Conservation Heads Named J. R. Kenner Elected Nebraska Foundation President
J R Kenner of Hebron was elected president of the Nebraska Conservation Foundation at a board meeting. He heads a program to promote soil and water conservation, land use planning, and education with banking officials and private industry represented on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Kenner
Hebron
Nebraska Conservation Foundation, Inc
Kenner
Thayer County’ Bank
Nebraska Bankers Association
W. J. Coad
Omaha
Omar, Inc
Farnum Bldg
Nebraska
Foundation
Dietu
Recounuenaea Vy Sun Conservation Districts
Soil Conservation Service
State Agricultural College
Nebraska Veterans Total 122000 Tally Up From 1948
Nebraska reports 122000 living World War II veterans, per Lincoln VA. The rise from 120000 in 1948 reflects existing veterans returning to civilian life. The count includes those who returned since September 16, 1940 and excludes reenlistments or deaths after service.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
U. S
Beet Harvest Perks Up In Valley Area
Beets arriving at Sugar beet receivers in Nebraska show high quality and strong yields with higher sugar content than last year. Western Sugar Co. district deliveries rise as M. S. Clement reports Scottsbluff and Gering factories see ideal harvesting conditions and 300 percent readiness for processing.
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Nebraska
Western Sugar Co
M. S. Clement
Scottsbluff and Gering
Clement
Treatment Of Grain For Winter Is Urged
Prof. O. S. Hare of the University of Nebraska urges treating grain infested with stored pests before cold weather to prevent damage. Effective chemicals require temperatures above 60 degrees, including carbon disulphide where fire risk is low and a mix of ethylene dichloride and carbon tetrachloride. Details and application methods are in Extension Circular 1552, available at county agent offices or the College of Agriculture.
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O. S. Hare
University of Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Sidney City School Board Meeting Minutes 1949
The Sidney City School Board records show October 1949 meeting notes with extensive ledger entries for utilities, supplies, books, and services. Various entities including Sidney Utilities, George Nieman, Rand McNally, Houghton Mifflin, and the Telegraph appear in the disbursement list alongside mileage, petty cash, and gen. sup. charges.
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Sidney City School Board
Sidney Utilities
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Stickneys
Thomas Lbr
C. HH. Hutchison
lParmers Union Co-op
E.L. Hoover
Wadd Noyes
J. _ Weymouth
Petty Cash
Western Drug
George Nieman
Robert Steffens
Virgil Brauer
The
Telegraph
W. P. Ackerman
Vns
Jurgens
Rand, McNally & Co
Iroquois Pub. .Co
Ginn & Co
Laidlaw Brothers
Turner E. Smith & Co
Stephenson
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Greyhound
America
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Chicago, Ill
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Calif
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ST. Louis
Overland Cafe
Illinois-St
Gloria Grahame
Peraine Ie
Robert Sterling
Adio
Roughs
Ireland
Claude Eoughals
Fox Theatre
Gregg’ Pub
Dietze Music House
Lyons & Carnahan
McCormick-Mathers Pub. Co
Edneaane Device Co
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc
Nat’! School Methods
Inc
Omaha School
the Outline Co
Gamble Hinged' Music‘Co
Scott Foresman & ‘Co
J. S. Holcomb Manuf. Co
Jan
Interstate’ Printers ’and Publishers
American Book Co
Ena
Aee Music Co
Houghton.Mifflin Co
Hey
Fellers
Ain
Cy the
Hot One
Zeke
Lennox
Zekai
K. L. Rose
Potter
the Prudential
Insurance Company of America Home Office
Newark, N. J
Don H. McLaughlin
Prudential
Nebrasike
Mclaughlin
Rock of Gibraltar
Mr. McLaughlin
14Th Ave
Jack Berch
NBC
Ronald Colman
Penney
Penney’s
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Nuey
Craftcollar
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