Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Incorporation Notice
Public notice of incorporation under Nebraska law for Cheyenne County Farm Bureau with registered office at 715 Hickory Street Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska outlining purposes to advance agricultural interests, affiliate with state and national federations, conduct research and lobbying, and sponsor cooperative marketing. Dated November 1 1974 signed by multiple incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Hickory Street
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kenneth G. Larson
Robert Poppen
Leonard Beyer
Curtis Elsen
Dareld Frerichs
Halsey Fuller
Charles Helfrich
James Higgins
Lemoyne Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Donald C. Larson
Russell McMillen
Gilbert Misegadis
Francis H. Runge
Nebraska Business Corporation
Sidney Newspapers Inc
Kinois Street
S- Leonard R Hall
Viola Chelinek
Louisa Laaker
P. J. Heaton
Wilhelmina
Weible
State OF
I-P Weaton
GEL Shop, Inc
Nebraska Business Corporation Act
Telegraph Road
Huntsman
Crossword Puzzle Item Pars Across and Down
Puzzle notes show a crossword puzzle entry titled CrossWord Puzzle with a two percent time par. The fragment hints at a brief puzzle item with clues arranged across and down for solvers.
Sugar substitute ideas for holiday baking and sugar use
Consumers ponder stocking up on dwindling sugar supplies or cutting back due to high prices. With the holidays near, homemakers should plan for adequate sugar while avoiding hoarding. Nutritionist Ethel Diedrichsen suggests reducing sugar use by substituting naturally sweet produce and cooking cereals with dried fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Legion Visitation Supper at Legion Hall and Parish Notes
Legion and Auxiliary members attend District Officers Visitation supper at 6 30 p m at the Legion Hall with a covered dish to share. The UM Church General Meeting featured devotions led by Elizabeth and Beulah Gillham and a program on The Festivals of the Lord with Thanksgiving themed decorations and offerings. Several local residents made visits to Cheyenne and Fort Collins while others hosted family gatherings and attended a New Christy Minstrels concert in Ft Morgan. A sugar and sweetener article provided substitution tips including honey and corn syrup usage for baking and beverages with practical guidelines and cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
UMW
Elizabeth Gillham
Beulah Gillham
Beulah Elizabeth
Beulah
Ella B Barnett
Cora Jerritsma
Alice Madden
Diedrichsen
Beef imports decline continues into 1974 totals
AP reports that beef imports are down sharply from 1973 with about 809 million pounds imported in the first three quarters, down 16 percent from the previous year. USDA and Butz project calendar 1974 imports at just over 11 billion pounds, an 18 percent drop from 1973. Ford hints at possible quotas or voluntary restraints if 1975 imports rise beyond trigger levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kendall AP Parn
Agriculture Department
USDA
Agriculture
Earl Ll. Butz
Congress
Ford Administration
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Sioux City
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
U S
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Cheyenne County Batension
Cmller
Ary Jackson
Cheyenne County Betension
Arline Lostroh
Seals -S- LaVonna Bobo
Martin, Mattoon & Matzke
Martin
Mattoon & Matzke
Attorneys
SHALL
van Steenberg, Brower & Chaloupka
Edward Narjess
George HH Narjes
Marti, Mattoon & Matzke
Ae Newdenturer
Peetz
Shirley Miller
Arthur Shuberg
Loren Miller
Nellie Reed
Delores Nelson
Donna Appelhans
Esther Bachelder
Cheyenne
Wye
Donna
Claude Maag Ware
Cavalier State
Governing Councils
Dale Maag
Ft Collins
Cole
Bob Gillham
Leslie Ross
Claude Maag
Dick Ross
Sterling, Cole
Leslie Rosses
Dean Gillham
Kenneth Reynolds
Curtis
Lyra Sethaler
Edna I Adams
Margaret Miller
Erma Maag
Zelma_ Lindsay
Merna Meier
Mary Gillham
Edith Ross
Icle Ward
Ella B_ Barnett
Orpha Gillham
Zelma
New Christy Minstrels
Ft Morgan
Colo
Vavra’s
Tri-State
East Hiway
Orig
Penney’s
Epheaa
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