Wheat mites rise in volunteer wheat across Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Extension notes a growing mite presence in volunteer wheat carrying Wheat Streak mosaic virus. Forecasts show warmth favors mites and wind may move them to newly seeded fields. Areas around Dal ton Gurley South Table near Lorenzo and north of Dix show increasing risk, with outbreak probability rising from five to fifteen to twenty percent. Owners urged to destroy infected volunteer wheat and consider removing stubble near new fields, while continued seeding advice and upcoming leave of agent noted.
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Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne County
Dalton
Gurley
Lorenzo
Dix
Colorado
Sterling
LPVAA Sets Up Calendar for Coming Term
The Lodgepole Valley Activities Association outlines a tentative calendar for the new term. It notes the loss of two high school members McGrew and Sunol and the addition of Bushnell, with junior high activity plans. A Melbeta meeting set dates for events including a Bushnell basketball tourney February 3-4, dramatics March 1 at Sunflower, music March 21 at Lorenzo, and a track meet April 17-21 at Melbeta.
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Lodgepole Valley Activities Association
LPVAA
McGrew
Sunol
Bushnell
Melbeta
Carl Schmidli
Jim Schoemaker
Richard Plenger
James Edwards
Lorenzo
Abe Dick
Abe Lineberry
Sunflower
Leo Turner
Same Bushels Fewer Acres In 67 Wheat Program
Cheyenne County ASC Chairman Raymond L. Davis says the 1967 Wheat Program allows domestic marketing certificates for about the same wheat as 1966 but with 35 percent of acres allotted versus 45 percent. The 1967 expected domestic use is 520 million bushels, 35 percent of the 68.2 million acre national allotment. Certificates cover the difference between loan rate and parity, valued at $1.32 in 1966 and $1.25 current, with 1967 certificates tied to the same framework.
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Raymond L. Davis
Cheyenne County
Davis
ASCS
Wyoming names captains for season led by Eaton
Wyoming football selects captains Rick Egloff and Tom Frazier for the season. Senior quarterback from Denver and senior defensive end from Port Huron lead a squad under fifth year coach Lloyd Eaton with 30 lettermen returning from a 6-4 prior campaign.
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Wyoming
Rick Egloff
Denver
Tom Frazier
Port Huron
Lloyd Eaton
Oil Gas Association Meeting Set in Denver
The 21st annual Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association meeting will be at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Denver from Sept 28 to 30. Registration begins noon Sept 28. luncheon ends Sept 30. Speakers include Justin Wilson Calvert and John A Carver with geologist Wilson M Laird set for Sept 29 general session. Committees meet Sept 28 and a Denver Club buffer event planned. Carver to speak at a Sept 30 luncheon. Mid-Continent Supply hosts a breakfast. RM Petroleum Pioneers hold a morning meeting.
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Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Denver
Collis P. Chandler Jr
Chandler and Associates
Justin Wilson
F. Allen Calvert
Independent Petroleum Association of America
John A. Carver
Wilson M. Laird
North Dakota
Denver Petroleum Club
Public Lands Committee
Calvert
Transportation, Taxation and Legislative
Wilson
Mid-Continent Supply Co
Board of Directors
Rocky Mountain Petroleum Pioneers
Carver Wil
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