10 Year Old Gurley Boy Wins Coloring Contest
Tim Fran zen a 10 year old from Gurley Nebraska won the Popular Telegraph Fox Theatre coloring contest judged winner. Kathy Cartwright 11 and Jeff Lingwelage 4 of Sidney were runners up earning Easter Bunny cart prizes. Disney program details and consolation tickets noted.
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Gurley Boy
Gurley
Tim Franzen
Neb
Disney
Harlan Bakery
Kathy Cartwright
Jeff Lingwelage
Sidney
Ben Franklin
Joanne Stately
Douglas Harlan
Harlan’s Bakery
Kristina Harlan
Walt Disney
Fox Theatre
Ric Natali
Tiny Tots
Pat Dolan
Lonnie Gregg
Douglas Bevan
Dean Bedient
Dorothy Nightingale
Tami Kreider
Dianne Whitefoot
Pam Mueller
Fatti Gehrig
Keri Schilz
Patty Lenzen
Lisa Whitefoot
Susan Vokoun
Tamara Fish
Susan Lehman
Jean Kaminski
Jack Hinricks
Mark Meyer
Dennis Howell
Sally Garcia
Kip
Kim Aaron
Brian Lojek
Dalton
Jeffry Schnell
Potter
Good Soil Sampling Emphasized For Accurate Fertilizer Needs
Extension soils specialist Louis Daigger stresses the need for representative field samples. Take 15 to 20 samples per field, mix them, and avoid including anomalous spots in the composite. Different soil areas can vary greatly, as shown by greener, taller wheat with higher phosphorus readings in dairy-impacted spots and a spill site illustrating why multiple samples are essential.
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Louis Daigger
Extension
Martin Applauds Nixon Effort To Stop Smut Mail
Congressman Dave Martin lauds President Nixon and the Post Office Department for gains in the anti obscenity drive against mail order smut. Insiders say 20 large distributors are targeted, four convicted, with 38 indictments and seven convictions in four months. Martin notes constituent reports and backs his legislation to curb the activity.
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Martin
Nixon
Post Office Department
Dave Martin
Justice Department
3Rd Congressional District
Seed Treatment Ban and Rural Education Initiatives
Agricultural officials ban mercury seed treatments citing deadly risks to livestock and humans while outlining that treated seed may still be planted this spring. The message emphasizes pesticide benefits for milk, corn, and apples, warns against overreaction, and calls for responsible use and environmental research. It also highlights a new University of Nebraska on the job training program for Animal Science students and urges rural youth education to support local development. Largemouth bass habitat notes conclude the column.
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Agriculture Department
John Furrer
United States
University of Nebraska Animal Science Department
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