Nebraska Farm and Ranch Numbers Fall Since 1959
A Nebraska Farm Bureau study based on the 1964 U S Census of Agriculture shows more than 80 000 farms and ranches in 1964, down about 10 000 from 1959 and 20 000 from 1954. Commercial operations exceed 71 000, with average farm size rising to 654 acres from 528 in 1959 and 471 in 1954. Ownership increased about 4 percent per five years, tenancy declined, and the median operator age rose with fewer farms and rising ages.
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Dalton Fall Festival Honors Ribbon Winner Mrs Harvey L Heizer
Mrs Harvey L Heizer of Dalton displays one of her aprons that won a ribbon at the Dalton Fall Festival. She earned nine ribbons in canned goods from 12 entries and a ribbon in three baking entries, plus a ribbon for Mower exhibits. The festival showcased wide range of agriculture and home exhibits.
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Harvey L. Heizer
Dalton
Dalton Fall Festival Sees Float Parade Lift Spirits Despite Rain
A drizzly Tuesday in Dalton dampened the morning parade but failed to curb enthusiasm at the Dalton Fall Festival. The day featured an agriculture exhibit, Nebraska pioneers with white ribbons, a 1 p.m. horseshoe tournament with winners Donald Plock and Ray Jessen, and a lively afternoon of street sports and float contests. Winners include Dalton Gas Service and St Patrick’s Academy among others with top awards for lighted floats. The horseshoe events also crowned champions in several large and small categories with multiple local names claiming top placings.
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Ed Borges
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Jean Handley
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Becky Rodgers
Northport
Cal Handley
Western Pleasure
Dwight Schreinert
Ronnie Rodgers
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