Soil District Reports Good Tree Planting Program
Cheyenne County soil district reports strong support for a tree planting program led by head conservationist Lee Girardot. Supplies are generous with most species available except hackberry and pine. a planting machine is available to cooperators for a five cent token fee, covering trees, planter, tractor, and operator. Contact the soil conservation office or county extension to participate.
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Cheyenne County
Soil Conservation District
Lee Girardot
Girardot
Soul Conservation Office
Navy Wave recruiter to visit Sterling in March 1901
Lt Vera Broderson USN wave procurement officer from Denver will be at the Sterling Post Office Building on March 23 1901 from 10 00 am to 5 30 pm. Women may ask about Navy legal Carver or trade training and nurses may seek commissions in the Nurses Corps.
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Vera Broderson
USN
Denver
Sterling
TC. L. Berry
GMC
U.S. Navy
R Ae
Tolorado
Navy
Nurses Corps
Wheat Needs New Moisture Across Nebraska This Week
The state agricultural statistics division reports cold eastern Nebraska and dry western Panhandle weather has slowed winter wheat. Some areas in Dundy and Hayes counties suffer winter kill from continued dryness. Surface soil remains very dry overall, though eastern Nebraska has enough moisture for some spring wheat. Winter wheat in western Nebraska is greening but awaits warmer weather and rain.
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Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Nebraska
Panhandle
Dundy
Hayes
Gurley Community News Social Roundup and Celebrations
Mr and Mrs Harold Gibbins and family hosted Marilyn Miles's birthday celebration Sunday evening. Numerous neighbors and relatives shared meals and visits, with many Sunday dinners and suppers at local homes. A bridal shower honored Mrs Ronald Rohde with a mock wedding and luncheon at Gurley Legion Hall.
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Harold Gibbins
Vernon Nelck
Janice
Rosa Hutzenbilder
Art Lassaman
Grandma Nelck
Marilyn Miles
Heye Schroeder
Rising City
Martin Kent
Elmer Rreeudenberg
Harold McCoy
Janice Neick
Dalton
Martyn Myles
Charles Gabriels
Henry Fredrickson
Alvin Lessman
Herbert Keine
Henry Kreimbring
Don Ewert
Walter Ewert
Don Hyde
Lodgepole
Paul Martenen
Margaret Kallhoff
Ted Kallhof
Fred Reamer Lho Ne
Charles Lessman
Myron
Marlyce Aurich
Dutton
Fallswlose
Jerry Kallhoff
Margaret
Tony Kettler
Bob Ahlischwede
S. J. Flora
Eerl Lessiz
al Red Jorgenen
Margit Troidl
Sidney
Irene
George Bartles
Arnold Draper
Shirley Bules
Margie Troids
Carol Christofferson
Joyce Ladine
Christofferson
Roy Porterfield
Beth
George Bartels
Bob
Bonnie
Kenneth Ewert
Ludwig Schroeder
Betty and
Shurney
Don Ewertt
William Kieelhorst
Betty Jo
Everett Kurth
John Engel
Edwin
Chris
Grandpa Rohde
Auzuc Kurth
Pfc
Ronald Rohde
Leo Ana Smirley Kurth
Geo. Rohde
Gurley Legion Hall
Wheel Blairs On Voluntary Basis Bill Moves Ahead
Advocates seek a state division for vacant development and utilization while opponents failed to derail the measure. LB 1 cleared to engrossment on a 13 to 4 vote after Sen. Herbert Duis’ amendment failed 10 to 9. Duis proposed letting a wheat grower who objects to a 2 mils per bushel levy file refusal at sale to avoid later refunds. The bill now allows an objecting grower to apply for a refund of the tax deducted at sale.
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Tucson
Herbert Duis
Duis
Fie
April Foods Poultry Leads Month's List for Families
The U S Department of Agriculture notes April will bring plentiful supplies of broilers fryers and eggs with near record chicken and egg production. Prices are expected to stay low making these items good buys nationwide. Nutritionists urge daily eggs in family meals for health protection.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
April local foods list highlights cottage cheese use
April’s plentiful foods include frozen fish cottage cheese peanut butter dry beans apples potatoes canned applesauce and honey. Cottage cheese is noted for spring garden sales and expected in heavy supply with milk production in flush season. Flavor with tender onion carrot or green pepper and optional herbs.
Crude Production Rises in Nebraska Amid National Gain
The Oil and Gas Journal reports U S crude oil production rose by 44 425 barrels per day in the week ending March 10. The national average reached 5 968 300 bpd with Nebraska up 50 to 10 050 bpd and other gains in Colorado Wyoming and Montana.
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Oil and Gas Journal
Journal
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Household Filing System Aids Home Business Efficiency
A simple filing system helps organize records for a home business, improving order and efficiency. It supports better tracking of income, expenses, invoices, and client information, enabling smoother operations and quicker access to vital documents.
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Rans Cninn
Record Lunch Program Sees Record 8,655,000 Participants
The National School Lunch program reports a record 8,655,000 participating children in November 1900, with growth from 1949. Over a billion meals were served in the 1949 50 school year across schools and four territories, 6 percent Type A lunches delivering one third daily nutrition. Projections for 1950 51 anticipate 16 percent more meals and 67 percent Type A lunches as working mothers rise.
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Novemoer
Froduction and Marketing Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Women’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Steel-More Steel The Nations Steel Capacity Rise
The nations steel capacity has risen to 1005 million tons. One days output of ingots and castings will provide steel for major items including 500 airplanes 1090 all aircraft guns 500 tanks and half a million 3 inch shells. After production 23 000 tons remains for other uses.
Alliance pest control talk set for Thursday event
A district pest control meeting will be held Thursday starting at 10 o'clock in Room A of the Alliance City Auditorium. J F Decker, Bux Bureau County Agent, leads the program with open attendance for vocational agriculture instructors, veterans in tractors, equipment merchants, and district managers. Cheyenne County Agent Liljegren asks attendees contact the county extension office soon.
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Ing
Nance
Marence
Alliance City
J. F. Decker
Bux Bure
Cheyenne County
Agen Fyar
Pvt Stines on furlough before overseas duty
Pvt Kenneth Stines of Camp Polk La is spending a nice day with his parents Mr and Mrs Evan Stines in Potter and relatives in Sidney. After his return to Camp Polk he will be assigned to overseas duty.
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Kenneth Stines
Camp Polk
Evan Stines
Potter
Sidney
Pvt
Stines
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