Frontier Airlines policy clashes with its Sidney service cut
An editorial denounces Frontier Air Lines for breaking a stated policy of consulting cities before changing service while reducing Sidney Nebraska links to Cheyenne. The piece urges adherence to promises and questions the airline’s commitment to small city commuter service and public support.
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Frontier Airlines
Lewis B. Maytag
Frontier
Maytag
Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Tom Coffey
Kimball County Breaks Through with 1000th Oil Producer
The region celebrates its 1000th oil producer marking a milestone for western Nebraska. Analysts note the event as proof of a developing multi million dollar industry diversifying the local economy beyond agriculture.
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Kimball County
Nebraska
Panhandle Plains
Women’s Club
A Huge Stake in Foreign Trade and the U S Flag Merchant Marine
Maritime Affairs reports on Minnesota and the Dakotas showing ship imports support 6,000 plants and 242,000 workers. It notes 400,000 farmers had a $224 million share of exports and each farm averaged $850 in annual agricultural exports moved by sea.
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Maritime Affairs
Minnesota
Dakotas
U. S
Manufacturing Executives Call Business Political Action Vital
A majority of 198 manufacturing executives polled by the National Industrial Conference Board urge companies to engage actively in political and governmental processes through their executives and employees.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Cranberries and Cooking Do Not Drive This Season
A reflective piece dismisses cranberry sauce with turkey, arguing food should stay as nature planned. The narrator lauds simple meat without sauces, praising ham and steak and criticizing culinary embellishments.
A Plain Food Man Rejects Cranberries For Thanksgiving
The author favors simple meat and potatoes over elaborate sauces and cranberries. He laments European chefs and recalls a Turkey Day plate with white meat dressing mashed potatoes celery and olives, while insisting cranberries are unfit for human consumption.
Nebraska tops farm real estate tax per dollar of value
The U S Department of Agriculture reports Nebraska leads in farm real estate tax burden at 12 30 per 1000 of full value for 1958 Nebraska tops South Dakota Colorado Iowa Kansas Wyoming and Missouri in tax per dollar of farm value Nebraska rose to the top as a result of a narrow base tax system and lack of sales or income taxes.
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Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Wyoming
Missouri
REA's Twenty Fifth Anniversary.
The Rural Electrification Administration marks 25 years with a Nebraska example of substantial capital, yearly output, and broad service reach. The program emphasized local leadership, neighborhood planning, and REA loans, illustrating federal credit enabling community development and farm programs despite ongoing criticism.
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The
Lincoln Star
Rural Electrification Administration
Nebraska
Federal
REA
State Needs More Troopers Warned By Sanders
Nebras ka statewide traffic problem prompts Col C J Sanders to seek 50 additional troopers for ideal enforcement. The patrol totals 200 now but only 70 to 75 can be on the highways. 700000 licensed drivers. Interstate concerns and funding shifts spark politicking around Omaha Lincoln Grand Island. Mrs Walter Raecke joins State Health Board. Lt Governor fight heats up with Anderson Burney Otto and Beck seeking posts. Beck aims for district judge in North Platte.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
C. J. Sanders
State Safety Patrol
Saunders
Sanders
Ralph G. Brooks
Brooks
Grand Island
Omaha
Glenn Cunnigham
Phil Weaver
Falls City
Weaver
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Lester Anderson
Aurora
Dwight Burney
Hartington
Norman Otto
Kearney
Gerald Schwartz
Preventing Dough Sticking with Canvas and Stockinet Cover
A pastry tip advises rubbing flour into the meshes of the canvas and stockinet cover placed over a rolling pin to keep dough from sticking. This method helps maintain separation during rolling.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Map
A cluttered list of crossword clues with numbers for Across and Down entries including Abbr forms like abby for copper coin and a mix of literary and vocab terms across many lengths. The reader should fill a standard puzzle grid with entries such as aged distant states and common words.
Fires on the Nebraska Prairie and the Fight Against Them
The old handbill fire extinguisher promised to drag a smothering path across prairie fires but likely had limited reach. Nebraska settlers faced recurrent fire threats as dry seasons persisted, with signs urging caution and modern gains from airplanes, telephones, and organized rural fire districts improving response times and protection compared with earlier decades.
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Nebraska
Fertilizer Credit Loans Aid Farmers in Price Squeeze
Agricultural official Galen Morley of City National Bank Kansas City says fertilizer credit loans help farmers beat rising costs. The Midwest Food Institute notes fertilizer yields more per dollar than other farming investments, backing growing banker support with a statewide survey showing 70 percent of rural banks extend credit to meet fertilizer needs.
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Galen Morley
City National Bank of
Morley
Banks back farmers with plant food loans
Morley notes banks hire agriculturally trained specialists who understand soil fertility and the economics of fertilizer use. These experts assist farmers with fertilizer loans, predicting more farmers will rely on credit for plant food investments to protect against price shocks and crop shortfalls and boost profits per acre.
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Morley Saye
Beef Production Doubled Over Three Decades
A survey by the Agricultural Marketing Service shows beef production has doubled in 30 years. Growth comes from more cattle and higher yield per head due to cattle research and better breeding, feeding, and disease control.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
Watering hogs with automatic cup waterer system
The article describes a cup type automatic waterer anchored to heavy timber supporting a stock tank. A horizontal pipe extends through a protective board with hoses over its open end to the tank, creating a siphon that provides constant water. It notes a horse winning both ends of a daily double in New Zealand and mentions the first ship passing the Panama Canal in 1914.
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New Zealand
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