Machines Speed Beet Harvest And Preserve Tops For Feed
Mechanical beet harvesters cut labor costs and improve beet tops feed value in Cheyenne County. A Sunol-area outfit reports three quarters of an acre per hour and 12 to 13 tons per acre, with field improvements in progress. At 15 ton per acre tops equal value of corn and alfalfa feed, boosting livestock rations amid high prices.
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Cheyenne County
Harve Misegadis
Sunol
Misegadis
Great Western Sugar Co
Nebraska College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Sugar Beet Company
Bert Steele
Carl Benzer
Steele
Benzel
Nebraska
Lodgenose Valley
Charles Cizek Divorce Granted This Week
In a Monday morning hearing before District Judge J L Tewell an absolute divorce decree was granted to Charlie Cizek who had filed last May for cruelty against his wife Leontine N Cizek. Leontine was not awarded alimony or support. One witness, Anne Cizek the plaintiff’s mother testified. S E Torgeson of Kimball acted as attorney for the plaintiff. Day books and journals always in stock at THE TELEGRAPH.
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Wlistrict
J. L. Tewell
Charlie Cizek
Leontine N. Cizek
Telegraph
Community Notes From Union Valley
Mrs Paul Vick reports weekend and weekday visits among local families. Albert Fecht and Harm Fecht visited Donald Fecht in Oshkosh. Betty Jean and Leon Gillespie stayed with grandparents J M C Gillespie. Lions Club dinner guests included Cleve Gillespie. Beverly Lenhart visited Paul Vick after school. Max Ravert and Lloyd Ravert hosted midweek. Extension meetings in Sidney included Mrs Fred Schuler and Mrs LeRoy Lessman. Donald Lamb and wife welcomed a second daughter Saturday at Dalton hospital. Various locals visited and shared greetings across union valley communities.
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Albert Fecht
Harm Fecht
Donald Fecht
Oshkosh
Betty Jean
Leon Gillespie
J. M. C. Gillespie
Cleve Gillespie
Lions Club
Beverly Lenhart
Paul Vick
George Lenhart
Ecotisbluff
Max Ravert
Lloyd Ravert
Clayton Gillespie
Sidney
Sterling Friday
Fred Schuler
LeRoy Lessman
Donald Lamb
Morming
Dalton Hospital
Keep Insurance Up To Date VA Says Keep Insurance Up To Date
Nebraska World War 2 veterans are advised by VA to review their National Service Life Insurance for changes of beneficiaries and settlement methods. Ashley Westmoreland of the Lincol, VA office notes many veterans have changed family status since GI insurance. Beneficiary changes can be made anytime by applying to the VA. Proper selection of settlement options can boost proceeds by up to 30 percent. Reinstatement for lapsed GI insurance is possible until December 31, 1947 without a physical exam. Information available at the VA office Lincoln or the city auditorium veterans service office.
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Nebraska
Ashley Westmoreland
Veterans Administration Office
Linsala
G. I
Westmoreland
G. I. Insurance
Veterans Building
12Th
Street
Lincoln
Veterans’ Service
City Auditorium
11Th Avenue
Car Damages in Highway Crash Near Sidney
An estimated 200 damage occurred to a 1942 Dodge sedan owned by Howard Beavins of Lewellen in a one o clock Friday afternoon accident on highway 30 five and one half miles east of Sidney. Beavins drove a 1941 Chevrolet sedan and was towing the Dodge when a wheel locked on the Chevrolet causing both cars to swerve into the ditch. The Dodge struck a telephone pole, breaking it off, with no injuries reported.
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Howard Beavins
Lewellen
Sidney
Urban Gau
Beavins
Nebraska Farm Income to Hit Record 1.25 Billion in 1947
Nebraska's agricultural income is forecast at 1.25 billion dollars for 1947, the highest in state history, with Cheyenne County alone expected to exceed 20 million. Agricultural Director Rufus M Howard notes rising costs and a lower purchase ratio for farmers, but sees continued gains driven by livestock, crops, and wheat production reaching 94,292,000 bushels amid favorable weather and market prices. He warns meat production may not rise much, while cattle prices average 21.90 per hundredweight and hog numbers exceed last year by 3 percent.
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Nebraska
Rufus M Howard
Cheyenne County
Howard
Good Business Cannot Thrive on Bad News
In Nebraska many beer retailers strive to run law abiding establishments and uphold social decency. They recognize a few bad actors can cast a shadow over all licensees and commend the Nebraska Committee for efforts to remove those who create bad news for the industry.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Committee
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Union Valley
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Roy
Corine
Joan
Ernest Reker
Victor
Henry Vick
Dalton
Clrrange
US Army and Air Force
Burr Bldg
Scottsbluff, Nebr
United States Brewers Foundation
Charles E. Sandall
Tien Nat'l Bank Bide
Lisceis
Agricultural Development Department of
Union Pacific Railroad
Chevrolet
BUICK
Levieruaa
Sidney, Nebraska
E Door
Prestone
Illinois St
Kaiser
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