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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1968

Page

5

Nebraska Wyoming Wheat Growers Session Opens in Sidney

The Nebraska Wyoming Wheat Growers Assn annual convention begins in Sidney with registration at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Attendance is expected between 350 and 450, weather permitting, and features programs from agriculture leaders, plus a banquet and wheat queen presentations. Local turnout urged to support a successful meeting and cost of production study.

Sidney Nebraska- Wyoming Wheat Growers Assn Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Fort Sidney Elmer Schlaphoff Nebraska Raymond Davis Association Ed Jaeneke ASCS Glen Hofer National Association of Wheat Growers E. L. Hatcher National Association Joseph Halow Great Plains Wheat John Thomson Western Wheat Associates Sam Cashman Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Inc St. Patrick’s Youth Center M. Thomas More Chateau Mr. Davis Robert Rauner Glenn Helmers University of Nebraska Nebraska Wheat Hearts Wheat Growers Association Dude’s Steak House Patrice Herboldsheimer Potter Old Fort Sidney Davis

Straight Talking Nun to Headline Wheat Growers Banquet

Sister M. Thomas More OSF of Holy Family College Manitowoc will speak at the Nebraska Wyoming Wheat Growers Convention banquet. She urges grass roots farming groups and limit two year terms for elected leaders. The program includes Vic Haas, Fred Lush, Holly Hodges, Bill Hulse, and Ray Uehling among others.

Sidney M. Thomas More OSF Holy Family College Manittowoc Wisconsin Thomas More Lister Catholic University of America Washington, D. C Vic Haas Hemingford Nebraska Wheat Growers Fred Lush Albin Wyo Holly Hodges Holdrege Bill Hulse Dufur Ore Oregon Wheat Growers Ray Uehling Kansas

Farm Bureau Leader to Speak at Wheat Growers Convention

Sam Cashman Ohio Farm Bureau vice president commodity service will speak during Thursday afternoon sessions at the Nebraska Wyoming Wheat Growers 15th annual convention in Sidney November 13 15. He will address marketing problems facing soft wheat producers in Ohio and has a long agricultural career including Ohio State University Cornell University and Ohio Farm Bureau roles. Wheat farmers earn about 1 25 per hour versus 2 65 for factory workers with wheat shipped to 112 countries under Food for Peace and Food for Freedom programs.

Sam Cashman Commodity Service Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Inc Nebraska Cornell University Cashman State of Ohio State Board of Agriculture Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Department of Commodity Service Frank Johannsen E. L. Hatcher National Association of Wheat Growers Joseph Halow Great Plains Wheat Coffee Wheatbelt John Thomsen Western Wheat Associates

Wheat Growers Convention Heads to Sidney Nebraska

The Wheat Growers Association schedules its convention for November 13 to 15 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel in Sidney Nebraska. D A Peterson of Cheyenne is noted for president and Mildred Sickert of Lincoln serves as secretary treasurer, with staff listed.

Mildred Sickert Lincoln Sidney, Nebraska Fort Sidney Motor Hotel

Wheat belt Public Power District Listed Fort Sidney Program

The schedule shows 10 00 A M registration in the lobby for Fort Sidney with coffee provided by Wheat belt Public Power District. At 1 00 P M there is a farm program led by Holly Hodge in the ballroom followed by an invocation by Father Edward Flynn. A panel discussion titled Wheat Programs of the Future features a moderator Fred Lush and state presidents. A farm program committee meeting led by Fred Lush and Holly Hodge with Wayne Messenger as secretary occupies the ballroom, then a no host dinner at 5 30 P M. Dr Everett Peterson presents a program on a world trip and Japanese trade fair at 6 30 P M, with committee meetings for all committees at 8 00 P M.

Fort Sidney Wheatbelt Public Power Holly Hodge Wheat Programs of the Future Fred Lush National Organization Wheatbelt Public Power District Wayne Messenger Everett Peterson Wendell Johnson John Sullivan Mildred Siekert Ervain Friede Robert Rosener Ron Cutler Vic Haas D. A. Peterson Richard Green Harold Tremain Phil Curtiss Kenneth Harsch Transportation Frank Johannsen Fulton Hester Kenneth Hall Wayne Allen Dick Lewis

Wheat Heart WHEATGROWERS CONFERENCE PROGRAM NOTES

A detailed agenda for the Wheat Heart conference dated November 13 to 15, 1968 includes breakfast, registration, general sessions, committee meetings, and receptions. They list speakers such as Ed Jaenke and E. L. Hatcher, officers and chairmen, banquet master of ceremonies Wayne Allen, and various host locations in Fort Sidney and Sidney venues.

Fort Sidney Wheat Heart State Cheyenne County Wheat Heart

County Well Represented At Wheat Sessions

Four Cheyenne County residents lead sessions at the Nebraska State Wheat Growers and Wheat Hearts convention. Ray Davis of Potter is state Wheat Growers president and Mrs. Robert Ankeny of Dalton is state Wheat Hearts president. Phil Curtiss of Sidney and Mrs. Clifford Herboldsheimer of Potter hold Cheyenne County Wheat Growers and Wheat Hearts presidencies respectively.

Wescsossseeee Robert Ankeny Dalton Frank Johannsen Bayard Richard Lewis Holbrook Raymond Davis Potter Nebraska State Wheat Growers and Wheat Hearts Cheyenne County Ray Davis The Wheat Growers

Fenster Outlines Mulching Values in Soil Study

Charles R Fenster of the University of Nebraska told a New Orleans audience that stub ble mulch farming offers wind and water erosion control. He and co author T M McCalla relate an eight year Alliance study comparing stubble mulching with one way plowing and moldboard plowing.

Charles R. Fenster University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist New Orleans American Society of Agronomy

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Nebraska-Wyoming North Potter Associated Press Sister Holy Family’ College Midwest Manitowoc Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity Mrs Cliff Herbolushlimele Farm Bureau Food For Peace Food For Freedom U. S Wyoming NEBRASKA/WYOMING WHEAT GROWERS ASSOCIATION, INC Raymond L. Davis Potter Harold Tremain Sidney Vic Haas Ervain Frieke McCook Bayard Fulton Hester Lusk Cheyenne Association Convention Father Edward Flynn St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Darrell Davis Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Robert Hassle Director of Agriculture Ed Jaenke A.S.C.S Exec, V.P Legion Club Fix Pharmacy Egging Company Sidney National Bank Ralph Welch Agency Billie Oakley Gooch Mills Ft. Sidney Ballroom Ron Barker Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company the Chateau 11Th Dlinois Ft. Sidney John Stayton United Metholist Church Wheathearts Cooper Mills Humboldt Nebr Cocner Mills Olinois Street Robert Spearow Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co Owen Schuler Potter State Bank Dalton Co-op Association Carley’s Electric Heizer’s Store Dalton Bank Dalton Gas Howard Reimers Atkins Family Shoe Store Draper’s Studio the Sidney Telegraph McDonald’s Ralph Spearow Hardy Clark Furniture Fenster T. M. McCalla USDA Agricultural Research Service Alliance
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