Vegetable Crops To Be Discussed In Western Nebraska
SCOTTSBLUFF The meeting on April 9 at 8 p.m. at the Scotts Bluff County Extension Office will bring agricultural extension agents and farmers together to discuss establishing a vegetable growing and freezing industry in western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming. Carrots, peas and sweet corn thrive there, with soil, water and climate favorable for légumes. A freezing plant could be funded by local capital and supply Midwest processors currently sourcing from California. The frozen food sector has surged in recent years and is expected to grow further.
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Keil Services Held Friday at Light Memorial Church
Funeral services for Sherman Keil age 69 were held Friday at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. Darrell Davis officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers John Ehmke Richard George Dolan Larson Francis Smith Walter Keil and Lowell Keil. Keil a Fremont native moved to Dalton then Sidney and was survived by a daughter a sister three brothers and three grandchildren.
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Francis Smith
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Lowell Keil
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Fremont
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Cheyenne County
Dalton
Sidney
Helen Smith
Leonard Beyer
SBA Interviews Slated April 9 in Scottsbluff
Arrangements by the Small Business Administration set an interview session on April 9 in The Davey Co conference room at 17 East 21st Street Scottsbluff A loan officer will interview businessmen interested in SBA programs Appointments should be made by calling 635 3121 in Scottsbluff Nebraska.
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Scottsbluff
Wheat Faces Gurley Tots Visit Bank Worm Threat
The Wheat crop across Western Nebraska and Eastern Wyoming faces pale western cutworms this spring, with potential heavy infestation. Experts note winter survival is good, moisture adequate, and more fertilizer used due to nitrogen price drop. Spraying may begin by end of April, and straw treated with Endrin cannot be fed to livestock. Local news also covers a Gurley school field trip to American National Bank for tickets to The Singing Nun and a London Fleet Line underground project proposal with work set for 1972 pending approval.
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Cheyenne
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Fox Theatre
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Martin Says No To Change In Metrics
Congressman Dave Martin argues against officially adopting the metric system citing high costs and nationwide confusion. He warns of chaotic changes in everyday measures from groceries to highway distances and product labels. He notes no public demand and cites estimates up to 15 billion dollars for conversion.
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American Legion Magazine
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