Elva Davison Seeks Cheyenne County Clerk Post
Late Friday filing shows Mrs. Elva Davison running on the Republican ticket for Cheyenne County District Court clerk. She is a longtime teacher and former bookkeeper with Deep ties to Chase County and Sidney community roles, seeking succession to incumbent Mrs. Ruby Spindler Henkle.
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Cheyenne County
Elva Davison
Sidney
St. Patrick’s
Davison
Ruby Spindler Henkle
Wauneta
Colorado State College
Greeley
Chadron State College
Chase County
Business Institute
J. C. Penney Co
Imperial
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas
Cliff Davison
Sunol
4-H Clubs Bet ter the Best Beef Meeting Report
The Bet ter the Best Baby Beef Club held its third meeting on Sunday March 1 at 2:00 at the Earl Geu home with extension agent Ken Sakurada as guest. They planned a Spring Party for April 11 and a Public Speaking Contest on April 7 and formed a booth committee. The Junior Farmers Daughters held an organizational meeting March 6 at the 4-H building with project leaders named and Gretchen Garcia elected president.
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Earl Geu
Ken Sakurada
Larry Glassburn
Doyle Misegadis
Nancy Rexroth
Robert Rexroth
Dean Rexroth
Power Native Files For Commissioner In Cheyenne County
Wendel Mathewson, lifelong Cheyenne County resident, filed Friday for county commissioner from the third district on the Republican ticket. He farms near Potter, served on the Potter school board, Mount Vernon Community Center board, and Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation District board, where he was chairman for years. He and his wife Shirley Simms, married in 1946, have five daughters and three grandsons.
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Cheyenne County
Wendel Mathewson
Bob Lafler
Potter
Mr. Mathewson
Potter High School
W.D. Mathewson
Mount Vernon
Shirley Simms
Jeanne
Potter State Bank
Kent Johnson Gert
Wray
Col
Judy
Nancy
Kathy
Mathewson
Potter United
Wheat export markets seen expanding to Asia Middle East
The Nebraska Wheat Division predicts significant growth for U S wheat in Japan the Philippines Taiwan South Korea Venezuela Central America the Caribbean and the Middle East over the next two years. Growth depends on price competitiveness and continued market development work.
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Lincoln
U. S
Japan
Philippines
Taiwan
South Korea
Venezuela
Central America
Caribbean
Middle East
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Marx Koehnke
United States Department of Agriculture
Koehnke
Nebraska
Tokyo
Taipei
Manila
P, Ie
Seoul
Korea
New Delhi
India
Rotterdam
The
Netherlands
Caracas
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Portland
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Western Wheat Associates, Inc
Calving nutrition and pest notes for Cheyenne County
Calving season reminders cover higher protein energy and mineral needs for cows nursing calves, with hay type and maturity influencing protein content. A cutworm warning outlines potential army cutworm infestation in Cheyenne County wheat fields and instructions for recognizing and reporting signs.
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Cheyenne County
The Case Against Excessive Punctuation
A letter argues punctuation overuse stifles fluency and readability. It favors minimal punctuation and praises periods and quotation marks, citing hyphens and apostrophes as clutter. The writer urges natural word flow and less regimentation in prose.
Seed treatment materials and meeting date listed
The notice lists Metasol and Ortho L M Seed protectant and Pan ogen type materials for use on hand. Also acceptable seed treatments include Captan PCNB Thiram Ferbam and pheny lmercuric acetate. Dates to remember sponsor board meeting March 24 at 7 30 p m Extension Office.
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Seeks
Ey Ung
Enneth Gakurada County
Eneyenné
International Farm Youth Exchange
Extension Service
John Orr
UMW
IFYE
Educational T. V
Ceresan
Ceresan M
Ray
Selephone
Toledo
Jones Center
Sidney, Neb
Community Services
Igor
North Platte
Melvin C. Taylor Farm
Township
Range 46
West
Lyle B. Gill
First National Bank
Fremont
First National Bank and Trust Company
Charter’s
Ane
Freenlees
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