Nebraska Grain Improvement Association Promotes High Quality Wheat
The Nebraska Grain Improvement Association formed in 1938 works with the College of Agriculture and industry to promote production and marketing of high quality grain. It sponsors farmer test plots, grain grading schools, wheat shows, milling and baking contests, youth awards, and education programs to improve purity, adaptation, and milling quality of Nebraska wheat.
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Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Omaha
University of Nebraska
Association
Agronomy
Lincoln
Nebraska Grain and Feed Dealers Association
The
Agricultural Extension Service
Grain Exchanges of
Grand Island
Usda Grain Branch
North Platte
FFA
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association Awards Foundation
Food and Drug Administration
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Chicago
Nebraska Grain and Feed Merchant
First coed majors in Agricultural Journalism at SIU
Joan Shepley of Joliet becomes the first woman to major in Agricultural Journalism at Southern Illinois University Carbondale though she has never lived on a farm and is allergic to hay.
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Carbondale. Ilwy
Southern Illinois University
Joan Shepley
Joliet, Il
Nebraskans oppose federal aid to education say Rep Martin
Rep Martin reports Nebraskans in the Fourth District oppose federal aid to education arguing for local control of schooling. He notes mail and letters reflect concern over federal involvement and potential shifts in education decisions away from Nebraska schools.
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L-Ocrals
Nebraska
Fourth
Washington
Community adjustment and social planning priorities voiced by liberals
The text argues for quality over quantity in education and tax spending, urging local level investment. Names listed include Louis Hlenes, Paul Reettele, Jack Dillon, G E. Page, Bob Rauner, Geege Gerdes, John Lienemann, Dr Hiallinger, Val Tike ens, Joe Baldauf, Dr Frans Rausch and Karen, across Grand Island Kearney Chadion Rushville and surrounding areas.
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Louis Hlenes
Tare
Paul Reettele
Jack Dillon
Grand Island
G E. Page
Tixington
Bob Rauner
Gurley
L.ate Sen Geege Gerdes
Ateance
John Lienemann
Dr Hiallinger
S.cerbias
Val Tikeens
Chadion
Joe Baldauf
Rushville
Frans Rausch
Karen
Kearney
Strange Phrase Fragment From Ventaura Text
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Elusive thief evades capture after bold burglary
A husky burglar visited a vacant area and made off with items from a local establishment. The incident occurred in Dachels, with stolen goods weighing an estimated 16 pounds. Police investigate leads and review nearby surveillance for clues.
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Husky Bueglar
Change in Times Wallin Ford Drives 1891 Leak Recall
The fragment recounts a long history of a pump or ford and a 1891 leak incident. It notes Dr George Crag, aged 89, and mentions extraction costs and gas as part of a packaging or maintenance story. The readable text is fragmentary but anchors on a historic leak and related expenses.
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Wallin Ford
Conw
George Crag
Accentis
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