
Myr Fulton
Avery Crow
Harvey Heizer
Mr Crow
R E MecConnell
Anna Lou
Bridgeport
Lincoln
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital
Omaha
Robert Warren
Cecil Warren
Boulder
Richard Krause
Methodist Church
Chappell
Sheri Taylor
Merino
Cole
Lyal Taylor
Dalton Bank
Tri - County
Devel
Cheyenne
Kimball
B.if Dykman
Denver
Dykman
St Luke's Hospital
Kaye Cape
Central State Company Elevator
Consumers Co-op
Pete Thompson
Consumers
Heizers
W R. Flynt
Lee Graves
Shtan Lipett
Sterling
Lexington
Neb
Melvin Warren
PMC
Evangelical Trinity Lutheran Church Guest Ministers
Divine worship at 8 30 am led by Rev Henry Monnich of Sidney. Church School at 9 30 am. Mid week Lenten service presiding Rev Trawney of Gurley.
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Evangelical Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Monnich
Sidney
Trawney of Gurley
March Club Meetings and Events Noted
In March the Happy Corner Club hosts Mrs. Ross Bayne as hostess on the fifteenth. The M.CC Club meets OBS Chapter on the sixteenth. A PTA program features a spelling contest by the Womens Missionary Society at Trinity Lutheran Church on the seventeenth. DB.R. Bridge Club also noted.
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Ing
Happy Corner Club
Ross Bayne
M.cc Club
PTA
Womens Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Db.r. Bridge Club
Record for rat capture set by a dog in London
Under parcel post rules no parcel may exceed three feet in length or six feet in combined length and girth. A London dog reportedly killed a thousand rats in one hour and 49 minutes, a record claimed from nearly a century ago.
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London
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Farm Products News
Pearle F. Finigan
GOP
Lincoln Lawn
Nebcold
Angus Association
Alliance Livestock Commission Co
Alliance
Harold & Pearl Bohlender
LaSalle
Reuben Schroeder
Fleming
Bill Werner
Lutes Angus Farms
Hodges & Sons
Julesburg
Fred Beneke
Hillrose
Charles A. Cavett
Bayard
Max Hofmeister
Imperial
Fitzgerald Angus Farm
Madrid
Jack Bath
Jack Bath & Eris & Sons
Fort Morgan
Fred Fassler & Son
Akron
Albert Williams
Box Butte Angus Ranch
Snyder Bros
Paxton
Dalton News
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Dalton Karen Fecht
Lyle Kurth
Assembly OF God Church
Richard Teeter
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Pacific Vegetable Oil Corporation General Mills, Inc
Sidney, Nebr
Illinois
A. B. Rapp
Alway's
Dred
Uhl, Jedi
Northrup
Nebraska Insurance Company
Nic Sidney
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Sidney, Nebraska
John Zalesky
Sunol
Rome
REA
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