Payrolls Are Seen Key To Western Nebraska Growth
Industrial leaders in Scottsbluff agreed that more payrolls are needed to check population decline. They cited Sidney-Kimball as proof that industry is essential to sustain farming districts, with LB 722 funding and new uses for ag products highlighted as paths to growth.
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Nebraska
Scottsbluff Panhandle
Sidney-Kimball
Sidney
Panhandle
David Osterhout
Denver
West Coast
C T Moyer
The
Small Business Administration
Kansas
Iowa
Pearle Finigan
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Finigan
Scottsbluff
Housing for Nationals Receives Federal Approval
Migrant farm workers moving into Nebraska sugar beet areas prompt remodeling of housing. Harold L Mahan of the Labor Department reported many units are deficient and must be corrected before Mexican nationals may be housed. About 4 000 workers are expected, with roughly half being Mexican nationals.
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Nebraska
US Labor Department
Harold L Mahan
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Kansas City
Secretary of Labor
Mexico
Geat Western Sugar Co
Panhandle
Mahan
Tis
Cheyenne County
Ine
Menxwan
Farmers Work Fast Across Field Tasks
The piece extols American farmers for rapid field work, noting plowing an acre in 42 minutes, spraying by ground equipment in 20 minutes, aerial spraying in under a minute, eradicating 20 million weeds in an hour, and harvesting an acre of wheat or corn in 40 minutes.
Lon Miller Recalls Career of Nebraska High School Official
Lon Miller, dean of regional high school athletic officials, recalls a long career from 1919 to 1951. He officiated in Nebraska and Colorado, often alone, reflecting on early shortages of officials and his role in key games and state tournaments. He mentored many coaches who rose to college positions and valued the respect of players and fans.
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Lon Miller
Sidney
Kimball
Val Peterson
Nebraska
United States
Denmark
Lodgepole
Colorado
Muller
Denver
Mouler
Miller
Pidge
Ome
Alliance
Jim
Millers
Mr. Miller
James Kirkman
North Platte
Alonzo G
Lon
Exhibition Pigs Put Forward for County Fairs
Lincoln city report outlines 8 week old exhibition pigs weighing 35 to 40 pounds for 4 H club entrants. Extension animal husbandman Ted Doane from the University of Nebraska urges selection of pigs with ve derate length medium width thick well muscled hams high tail setting straight legs trim jowl and underline as best prospects for late July and August fairs.
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Lincoln
Ted Doane
University of Nebraska Doane
Doane
Reynolds Class Dismissal With Photographer Surprise
Students filed from the school as Reynold’s class was brought out to the playground. He noticed a photographer and reacted with the teachers before settling back into the scene.
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Lyle Darling
Reynold
Reynolds
North Ward
Arven Reynolds
Sidney
Tom Landmesser
Tough Winter Misleads On Insect Threat To Crops
Entomologists warn a harsh winter does not guarantee fewer pests. Even small die offs or shifts in survival can cause rapid population growth in a single generation. The word is stay vigilant and prepare for strong control measures to protect crops.
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US Weather Bureau
U.S. Weather Bureau
Aristotle
National Geog Aavhic Society
Ine gGdinvering
Iva
MR. Farmer
General of America
Insuranc
Real Estate Investments Insurance Center
Jackson
Sidney Telegraph
W Telegraph
Fly Frontier
Airlines
COMET
Wamsley
Lincoln - Mercury
Illinois
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