Eves Plentiful In The Spring
Lincoln reports eggs will be five percent higher in supply this spring aiding consumer prices says Ethel Diedrichsen extension food specialist University of Nebraska She notes price spreads between egg sizes should stay under seven cents for best value and advises buying from stores with quick turnover and refrigerating eggs large end up Eggs come in grades AA A and B with AA the freshest and B suitable for general cooking Size labels refer to dozen weight not grade Jumbo and peewee eggs may be available High quality eggs are best for eggnogs and shakes When cooking avoid over heat and use only clean sound shells.
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Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska
Fire safety tips for clothing fires at home
Lincoln safety guidance warns against rolling burning clothing in blankets or rugs. High pile rugs or blankets can spread flames faster and melt, creating heat pockets that burn deeper. Even synthetic flame resistant materials may fail, urging caution and proper extinguishing methods.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Nebraska Centennial Event Highlights Across State
A sweeping list captures Nebraska Centennial observances including Square Dance Festivals, a centennial garden program, arboreal planting, exhibitions, a science fair, theater and concerts plus parades, pageants, and civic gatherings featuring organizations such as the Omaha Home Show Rev, Ak-Sar-Ben Ice Follies, Shrine Circus, Old Time Literary Tea, and the Nebraska Writer's Guild with performances by Willa Cather Day and Martha Schlamme.
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Ice Follies
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Centennial Boy Scout Circus
Legislative Sidelines Long For Good Old Days
Bernie Camp reflects on life in 1867 Nebraska describing transport, commerce, and government. He recalls horse travel and small, family run businesses with limited civic life and no electricity or modern infrastructure, noting how early lawmakers served short terms in Lincoln.
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
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Washington, D.C
Two Exits For Your Basement
Lincoln homeowners are urged to plan two escape routes from basement areas such as a party room hobby shop or laundry space in case of fire. University of Nebraska Extension Safety specialist Rollin Schnieder notes basements often have a single exit making a second stairway valuable for safety.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Rollin Schnieder
Nebraska Water Supply Faces Outside Tapping Risk
Harold H. Gilman discusses Nebraska’s abundant underground and surface water resources and rising external demand. He highlights pollution, flood damage, land development, and the need for a statewide water plan with 11 regional water resource institutes to address flood control, pollution, irrigation, and groundwater recharge.
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Nebraska
Gering Votes on Fluoridation in April Election
Gering voters will decide in the April 4 municipal election on water fluoridation with a simple majority needed for approval. City attorney H. J. Holtorf announced the measure and requirements.
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Gering
H. J. Holtorf
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