Kimball County to Sell 175000 Hospital Bonds April 1
Kimball County will sell 175000 dollars of hospital bonds April 1 after residents approved bond issues to fund a hospital addition. County Treasurer Ruth F Holm said nearly all prior bonds have been retired, with two small ones from a 10000 improvement issue remaining. Bids open April 1 at 3 pm in the Commissioners Room, with denominations of 1000 and maturities from May 1, 1960 to May 1, 1969. Construction on the addition began last week.
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Chappell Girl to Study in Denmark Exchanges Planned
Deanne Peterson, an 18 year old Chappell graduate, has been accepted for a Denmark senior year study under the foreign exchange program sponsored by the Methodist Church. Her foster parents from Chappell, Mr and Mrs Wayne Peterson, will host the Danish student in return. The exchange is set for the last week in July.
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Nebraska Water Development Spotlighted At Garden County Banquet
Nebraska leads the nation in available water resources with high quality supplies for domestic agricultural industrial and municipal use. Stan Matzke assistant to the manager of the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District cited decades of conservation and watershed programs and highlighted benefits from irrigation districts reclamation projects and ground water recharge. The Garden County Soil and Water Conservation District tenth anniversary banquet in Oshkosh featured his remarks detailing irrigation and flood control benefits and cheap electricity from central district facilities.
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Tree Banding Time Here Experts Say
Lincoln entomologist Robert E. Roselle says early and yearly banding of elm and hackberry trees is needed to control cankerworms. Wingless female moths emerge in late February and March to lay eggs. sticky bands trap them and prevent egg deposition, a practical method for one or two years after outbreaks.
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University of Nebraska
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Roselle cites cankerworm control methods and spray rates
Roselle notes cankerworms occur in cycles and outbreaks vary by tree density. When many trees exist spraying is economical during infestations. DDT sprays can control after hatching using three pounds of 50 percent wettable powder per 100 gallons or 3 tablespoons per gallon of water. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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