Chadron Fortifies Civil Defense Hospital Prep
Chadron State College stores all but generators for the Civil Defense Disaster Hospital in a dorm basement. Items weighing 44 231 pounds include beds blankets surgical and dental equipment drugs and medicines moved by CSC fraternity from two semis. Up to 300 workers will assemble the 200 bed facility once mud dries.
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Chadron
Civil Defense Disaster Hospital
Chadron State College
CSC
Dawes County Civil Defense
Robert Zeman
Robert Rasmussen
Industrial Site Land Is Sought At Scottsbluff Airport
Representatives of the Scottsbluff-Ger ing Payroll Development Foundation asked the Scottsbluff City Council to release 50 to 60 acres of airport land for an industrial site. The project aims to remove overhanging rock to prevent road damage and may close the road to Monument visitors during construction.
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Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff-Gering Payroll Development Foundation
The
Fantas Co
Foundation
Consumers Public Power District
Nebraska
Wheat Show Plans Progress At Alliance Event Panel
A Nebraska Wheat Show panel discussion begins at 9 30 a m in Alliance on October 21. Duane Foote notes topics include new wheat varieties stem rust cropping practices and wheat quality offering producers a chance to get answers on wheat production questions.
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Alliance
Nebraska Wheat Show
Duane Foote
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Baby Foods In Grown Up Meals
Ethel Diedrichsen of the University of Nebraska Extension offers ideas for repurposing baby foods. Fruits can flavor puddings sauces or ice cream toppings while vegetables blend into souffles or meat loaf and meats may be used in sandwiches.
Sunny Side News Four On Trip To Valentine
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brandl joined Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hokom for a combined business and pleasure trip to Valentine Saturday returning Sunday. Mrs. Russell Olson visited the Paul Huff home on Wednesday.
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Albert Brandl
Lowell Hokom
Valentine
Russell Olson
Paul Huff
Richard Teague
Lexington
Lester Theis
Louis Schmale
Forrest Tremain
Anton
Colo
Douglas Schmale
Henry Schmales
Sidney
Bill Tobler
Arthur
Wallace Hornbloom
Verne Sharmans
Good Food Can Be Cheap in Lincoln Nebraska
University of Nebraska extension foods specialist Ethel Diedrichsen shares tips to buy nutritious food on a limited income. US Grade B eggs offer value while Grade A shield poultry marks a meatier bird. lowest priced canned fruits and vegetables are usually good buys. beef graded USDA Good or Standard delivers more meat for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Ethel Diedrichsen
U. S
Choice or Prime beef and cooking methods
The text explains that choice grade beef has less fat so it may be less tender or juicy yet remains nutritious. It recommends moist heat cooking to retain moisture and tenderness while noting broiling or roasting do not yield as satisfactory results.
Bluffs Monument Road Work Is Set
Scotts Bluff National Monument will begin slope stabilization along the summit road mid October under contract. Bids open October 6 in Denver by the Bureau of Public Roads, with a 60 day completion target for work just below the first tunnel.
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Scottsbluff
Scotts Bluff National Monument
Richard L. Holder
Holder
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Denver
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USDA
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Hay Springs
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Westcentral Cooperative Grain Company
Omaha
Gene Neuswanger
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John W. Schmidt
University of Nebraska
Keith Schwartz
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Air Force Reserve
Maj
Schwartz
Michael Allen Houghtaling
Kimball
Thomas Carl Jensen
Ogallala
Academy
Maj. Schwartz
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University of Nebraska Extension Foods
Sunny Side News
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Bluffs Monument
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Melody
New & Used Mobile
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Vernon Keener Farm
Mitchell
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M.S.T
Vernon Keener
S. P
Lawrence Strong
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Art Leitner
Herndon
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