Future Of Beef Industry Will Get Attention
Alliance hosts a one day Nebraska Stock Growers regional meeting on November 30 at the Alliance Theatre and Municipal Auditorium with a noon luncheon for attendees' companions. Morning panelists include Wayne Bartley, Robert Ray, Forrest Lee, H H Stonaker, and Robert E Johnson. moderator G J McGinley. Afternoon speakers feature Charles O Rourke, Joe Milton, and Dr Robert Koch with banquet speaker Dr Wilbur Schaeffer. A dance at the Elks Club follows.
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Alliance
Nebraska Stock Growers
Chester Paxton
Thedford
Association
Alliance Theatre
Municipal Auditorium
Wayne S. Bartley
Omaha
Robert Ray
Norfork
Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association
Forrest S. Lee
Brownlee Rancher
H. H. Stonaker
Colorado State University
Robert E. Johnson
Omaha National Bank
G. J.mcginley
Ogallala
Charles O’rourke
Union Stock Yards Co
Joe Milton
McLeod
North Dakota
Robert Koch
University of Nebraska
Department of Animal Husbandry
Wilbur Schaeffer
Los Alamos
N. M
Elks Club
Sheep Nutrition Clinic and Ewe Sale Set for Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska hosts a December 9 sheep nutrition clinic at the College of Agriculture plus the annual bred ewe sale. Ted Doane notes the six weeks before lambing are critical for the ewe. Dr Donald C Clanton and Dr Paul Q Guyer will discuss ewe and feeder lamb nutrition with research reports from Lincoln and Scottsbluff. The event begins at 10 15 a m with the sale at 1 p m. Sponsored by the Nebraska registered sheep breeders association, the sale features six breeds Hampshire Suffolk Shropshire Southdown Cheviot and Corriedale.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Ted Doane
University of Nebraska
Donald C. Clanton
Paul Q. Guyer
Scottsbluff
Colleges of Agriculture
Nebraska Registered Sheep Breeders Association
Hampshire
Suffolk
Shropshire
Southdown
Cheviot
Corriedale
Land Leasing To Be Talked At Alliance Meeting
Nebraska school land leasing is under study by the Legislative Council committee led by State Senator Elvin Adamson. A public meeting will be held in Alliance's district court room at 9:30 a.m. next Tuesday, November 28, inviting all interested to attend. The panel weighs changes for the January 1962 legislative session as witnesses note varied ideas and broad dissatisfaction with current leases and revenue distribution.
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Nebraska
Alliance
Legislative Council
Elvin Adamson
Nenzel
Lincoln
Raymond High edges St. Martins. officer fines driver
Raymond High School defeated St. Martin's High and Olympia police cited Raymond teacher and bus driver Robert G Aubert for illegal motion of 40 mph in a 25 mph zone, fining him 25 dollars after the game.
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Olympia
Wash
Raymond
St. Martin's High
Robert G Aubert
Bowling High Team and Individual Honors At Brauer Pack
Brauer Pack dominates the bowling meet with a team series of 2529 and a high team game of 876. R Cook leads individuals with 571 in series and 234 in a game, posting a 179 average.
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R. Cook
Pasturing Allowed For Diverted Land
A telegram to Don Rapp of the Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service permits pasturing on diverted acres from the 1961 feed grain program for 1962 harvest. The amendment eases fencing and water access costs by allowing livestock on designated diverting acreages starting now, aiding Cheyenne County where fields lack permanent boundaries.
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Don Rapp
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service
Rapp
Cheyenne County
Arctic Test Board at Ft Greely Probes Cold Weather Gear
Ft Greely Alaska hosts the Army Arctic Test Board where rockets boots vehicles and gear undergo extreme cold trials. Col Henry E Davidson Jr oversees testing with Col Curtis Y Kimball as deputy assessing rapid temperature shifts wind chill and equipment durability. Ice fog and wind impact complicate exercises as Arctic preparedness improves post Korea and World War II lessons.
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Ft. Greely
Army
Arctic Test Board
Uncle Sam
G. I Joe
ATB
Henry E Davidson Jr
Curtis Y. Kimball
Arctic
Kimball
Bolio Lake
Sub-Arctic
Ft Greely
North American
North Pole
Davidson
Arctic Circle
Fairbanks
Alaska
Snag
Yukon Territory
Ft. Good Hope
Northwest Territories
Sheridan County oil leases extend over 27000 acres
Rogers Badgett of Madisonville Kentucky and Harry S Leyman Jr of Cincinnati signed leases on an additional 21000 acres in Sheridan County. Although not recorded yet the leases cover land north and south of Clinton and Gordon and southwest of Gordon. The pair now hold 27418 acres and plan further oil tests after the holidays or in early spring depending on weather.
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Rogers Badgett
Madisonville
Kentucy
Harry S. Leyman Jr
Cincinnati
Clinton
Gordon
Gorden
Badgett and Leyman
Sheridan County
Wave Classifieds Sell Trade via Telegraph Wantads
An old time trade note promotes using the Telegraph want ads to move goods and services. Readers are urged to place classified notices to reach buyers efficiently. The message highlights telegraph style placement for quick exposure and sales.
Thanksgiving gratitude from the Soil Conservation Service
The Soil Conservation Service expresses thanks for landowners who freely adopt conservation practices. It highlights growing voluntary soil conservation across the country, driven by landowners' love of the land and plans for future generations. Despite government controls and uncertainty, landowners show faith in preserving the soil and continuing free enterprise.
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Soil Conservation Service
America
Poultry and Livestock Survey Card Distribution in Nebraska
Twenty thousand livestock and poultry producers in Nebraska will receive questionnaire cards soon as part of the U S Department of Agriculture annual survey. The study collects numbers on hand, milk, wool and production to provide data for planning and market reports. Rural mail carriers and postmasters handle distribution and return to Lincoln and Washington.
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Nebraska
A. V. Nordquist
U. S Department of Agriculure
Nordqust
Office of the
Agricultural Statistician
Agricultural Poistician
Lincol
Corn Harvest Advances as Weather Halts Progress
Nebraska farmers completed about 80 percent of corn and nearly all milo harvests before a midweek rain and snow paused field work. Government crop observers noted 20 percent more corn picked as favorable conditions ended. Only five percent of milo remained to be combined while snow blankets slow activity, especially in the southeast.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
AVE SOMETHING TO SELL OR TRADE TRY TELE USE TELEGRAPIL
A compact notice promotes using the telegraph classified ads to buy sell or trade items. It highlights telegraphic contact for quick listings and local exchange. The ad appeals to residents seeking fast simple transactions.
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Telegraph
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