Every Parent's Creed and REAP Plan Notified
A list of child development maxims outlines how a child’s environment shapes behavior from criticism to praise. Contributed by Elvera Zalesky, the piece emphasizes encouragement, encouragement and acceptance as keys to confidence, patience, and love.
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Parent's Creed
Reap
New Varieties Of Wheat Have Doubled Yields
Nebraska scientists report new stem rust resistant wheat varieties boosted state yields from 22 to 43 bushels per acre, adding over 20 million dollars to annual income. The 1966 adoption of Scout, Lancer, and Gage increased production, with Centurk showing potential for further gains in 1972. Deer hunting remark closes the piece.
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Schuyler
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Kermit Wagner
Scout
Lancer
Gage
U.S. Department of Agriculture Agronomists
N.U
Rural Environmental Assistance Program urged for timely completion
Area farmers and ranchers are urged to complete REAP practices promptly to ensure cost-sharing with the Government. Lester Runge notes regulations require substantial completion by December 31, and a USDA release confirms 1972 REAP funding at 140 million dollars.
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Lester Runge
Cheyenne County
Ecology Is Dominant In 4-H Planning
Nebraska 4-H unveils an ecology focused program written by Harold H Gilman and introduces new environmental awareness materials. Future plans include teen training sessions at the State 4-H Camp, Arbor Day activities in 1972, and a new series of projects titled Exploring the World of Plants and Soils developed by the National 4-H Plants and Soil Science Program Development Committee.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
4-H
Harold H Gilman
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Halsey
National
Obsolete 45 Star Flag From 1896 to 1907 Found in Evansville
A 6 point American flag dating to 1896 was found by the local branch of goodwill industries in Evansville Indiana. It predates Utah statehood and Oklahoma joined the union in 1907 making the 45 star banner obsolete after a short 11 year span.
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Evansville
Ind
Oodwill Industries
Utah
Oklahoma
Longtime Potter Resident Alfred Johnson Dies at 83
Alfred Johnson of Potter died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital after 10 days of hospitalization. He lived in the Potter community for 82 years and remained active in farming north of town. Born March 2, 1888 in Sweden, he came to Cheyenne County in 1889. He married Rose Marie Dvorak in 1917 and is survived by his wife, son Ernest of Salt Lake City, two daughters Pauline Atkins of Sidney and Betty Johnson of Dix, five grandchildren, and a brother and sister, with a grandson, Dale Atkins, predeceasing him. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery with services at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home officiated by Rev Larry L Sydow. Memorials may be made to the cancer society.
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Cheyenne County
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Ernest
Salt Lake City
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B.C
Pauline) Atkins
Sidney
Ted
Betty Rose) Johnson
Dix
Oscar
Pearl Nelson
Dale Atkins
Christensen Rites Held In Washington
Bert W Christensen 63 died Oct 23 at his Kelso Washington home. Funeral Oct 28 at McVicker's Chapel with Rev Lloyd Holloway officiating. Interment Longview Memorial Park. Survivors: widow Inez daughter Patricia Barkley stepsons Jack and Don Clover sister Mrs Lilly Atkins brother Frost Christensen and seven grandchildren.
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Messyrock
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Bridgeport
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Kelso Wash
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Inez
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Pasco
Dixie Lee Hill
Concord
Calif
Jack
Don Clover
San Francisco
Frost Christensen
Cottonwood
Aziz
Atkins
Gurkhas Guard Buckingham Palace This Winter
Buckingham Palace will be guarded by the Brigade of Gurkhas from November 24 to January 9. The protection follows routine security rotations for the Queen's London residence with duty shifts assigned to the Gurkha corps.
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Buckingham Palace
London
Frontier Reports Rise in Q3 Net Earnings
Frontier Airlines shows a Q3 net earnings rise to 1.585 million dollars or 35 cents a share, up from 1.29 million dollars or 28 cents. Operating revenues reach 26.375 million, while nine months 1971 revenues total 73.077 million with a net loss of 1.351 million. CEO A L Feldman cites subsidy adequacy for profitability as a key issue being pursued with the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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Colorado
Frontier Airlines
A L. Feldman
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Civil Aeronautics
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