Midwee and Southwestern Research Plan In Principle Merger
OSHKOSH Southwestern Research of Phoenix Arizona and Midwee Corporation of Oshkosh and Scottsbluff announce a plan to merge Midwee into Southwestern Research. Southwestern will issue common stock for all Midwee assets including name goodwill and physical assets. Final approval by Southwestern Board and Midwee shareholders required.
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Oshkosh
Southwestern Research
Phoenix
Arizona
Midwece Corporation
Scottsbluff
Midwee Corporation
William Brune
Midwee
F. M. McCown
Southwestern
Midwec
Co‑Op Elevator Is Full at Kimball County Co‑op
Kimball County Grain Co op reports all storage facilities full and operating in the black since May 1. Florian Brown, manager, gave the annual meeting update. Bert Linn and Harry Greathouse were re elected to three year terms. Harold Heidemann filled the vacancy left by Fred Lukassen. Gail Anderson of Omaha addressed the gathering alongside Walter Peterson of Chappell. Guests included representatives from the Omaha Bank for Cooperatives and Farmland Industries of Kansas City Mo.
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Walter Peterson
Chappell
Far-Mar-Co
Omaha Bank For Cooperatives
Farmland Industries
Kansas City
No. 1 Behm discovery spurs Scotts Bluff drilling
Oil drilling in Scotts Bluff County is expected to accelerate after the No. 1 Behm discovery in the North Minatare Field. The new well lies north of Minatare and is operated by W. B. Smethers and the Stuarco Oil Co. A log test indicated 2,500 feet of oil with no water in the J sand. The discovery in a different zone than existing producers prompts future drilling activity.
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Scottsbluff
Scotts Bluff County
Minatare
W. B. Smethers
Stuarco Oil Co
Wheels and tires stolen from Silverton car at Wayside Motel
Four chrome wheels and wide tires disappeared from Paul Moses’s motorist car left at the Wayside Motel three weeks earlier. The car, parked near a lit public telephone booth, was reportedly jacked up and fitted with a used wheel set. The loss, valued at $250, is under investigation by Deuel County authorities led by Sheriff Floyd Stahr.
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Chappell
Wayside
Paul Moses
Silverton
Oregon
Deuel County
Floyd Stahr
Exploratory archaeology at Ash Hollow park underway
Bud Gillastie of the Game Commission leads a crew surveying Ash Hollow park for historic and prehistoric features to guide future park attractions. Artifacts found include a clay smoking pipe and metal pieces, with work centered north of the rock school house.
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Lewellen
Bud Gillastie
The
Game Commission
Ash Hollow Park
Rock School House
Violent TV Opposed Prompts Letter Drive
Gary Lattin, chairman of the Juvenile Court advisory subcommittee for film and television, urged parents educators and residents in Scottsbluff to write networks sponsors and producers of children programs. He said networks are undergoing a breakthrough in cartoons and kids programs and this action could influence content.
Early Indications Of Grain Hybrid Trial At Sidney
Grain plots at the High Plains Agricultural Laboratory in Sidney show promising results in dryland milo and millet plantings. Under Dr Norman Malm of Scottsbluff station, with Jim Weitzel recording data, the trial projects about 60 bushels per acre for milo and 50 for millet, aided by prior grass cover and good moisture.
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High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Sidney
Norman Malm
Scottsbluff Experiment Station
Jim Weitzel
Cheyenne County
Milo
Malm
High Plains
Dickinsons Visit Friends Near Scottsbluff
Mr and Mrs Glenn Dickinson and family visited Mrs Henry Hergenrader near Scottsbluff Sunday. Miss Susan Houser stayed overnight with Miss Cindy Sick. Mrs Melton Kreinbring and family stayed with John Barnhart Friday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rudolf visited in the Tilghman home Sunday evening. Mrs Earl Cruise and family dined with her mother Mrs Joe Hornice. Sunday afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Zimola. The Benkiewicz family attended a bazaar at the youth center Tuesday evening. Mrs John Barnhart and family attended a Girl Scout tea at Suno school Tuesday afternoon. Kurt Kelley and Kim Tremain were weekend guests of Chief of Police Roy Bauer. National Safety Council tests show studded snow tires give more traction on ice than regular tires. For emergencies reinforced tire chains provide ultimate traction.
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Glenn Dickinson
Henry Hergenrader
Scottsbluff
Susan Houser
Cindy
Roy Bauer
National Safety Council
Committee
CBS urged to lead in kinder Saturday TV for kids
Local committee criticized horror filled shows and pressed CBS to provide better fall programming for youngsters. Mrs. Virgil Kent, a subcommittee member, said improvement is limited and network replies to pleas have fallen short. In other news, 80 year old W Vandivort of Gering fished Red Willow Creek and landed five Rainbow trout two in the five pound class, one German Brown about three pounds, and a White Bass.
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CBS Network
Virgil Kent
Gering
O. W. Vandivort
Vandivort
6Th St
Red
Willow Creek
Bayard
Soil Texture Determines Ammonia Holding in Nebraska Soils
Ammonia retention in soils depends on texture organic matter moisture and pH as well as injection depth and knife spacing. Sand loam silt loam and clay vary from 260 to 1100 pounds held per acre with 5 inch cover. moisture content aids retention while overwet soils hinder diffusion.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Panhandle
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