Wheat Pasture Will Conserve Soil Moisture
University of Nebraska agronomist J C Swinbank advises pasturing or clipping tall fall wheat to conserve soil moisture and nutrients for next summer’s grain. Four to five inches of growth should remain for winter protection and avoid trampling wet fields. Grazing in spring must stop before joints emerge to prevent head loss and reduced yields.
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Lincoln
J.C. Swinbank
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Swinbank
Nebraska
Beall Rites Held for George F. Beall
Funeral services for George F. Beall 45 of Sidney were held Saturday at St Patrick Church with Very Rev Vincent Pelster officiating. Burial was at Greenwood Cemetery. Beall born July 27 1918 in Manchester Iowa worked for Union Pacific as a crossing watchman and later in Omaha. He died October 28 in St Josephs Hospital Omaha after surgery. He was a former Sidney resident and member of the Elks Lodge. Survivors include six aunts and cousins.
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George F. Beall
Sidney
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Omaha
Vincent Pelster
St. Patrick Catholic Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Sol Willis Sr
Troy Smith
Charles Hickox
Clarence Darnell
Harold Cochran
William Gehrig Jr
Manchester
Iowa
Frank
Ella Penney Beall
Nora Penney
St. Patrick Academy
Fox Theater
Union Pacific
Beall
Elks Lodge
Penney
68 County Sheep Inspection Soon
Lincoln plans final inspection of sheep flocks across 68 Nebraska counties in January to move toward a Sheep Scabies-Free state. Federal and state veterinarians with the Extension Service will conduct the inspections. Several western and northern counties have already been declared free of sheep scab. The neighboring states of South Dakota Wyoming Colorado and Kansas also report freedom from sheep scab. A regional eradication program is projected to take about two years.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Ted Doane
University of Nebraska
Keha Paha
Rock, Loup
Blaine
Thomas
Hooker
Grant
Arthur
Keith
Perkins
Chase
Dundy
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Pack 82 Holds Halloween Meeting at Legion Park
Pack 82 convened October 30 at 7:30 p m in Legion Park shelter house with Ben Belden as cubmaster. Dens crafted costumes and masks, staged skits on graveyard ghosts, noisemakers, and fire prevention, awards and pins were given to numerous Cubs, and refreshments were served after a pinata activity.
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Pack 82
Legion Park Shelter House
Ben’ Belden
Den 1
Den 2
Hallowe’en
Den 3
Elwood Moore
Ben Belden
Bobcats
Michael Rae
Jerry Lubash
Lyle Geike
Wolf
Kim Peters
Michael Graczyk
Steven Schaefer
Frank Rauner
Brett Belden
Larry Brachtenbach
Randy Coupens
Robert Robinson
Robert Campbell
Jim Knackstedt
Pat Heaton II
Jerry Deaver
Bill Jenks
Robert Monk
Steven Roth
Mike Manley
Tim Q Holeran
Jay Krueger
Randy McDowell
David Kaminski
Denner
Donald Gehrig
Loren Bauman
Lion Badge
James Schaefer
Jerry Haupt
Jerry Kaminski
Dens 1
Belden
Up-To-Date Ag Program At Nebraska University
The University of Nebraska College of Agriculture creates the Department of Agricultural Education to train for five careers including vocational and general agriculture teaching, county agents, and foreign service roles. 48 credit hours, strong social science coursework, emphasis on speech and people skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Department of Agricultural Education
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Howard W. Deems
University Board of Regents
Department of Vocational Education
University Agricultural Extension Service
Deems
Buddy Poppy Sale Saturday in Cheyenne County
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary schedule their annual Buddy Poppy Sale for this Saturday, Nov 9, across Cheyenne County. E. H. Mitchell chairs Post 610 and Mrs. Charles Colling leads the Auxiliary. Proceeds stay in the area to aid veterans and families as poppies are made by disabled veterans.
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Veterans Ofs- Foreign Wars
Cheyenne County
E. H. Mitchell
Post 610
Charles Colling
Bridgeport Site For Bus Hearings
The State Railway Commission will hold a public hearing on American Buslines request to discontinue the Denver to Scottsbluff daily service. The session is November 20 at 1 p.m. in the Morrill County Courthouse District Court room Bridgeport for interested persons to present evidence and testimony.
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State Railway Commission
American Buslines
Denver
Scottsbluff
Bridgeport
Morrill County
Rabies Among Wildlife On Upgrade Since 1953
U S Department of Agriculture and Health Service reports show wildlife rabies rose from 1953 to 1961 from 1 479 to 2 174 while overall animal rabies fell sharply. Foxes waned as main reservoir. skunks and bats increased. Domestic dog cases dropped from 8 000+ in 1946 to under 600 in 1961.
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Lincoln
United States
U . S. Department of Agriculture Research Service
U. S. Health Service
University of Nebraska
Coon
Workshop Meet of Highway 385 Association
A workshop meeting will be held by the Highway 385 Association at Alliance this Saturday and Sunday. Representatives are expected from states from Texas through to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 385 Assn
Alliance
Texas
Canada
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Names Perry A White President
Heads Corporation announces Perry A White former Kimballite is elected president succeeding William S Ginn who resigned in September. White born in Kimball, longtime resident of Algon and Perry Iowa and a University of Iowa graduate. He has led BLH or predecessors since 1943 beginning at General Machinery as controller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MsClare Kennet
Baldwin-Lima- Hamilton Corporation
Kimballite
Perry A. White
William S. Ginn
White
Kimball
Algon
Perry
Iowa
University of Iowa
BLH
General Machinery Corporation
Sign on the Little Car Delivered Drugs for Mills Pharmacy
A sign reading The Medicine Dropper was used on a small delivery car tied to Mills Pharmacy. The item appeared in Sioux Falls, noting the unusual packaging for drug delivery and potential public health concerns.
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Sioux Falls
Thompson's $10 Winner Secures Telegraph Contest
Jimmy Thompson wins the $10 Telegraph Football Contest after a close tie with Wesley Nelson Melvin Nelson Rod Bales and others. He correctly predicted 16 of 20 games and won on a tie-breaker Army 13 1 Army victory over Air Force with a four point spread.
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Jimmy Thompson
Telegraph
Jimmy
Wesley Nelson
Sidney
Melvin Nelson
Peetz
Rod Bales
Lincoln
Thompson
Army
Air Force
Bales
Nelson
Annd Bales
Falcons
Wesley
Jack Weimer
Leland Skrdlant
Bill Koenecke
Lloyd Johnson
Jim Kinney
Dick Bales
Donald D. Martin
Lewis A. Osbourn
Bob Wit
Lyle C. Olsen
George Heumann
Ralph Anderson
Potter
Pam Lessig
Gurley
Bill Dykman
Lodgepole
Ewald Brauer
Anthony J. Ault
Leonard Alber
Sterling
Michigan
Northwestern
Michigan State
Wisconsin
California
UCLA
Washington
Arizona
Wyoming
Old Settlers To Elect Officers
The Lodgepole Old Settlers committee will hold an organization meeting next Friday November 8 at 7 30 p m in the First State Bank building. Officers for the coming year will be elected and everyone is urged to attend.
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Lodgepole Old Settlers Committee
First State Bank
Missile contract bids set for November fourteenth
CHEYENNE The Army Corps of Engineers will open bids on November 14 for roughly 1 million dollars of security facilities construction at Minuteman missile sites across southeastern Wyoming northern Colorado and western Nebraska. Work covers concrete antenna pedestals electrical conduit flood lighting fencing and grading at 200 launcher sites in the Warren Air Force Base complex.
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Cheyenne
Army Corps of Engineers
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Warren Air Force Base
Chamber of Commerce names John Alden president
John Alden, longtime C of C director and member since the group’s start, was chosen president to replace Fred Hurlbut who resigned to take a position in Washington, D C. Alden has served on the board for two years.
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Kimball
John Alden
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Hurlbut
Washington, D.C
Alden
Chamber
Police Court Transfers in Minor In Possession Cases
Raymon Trujillo of 1244 Quince and Jim Trujillo were charged with minor in possession and transferred to county. Joe Apodeca also faced minor in possession, plus parole violation and knife threats, and was moved to county court.
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Raymon Trujillo
Quince
Jim Trujillo
Joe Apodeca
Town Hall in Andover Closed for Lack of Sanitary Facilities
The 70-year-old Andover Town Hall was ordered shut by the State Board of Health after its outhouses burned and no sanitary facilities remained. The building had been recently finished construction, meeting local needs but failing health standards. The closure leaves town offices without a winter home until repairs or a temporary facility are arranged.
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Andover
Conn
State Board of Health
Troop 19 Senior Girl Scouts Plan Winter Ski Trip
Troop 19 met October 30 at Chris Cramer's home to discuss a Hidden Valley ski trip this winter and fundraising ideas. Rummage sale and reef raking drive were chosen. Kathy Hutton will represent the troop on the Senior Council in Ogallala. The next meeting is 4 p.m. on Wednesday November 6 at Peggy Jelinek's home. Linda Blake serves as historian.
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Chris Cramer
Hidden Valley
Kathy Hutton
Ogallala
Peggy Jelinek
Linda Blake
Welcome Wagon welcomes Sidney newcomers with local updates
Mrs. Milt Nissen hosts new residents including John Trenerry and family at 542 Charlotte. Trenerry joins the Nebraska Highway Patrol. Others at 549 Charlotte include William Judd a builder for Naranche & Konda Co. Also cited are the Huddlestons at 205 West Drive, Silkwood at Omar Court, and the Reeder family at Lone Pine Trailer Court with several details on occupations and ages. Puerto Rico weather reports note record high 96 and low 62 degrees.
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Sidney
Milt Nissen
John Trenerry
Charlotte
Ogallala
Mr. Trenerry
Nebraska Highway Patrol Force
Cheyenne, Wyo
William Judd
Judd
Naranche & Konda Co
Military trainees earn honors from three campuses
Marine Corporal Schreiner graduates from the Aviation Machinist's Mate Jet Engine Course at Memphis Naval Air Technical Training Center. Army Private Degenhart completes 12 weeks at The Engineer Center Fort Belvoir Virginia. Cadet Roy A. Cutsinger qualified for Wentworth Military Academy Honor Guard membership at Sidney based on drill mastery and academics.
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Memphis, Tenn
Daennts E. Schreiner
Harold M. Chreiner
Potter
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Potter High School
Schreiner
Fort Belvoir
AHTNC
Army
Lawrence D. Degenhart
Frank Degenhart
Sterling, Cola
Engineer
Degenhart
Fort Ord
Calif
St. Anthony’s High School
Lexington
Roy A. Cutsinger
Thomas R. Hart
12Th St
Sidney
Wentworth Military Academy
William Mullenioux
Wentworth
Farm Handbook on Financial Calculations for Farmers
Agricultural economists at the University of Nebraska note farmers often rely on quick math shortcuts. The U S Department of Agriculture has published Agriculture Handbook no 230 compiling financial and physical measurement data. It is available from the Superintendent of Documents in Washington DC for 35 cents.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Irrigators Meet Soon At Kearney
Plans are finalized for a joint meeting of the Nebraska State Irrigation Assn and the Nebraska Reclamation Assn in Kearney November 13 to 15. It marks the 71st annual convention led by Arthur C. Johnson with Cyril P. Shaughnessy presiding over the Reclamation group in its 20th year. Speakers include Floyd E. Dominy, Commissioner of Reclamation, and Hollis R. Williams, Deputy Administrator for Watersheds.
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Kearney
Nebraska State Irrigation Assn
Nebraska Reclamation Assn
Irrigation Group
Arthur C. Johnson
Reclamation Assny
Cyril P. Shaugnessy
St. Paul
Floyd E. Dominy
Reclamation
Department of Interior
Washington, D. C
Elaine Cox Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Family Home
Elaine Cox observed her seventh birthday Sunday November 3 at the home of her parents Alva and Cox. Guests included grandmother Vivian Romayko of Hollywood Florida grandparents Clarance and Helen Cox of Sidney great grandmother Mrs Clark Andre of North Platte and other relatives from Sidney Harrisburg and Miami Florida.
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Elaine Cox
Alva Cox
Vievian Romayko
Hollywood
Fla
Clarance Cox
Sidney
Clark Andre
North Platte
Keith Kaylor
Herb Snyder
Harrisburg, Neb
Henry Infante
Miami, Fla
Earth holds about 6,586 quintillion tons of matter
Statisticians estimate the total amount of matter on Earth at 6,586 quintillion tons, a figure reflecting the planet's vast mass and composition across oceans, rocks, air, and living material. The estimate underscores the scale of terrestrial matter in scientific discussions.
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FAA
Federal Aviation Agency
Joseph W. Haugan
Charles P. Hugunin
Robert E. Osborn
John W. Hall
Agriculture Program
James T. Horner
Duane Loewenstein
M.G. McCreight
A. E. Wendorff
Dr. Deems
Buddy Poppy Sale
Old Settlers
C of C President
Fire Department
Bert Steele
Harvey Vizina
Lewis M. Huddleston
205 West Drive
Mr. Huddleston
Sinclair Oil Co
Claude Silkwood
Ridge Farm, Ill
Omar Court
Mr. Silkwood
The
Jenkins Co
Robert Reeder
Lone Pine Trailer Court
Millard
Neb
Reeder
ETS & Hokin & Galvin
San Juan
Puerto Rico
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