Old Settlers Leader Floyd Wise Heads Lodgepole Reunion
Local note features Floyd Wise, Lodgepole native and 37th Old Settlers chairman, overseeing planning with Lions Club and church volunteers. Also mentions fruiting peaches at Otto Aufdengarten home, a Wesleyan group trip, and multiple Sidney community profiles including Mahalia Jackson autograph moment and a New York Radio City sighting.
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Lodgepole
Saye
Floyd .Wise
Old Settlers
Lions Club
Mr Wise
Wise
Wanda's
Don
Lodgepyle High School
Floyd Wise
Byron Craig
Jeff
Abilene
Tex
Sunol
Connie Craig
Wayne Craig
Dix
Francis Willoughby
Church of Christ In
Sidney
Craigs
Howard Cronk Sr
Cheyenne
Cronks
Cecil Hunt
First State Bank
Floyd Richmond
Grant
H. H. Misegadis
Dean Fenske
Phil Mashek
Tacoma
Washington
Joe Hornicek
Wayne Roberts
New Ulm
Minn
Joe Zimola
Don Miles
Dean Niemann
Debnie
Auburn
Neb
Eddie Niemann
Glenwood Springs
Colo
A. A. Fenske
Scott
Holly Niemann
Fenskes
A. J. Fenske
Dick Essman
Tommy
Chappell
Bob Misegadis
Don Misegadis
Tommy Essman
Lavern Seda
Patty
Denver
Jim Seda
S. H. Alden
Federal Jobs Open For Accountants
Federal offices seek qualified personnel for electric accounting machine positions in midwest states Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota. Starting salaries from 313 to 490 dollars monthly with benefits. duties include card punching, machine calculating and sorting. Apply via local post office or the Ninth US Civil Service Regional Office in St Louis Missouri.
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Senntag
Senntag Sud
Sonntag
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Apmic
US Civil Service Regonal
New Federal Buiding
St Louis
Vissoun
Wheat Growers Approve Winter Wheat Premiums
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association president John Lienemann lauds USDA ruling to pay price-support premiums for hard red winter wheat with high sedimentation test values. He says the plan boosts quality incentives, lowers taxpayer losses, aids foreign sales, and benefits millers and farmers.
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Lincoln
U. S Department of ‘Agriculture
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
John Lienemann
Scottsbluff
Linenemann
Department of Agriculture
Lienemann
Japan
Europe
Nebraska
Solid Stands Of Grass Could Boost Seed Yields
North Platte reports University of Nebraska researcher Darryl Simka says solid grass stands may yield higher seed per acre at lower cost than wide row plantings. Advances in herbicides soil fertility resistant varieties and improved cultural practices support greater seed production amid rising demand from conservation and wheat stabilization programs.
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North Platte
University of Nebraska
Darryl Simka
North Platte Experiment Station
Simka
Great Plains
Naval trainees sharpen seamanship on USS Herbert J Thomas
Midshipman third class Leland G Lewis of Nebraska participates in annual summer training aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Herbert J Thomas operating from Long Beach California. Trainees from universities nationwide study navigation gunnery and naval operations to prepare for commissions upon graduation.
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Long Beach
Calif
Herbert J Thomas
Flotidla
Leland G Tewis
A W Lewis
King Sidney
Nebr
Futeee
Ceeng
Naval Service
University of Colorado
Interest On "HH" Bonds To Be Increased
Half a million Series H Savings Bond owners from 1952 to 1959 will receive automatic extension of their bonds for ten years at a higher 3.34 percent interest. The change, announced by H Glenn Spearow, allows continued holding with semi annual interest checks and no action required by owners. The first maturing bonds in February 1962 will yield the new rate during the extension.
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Glenn Spearow
Treasury
Rye In Wheat Chief Threat In Planting Rye In Wheat
The Nebraska Grain Improvement Association notes rye in wheat mixtures threaten market quality. Over 23 years 27 404 samples showed only about half suitable for seed, with rye present in 13 percent. A 1945 47 study linked rye levels to planting practices and reduced flour quality, driving millers to reject such wheat.
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Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station
Agronomy Department
J C Swinbank
Association
Wool Contest Promises Substantial Prizes for District and State
The Make It Yourself With Wool contest in Salt Lake City January 22 offers top prizes including all expense trips to national contests via F W Woolworth Co and North Platte Valley Lamb Feeders Assoc. District rewards feature Pendleton skirt lengths and travel kits while state winners receive trips, savings bonds, and sewing machines. District and state adult divisions may enter dresses, suits, coats, or ensembles with prizes provided by Pendleton and other sponsors.
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California
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Singer
F. W. Woolworth Company
North Platte Valley
Lamb Feeders Association
Pendleton
Travel
Vogue
Dritz
John Dritz & Sons, Inc
Purena Feed Company
U.S
First National Bank of Mitchell
Alliance
Wool Interfacings Suspension Affects 1961 Contest
Mitchell state director Mrs. Willis Herman says wool interfacing made of 87 percent wool and 12 percent goat hair is unavailable in many stores. Ruling on interfacing for contest garments will be suspended until 1962. Use is recommended, but absence will not count against contestants this year.
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Willis Herman
Mitchell
Swift and Company Presents Entrants at State Contest
Swift and Company of Gering displays all entrants at the state contest who did not win.
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Swift and Company of Gering
Pain and aspirin policy sparks advice from Camden elections board
The Camden New Jersey board of elections plans to stop providing free aspirin tablets for 29 full time staff after 5500 tablets were used in 1960. A member warned if headaches persist seek medical care not sedatives. The piece cautions against teachers or babysitters dispensing aspirin and stresses addressing root causes of pain.
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Camden
New Jersey
Employment Hits National High in August
Secretary Goldberg reported August unemployment rate held at 6.9 percent while total employment rose to 68,539,000, up 40,000 from July and above 68,282,000 a year earlier. Unemployed fell by 598,000 to 4,542,000, though the labor force shrank as students gave up seeking work. He noted some progress in long term unemployment despite the steady rate.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Proclamation Declares Wool Week and Wool Month
Governor Frank Morrison proclaims September 1 10 Make It Yourself With Wool Week and September as Wool Month in Nebraska. The proclamation supports 100 percent American loom wool fabrics and education for youth in wool use, noting co sponsorship by the Auxiliary to the National Wool Growers Association American Wool Council and North Platte Valley Lamb Feeders Association.
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Nebraska
National Wool Grower? Association
American Wool Council and
North Platte Valley Lamb Feeders Association
Frank Morrison
Willis A. Herman
Mitchell
L. L Hilliard
Scottsbluff
Herman
Gov. Morrison
North Platte Valley
Lamb Feeders Agsn
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