Ford Motor Co backs review of 4-H achievement
Ford Motor Co Fund sponsors the 18th annual national 4-H Achievement program run by the Cooperative Extension Service. Twelve $600 scholarships, one state delegate trip to Chicago, and gold medals for county winners. Criteria focus on community, school activity, leadership, and initiative across animal science to home economics.
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Local News Bits and Family Socials Spotlight from Bremerton
Mrs Caroline Block hosted Sun day dinner and visited Don Block family. Mrs Erwin Beggar joined the R C W W Club gathering at Mrs Jim Payne's home. Mrs Mattie Rufenacht and her daughter visited relatives in Sidney with Mr and Mrs Herman Bruns. Alfred E Porter of Rushville holds the state bullhead record, a 3 pound 8 ounce catch from Smith Lake in July 1963.
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Virgil Horst
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Alfred E. Porter
Rushville
Smith Lake
Stock Growers Meet In June in Nebraska Capital
Nebraska Stock Growers plan their annual convention in Lincoln from June 11 to 13. Chairman John Cooper of Humboldt announced the agenda with sessions for members and auxiliaries, remarks by Congressman Robert Denney and NAC President Bill House, a cattle industry symposium moderated by Frank Sibert, and addresses by Governor Norbert Tiemann William Galbraith of USDA, and Senator Roman Hruska after the final business session.
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Bill House
Frank Sibert
Omaha
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William Galbraith
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Washington, D.C
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Roman Hruska
Palmer Alaska's Agricultural Based Town Growth Noted
ONLY FARM TOWN PALMER Alaska AP Palmer nestled in the Matanuska Valley is Alaska's only community primarily based on an agricultural economy. The town has seen steady growth since the first Matanuska colonists arrived in the early 1930s.
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Striped Bass Introduced to Nebraska Waters in 1961
The striped bass were first introduced to Nebraska waters in 1961 with a small stocking at Lake McConaughy. The event marked the start of the species’ presence in the state’s aquatic system.
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Lake McConaughy
Cleanup Day At Local School In Weyerts
Eagle News reports a cleanup day held at the A S C in Weyerts. The piece notes visits from Edith Jurgens and Caroline Block's lunch guest, plus family gatherings and travel between residents like the Folkerts and Jobman families. It mentions Bebe Block’s return from Dana College and a wedding trip involving the Wittigs in Kimball.
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