District Conservation Efforts Advance Across Cheyenne County 1969
The 1969 district leaders include Robert Spearow as chairman and Ed Block as vice chair. Betty Haven became district clerk in May as the Panhandle RC&D and Sedgwick Sands Watershed planning proceeded. Cooperators rose to 21 new, totaling 540, with 288 assisted and 143 applying practices such as diversions, ponds, windbreaks, terraces, and irrigation systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Spearow
Ed Block
Charles Helfrich
Wendel W. Mathewson
Clifford Herboldsheimer
Betty Haven
Marilee Rowan
Soil Conservation Service
Roger E. Plantz
Robert H. Koester
Panhandle Rc&d
Sedgwick
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Rc&d
Citizens For Cheyenne County
Great Plains
Lodgepole
Potter
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
State Highway Department
Sedgwick Sands
Sidney
State Soil and Water Commission
Board of Supervisors
County Commission
Cheyenne
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph Cooperated With the District and the District Conservationist
Telegraph
KSID
Robert Spearow
Gering
Gurley
Boy Scouts
ASCS
Cheyenne County
Chadron State College
Halsey
Carl Mahr
Ed Sanders
Sanders
Fred Enevoldsen
Potter State Bank
Bill Maddox
Sidney New Car Dealers
Dave Mazour
Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Rudolph Hraban
Altho
State
New National Soil Map Aims at Regional Planners
The Soil Conservation Service in Washington, D. C. introduces a 1:1,000,000 scale national soil map designed for regional land use planning. Covering 48 states on 13 sheets, it generalizes soil units to 150–200 map units per sheet, using soil subgroups and detailed legends to aid interpretations for foundations, excavations, and septic fields.
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Arnold C. Orved
Soil Survey Interpretaions
SCS
Washington
D. C
The
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Geological Survey
United States
People Prefer Move from Cities to Smaller Towns
A February 1970 Gallup Poll finds six in ten adults in metropolitan areas would move to less urbanized areas if allowed, while four in ten would stay put. About one third favor living in a small town, matching the 1966 survey.
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Gallup
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Annual Report
Snd
Nebraska
Bob Horner
FDIC
First State Bank
Haggard
Ogallala Imperial
Oshkosh
Interstate Irrigation Inc
Yuma