Farm Investment Surges as U S Farmland Values Climb
Lincoln reports a surge in farm asset values from 6308 dollars per farm in 1940 to 51472 dollars in 1963. Henderson of the University of Nebraska notes land and building values, machinery and capital needs rose sharply, driving increased credit use and borrowing against real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
United States
University of Nebraska Extension
Philip A. Henderson
Cornhuskes Economics
U. S
Henderson
U.S
Thanksgiving dessert luncheon at Kensington OES
The Kensington OES held a 1 15 p.m. Thanksgiving themed dessert luncheon on Tuesday Nov 19 in the Masonic Temple. Members sat at card tables with Pilgrims and turkeys. Mrs Leon Lafler presided. Mrs Fern Gould led devotions. Highs were won by Hilda Scholl in canasta and Winifred Wolf in bridge. Hostesses were Lafler Ells and Story. A December 17 meeting will be a covered dish luncheon under W Ackerman Henke and Triska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Masonic Temple
Leon Lafler
Fern Gould
Hilda Scholl
Winifred Wolf
Bridge
F. W. Leach
Extension Lesson Schedule on Hand Launder by Machine
Miss Gayle Sample announces the next extension lesson on Hand Launder by Machine for Cheyenne County clubs. Schedule: Monday November 25 in Dalton at 9:30 a.m. Dale Flora home, Sidney at 1:30 p.m. Hardy Clark Appliance Store. Tuesday November 26 Lodgepole at 9:00 a.m. Myron Carlson home Sidney at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Sample
Miss Sample
Dalton
Dale Flora
Sidney
Hardy-Clark
Lodgepole
Myron Carlson
Cheyenne County
Sub Debs Plan Thanksgiving Basket for Sid ney Family
Sub Debs Club members will take a basket to a needy Sid ney family for a Thanksgiving project. Plans were made at a recent meeting in the home of Wanda Anderson. Traditional caroling and secret pal gift exchanges were discussed for the annual Christmas party. Hostess for the Nov. 27 meeting will be Marilyn Atkins with Donna Deaver as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Wanda Anderson
Marilyn Atkins
Donna Deaver
Panhandle Welfare Assn names officers at Alliance meeting
Approximately 60 attended the Panhandle Welfare Association gathering in Alliance. Ira Radke was named president, Ralph Spencer became secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Mable Oliver directed welfare. Paul Sheaman spoke on Communism vs Democracy. a panel discussed Law and County Government with regional officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Welfare Assn
Alliance
Harold Pals
Sidney
Ira Radke
Devel
Chappell
Mable Oliver
Morrill County Welfare Dept
Bridgeport
Ralph Spencer
Sidney Public Schools
Joan Hart
Cheyenne County Welfare
Paul Sheaman
Sidney High School
E. B. Warnholz
Lincoln
Leslie Stull
Box Butte
John Anderson
William G. Smith
Potter
Cheyenne County
Northwest Bell honors Miller at retirement dinner
About 120 Northwestern Bell employees and guests attended a dinner party honoring J. R. Miller on his retirement as Sidney manager. The program featured W. G. Maliszewski as master of ceremonies and BU Autrey of Rapid City performed on piano and accordion. A portable television set, a company billfold, an A F Jacobsen ID card, and a Tele Pioneer life membership were presented to Miller by local and visiting Bell employees and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Miller
Northwestern Bell
Sidney
North Platte
Mr. Miller
A. F. Jacobsen
Bell Telephone Company
The
Telephone Pioneers
Theresa Kennan
Grand Island
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Survey finds farmers favor voluntary two price wheat plan
The National Agricultural Advisory Commission reports that most wheat growers see a need for supply adjustment and price support but lack consensus on a program. About 92 percent of surveyed leaders did not view last spring's quota vote as opposition to all supply measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Charles Broiersen
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Commission
ASCS
Farewell Event for Mrs. J. R. Miller Hosts and Guests Named
Mrs. J. R. Miller was honored at a 9:30 a.m. coffee hosted by Chapter BO P E O in Mrs. Raymond Maley’s home. Twenty five attendees presented a farewell gift from the chapter. Frank Mattoon served as president and Don Bumgardner Stan Yang and Harold Penner spoke as special guests. The next association meeting will be held in Scottsbluff in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Miller
Raymond Maley
Miller
Frank Mattoon
Missioner
Hart
Don Bumgardner
Lincoln
Stan Yang
Omaha
Harold Penner
Ogallala
Association
Scottsbluff
Grape fed pheasants face hunt on North Bass Island
On North Bass Island in Lake Erie, pheasants that peck grapes will be hunted. The State Wildlife Council approved hunting to control the birds after a wine firm planted 350 acres of grapes and scattered corn. trapping was deemed too costly. Hunters may take up to four hens or cocks daily, with eight in possession, during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle ST. George
Ohio
North Bass Island
Jake Erie
State Wildlife Council
Wildlife Council
Earnings Limits Based On SS by Claire W Schuneman
Social Security rules after 1961 allow workers over 65 to earn above 1200 while still receiving some benefits. Benefits are withheld at 1 for each 2 earned above 1200 up to 1700, and 1 for each dollar over 1700. Cases show varying withholdings and final benefits, urging consultation with the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotts- Bluff Social Security Office
Car Theft Foiled by Local Resident’s Alert
Ray Hartzler awoke at 530 am to find two youths aged 13 and 15 in his garage attempting to steal his pickup. He restrained them at gunpoint until police arrived. the boys admitted stealing the car in Cheyenne and ditching it en route to Sterling. Parents were due to collect them.
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Ray Hartzler
Illinois
Sol Willis
Cheyenne
Here
Sterling
Cheif Willis
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Linda Perez
Bruns
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Kathy Wright
Deanna Bruns
DeAnn Rathbun
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Osage
Honeywell Weather Secretary
D. E-Z Star Travel
Stotlake Ice Crusher
Frank Loch
Sidney Phone
Ron Peterson
W. T. Miller
Robert Hossle
Agnes Ladine
Claire W. Schuneman
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Social Security Administration
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