What's Doing in the Nebraska Panhandle
Chadron Board of Education and Chadron State Teachers College officials cooperate on transitions after Chadron Prep high school abolition. Grades 10 11 and 12 move to Chadron High next fall. about sixty five students affected. Dr Barton Kline notes shift from 8-4 to 6-3-3 plan and a new elementary school opens next September.
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Chadron
Chadron Board of Education
Chadron State Teachers College
Chadron Prep
Prep
State Normal Board
Chadron High
Barton Kline
Teachers College
Kline
Panhandle land and livestock sale at Bushnell set for March 23
The Panhandle Land and Livestock Co holdings in Kimball county will be liquidated in one of the century’s largest sales. About 14 403 acres of farmland and range near Bushnell are up for auction along with three grain storage warehouses, a modern three bedroom home, and several Bushnell lots. Sale begins 10 am on March 23, with Asmus Rychecky of Scottsbluff as auctioneers and Jirdon of Morrill as principal owner liquidating to fund estate trusts for his descendants.
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Bushnell
Kimball County
Panhandle Land and ‘Livestock Co
Panhandle Land and Livestock Co
Western Nebraska chamber meet invites 54 towns
Fifty four towns are invited to send representatives to the bi monthly Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce meeting in Rushville on March 29. Governor Frank Morrison will speak at a banquet in the high school auditorium.
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Rushville
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
Frank Morrison
WMCC
Western Nebraska
Western
Nebraska
Gov. Morrison
Legion Hall
Rushville Chamber of Commerce
Teeth caps for cows explained to Kiwanians
Jerry Haynes of Sterling Colorado described installing bovine tooth caps at a Kiwanians dinner. He is linked to Dr. Newcomb of Cheppell in Bovine Crowns Inc. The stainless steel cap for lower teeth reportedly lasts three to eight years and up to 164% years in tests, with a per head cost between 20 and 35 dollars.
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Alliance
Kiwanians
Jerry Haynes
Sterling
Colo
Haynes
Dr. Newcomb
Cheppell
Bovine Crowns, Inc
Newcomb
Nebraska potato seed program expands to five classes
Nebraska unveils an expanded seed potato program to be adopted by about 550 industry representatives at Scotts Bluff, adding five seed classes indexed elite premium foundation and certified. The plan, coordinated by the University of Nebraska and state agricultural groups, aims to lift seed quality and stabilize export and domestic table stock.
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Mitchell
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Nebraska dealers and wives gather at Sheraton Fontenelle
A large group of Nebraska automobile dealers and their wives assemble at the Sheraton Fontenelle Hotel in Omaha for a scheduled set of events. The report also notes Algeria's relative size to France, describing unrest there as significant.
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Eral
Sheraton-Fontenelle
Omaha
Auto Dealers Convene for Nebraska Association Meeting
The Nebraska New Car Dealers Association holds its annual convention in Omaha on Thursday and Friday with speakers from the National Automobile Dealers Association and the Commercial Credit Corporation. A new statewide used car guarantee will be announced by over 100 Nebraska dealers starting April 1.
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Nebraska New Car Dealers Association
Omaha
James C. Moore
National Automobile Dealers Association of
Washington, D. C
William Fletcher
Rapid Chevrolet Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Nebraska
A. C. Borrer
Alliance
H. J. Gotfredson
Lincoln
R. J. McFayden
R. E. Kinman
Grand Island
W. N. Neff
National Automobile Dealers Association
Fremont
F. W. Pohlman
Auburn
Sev
Nebraska potato varieties push and industry information hub
Purification, increase and equitable release and distribution of new potato varieties produced in Nebraska and other potato breeding programs. Provision of a medium where by Potato Certification, Extension and individuals from all segments of the industry can be continually informed regarding varieties, their characteristics and new developments in seed potato production.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraska Potato Council
Potato Certification Association of Nebraska
Potato Division
State Department of Agriculture
J. O. Young
Department of Horticulture and Forestry
William B. Allington
University’s College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska College of Agriculture hosts 44th State Vocational Judging Contests
The Nebraska College of Agriculture will host the 44th annual State Vocational Agriculture Judging Contests April 6 7 in Lincoln. Preliminary registration shows 131 schools statewide submitting 2263 entries across 15 events, per M G McCreight assistant professor and contest director.
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Lincoln
Nebraska College of Agriculture
M. G. McCreight
Brigham Young Mansion Restored Opens to Public
The Salt Lake Com mansion of Mormon leader Brigham Young has been restored and will be opened to the public, showcasing the historical home and its furnishings for visitors.
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Salt Lake Com
Brigham Young
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