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Ec61-1419 Should I Dub My Flock?, John Skinner

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

EXTENSION CIRCULAR 61-1419: This circular is about dubbing flocks. It includes the history of dubbing, when to dub, why to dub, and advantages and disadvantages of dubbing.

Block And Bridle, Annual 1961

Block and Bridle Annual (1933–2021)

Contents:

Harry M. Kanbe
Dedication
Picture of Club Members
Roster of Members and Club Officers
Block and Bridle Club Advisor
Animal Husbandry Faculty
Sample Minutes
Financial statement
Committee assignments
Merit Trophy Award
Honorary Membership Award
Calendar of Events
Initiation
Feed and Nutrition Conference
Purebred Bred Ewe Sale Holiday Ham Sale
Block and Bridle Social
Block and Bridle Club Jackets
Block and Bridle Club Tour
Intracollegiate Judging Contest
Feeders day
Honors banquet
Science In Agriculture Day
Quarterhorse Show and Clinic
Quarterhorse Show Booth
Election of Officers
Senior Livestock Judging Team
Junior Livestock Judging Team
Meats Judging Team

Tones And Intervals Of Hindu Classical Music, Donald A. Lentz

University Studies (University of Nebraska) (1888–1984)

ART IS ALL ENDURING and limitless, and defies positive, unvariable classification. No attempt is being made in this book to compare artistic, subjective or emotional factors. Only the objective elements, techniques and procedures of music that are tangible and definite are being compared and classified. Western music, having reached a plateau under the present harmonic system, is projecting into new channels for textural inspiration. Composers have exploited the present system, using existing intervals in every conceivable manner under existing tonal and atonal theories. Devices such as smaller intervals (example: tempered quarter tones), electronic combinations, aleatonic principles, etc. are being dealt …

Contemporary Handweaving Iv, Norman A. Geske

Sheldon Museum of Art: Catalogs and Publications

A note of introduction

CONTEMPORARY HAND WEAVING IV departs from the pattern established in its predecessors in being invitational rather than competitive in format. It concentrates on the work of ten of the nation's best artists in the medium and shows each in a group of examples,

This change was dictated in part by local circumstances but it was also motivated by the wish to assume a somewhat different point of view with regard to the present status of the craft of hand weaving in the United States. Our previous exhibitions have demonstrated that the art o[ hand weaving has …

The Taxonomy Of The Anatidae—A Behavioural Analysis, Paul A. Johnsgard

Paul Johnsgard Collection

Delacour & Mayr's (1945) classic revision of the Anatidae took waterfowl behaviour into account to a much larger degree than had any previous classifications of the group. However, their utilization of behaviour was primarily at the tribal and generic levels, and no real attempt was made to use behaviour for determining intrageneric relationships. Thus far only Lorenz (1941, 1951-1953) has seriously attempteq this with waterfowl, and his analysis of the relationships within the genus Anas (sensu Delacour & Mayr) has provided a remarkable insight into the evolution of this group. I have attempted to expand Lorenz's behavioural delineation of relationships …

The Records Of The First Church In Boston 1630-1868, Volume 1, Richard D. Pierce , Editor

Electronic Texts in American Studies

PREFACE
ILLUSTRATIONS
HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION

LISTS
Pastors and Teachers
Ruling Elders
Deacons
Meeting Houses

CHURCH RECORDS
VOLUME ONE
Admissions to Membership, 1630-1778; Church Discipline, Dismissals; Occasional Church Votes, 1630-1738
Church Votes, 1719-1785
Baptisms, 1630-1847 [1666]

Volume 1 of 3; contains baptisms through Sept. 25, 1666

49th Annual Feeders Day Progress Report: Improving Beef Production Through Nutrition And Management, E. F. Frolik, A. W. Epp

Nebraska Beef Cattle Reports

The science of nutrition has come into its own in the last few years. Greater recognition of the value of protein, the identification of new nutrients and the awareness of the importance of nutrition to health have been part of this trend.

In this new era in nutrition, beef has been found to be one of our most nutritious foods. Not only does it contain a generous amount of protein, but its protein is of high quality, too. In addition, beef supplies important minerals such as iron and phosphorus, which contribute to healthy blood and sturdy bones. The essential B …

Nebraska Bird Review (January 1961) 29(1), Whole Issue

Nebraska Bird Review

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Notes On Bird Distribution In The Central Plains ...................2

Excerpts From Letters ...................23

Table Of Contents, Vol. 40, No. 4

Nebraska Law Review

No abstract provided.

Current Trends In State Constitutional Revision, W. Brooke Graves

Nebraska Law Review

This first article of three on constitutional revision is by Dr. W. Brooke Graves, considered the leading academic authority in the field of state constitutional revision. Americans have been writing and rewriting state constitutions for almost two hundred years. In that time, on the basis of a fund of experience acquired in individual states and in the nation, something approaching an art—or at least a method—of constitutional revision ought to have developed. But a study of the record gives little support for such an assumption. Some of the skills and fine judgment of the early framers of state constitutions appears …

Constitutional Revision In Nebraska: A Brief History And Commentary, A. B. Winter

Nebraska Law Review

In the third of three articles, University of Nebraska faculty member Dr. A. B. Winter concludes the section with a history and commentary on the Nebraska Constitution.

I. Introduction

II. The State Constitutional Convention

III. The Convention of 1875

IV. Experience under the Constitution of 1875

V. Preparation for a New Convention

VI. The Convention of 1919–1920

VII. The Mechanics of Revision … A. Legislative Amendments … B. Revision by Convention … C. Amendments by Popular Initiative

VIII. Analysis and Conclusion

A Constitutional Convention: The Best Step For Nebraska, Charles Thone

Nebraska Law Review

The most obvious and comprehensive manner of revising a state constitution is through the work of a constitutional convention, but opinions can be for and against such a method. In the first of two articles, Nebraska attorney and Nebraska Republican State Chairman Charles Thone states the case for the proponents of the convention method of revision: Among the hardy political perennials is the question of the need for constitutional revision in Nebraska. Assuming that there is a need for revision, or that there should at least be a thorough reappraisal of our constitution in the light of the state's present-day …

History And Commentary On The Judicial Article, George H. Turner

Nebraska Law Review

Three Nebraska attorneys who hold high office in state government examine the three branches of government found in the typically American political system set out in the Nebraska Constitution. In this first of their three articles, George Turner, clerk of the Supreme Court, traces the history of the state court system and advocates the adoption of a Nebraska Merit Plan for the selection of Supreme Court and district judges.

Streamlining The Executive In Nebraska, Frank B. Morrison

Nebraska Law Review

In the third of three articles on the branches of Nebraska government and their relationship to revising the state constitution, Governor Frank Morrison concludes the section with a number of provocative proposals for streamlining the executive branch of state government through amendments to the constitution. The major areas in need of change are the boards and commissions created in the executive section of the Constitution; that is, the Railway Commission, Board of Control, Board of Pardons, and other areas of executive responsibility, such as the Highway Commission and executive officers. The Unicameral has made significant strides in the area of …

The Nebraska Constitution And Taxation, Forrest Johnson

Nebraska Law Review

In the third of three topical articles, state taxation is the subject of Fremont attorney Forrest Johnson, who is presently serving as state tax commissioner.

I. Introductory History

II. Development of Modern Constitutional Taxation Provisions

III. Nebraska Case Law

IV. Conclusion

Labor-Management Relations And Nebraska Constitutional Revision, John M. Gradwohl

Nebraska Law Review

Of the hundreds of questions that are being discussed today in relation to revision of state and national constitutions, three have been selected for extensive treatment. In the first of three topical articles, an exhaustive analysis of the development and relation of labor and labor law to the Nebraska Constitution is provided by John Gradwohl, associate professor of law, University of Nebraska.

I. Introduction

II. Limitations on Regulation of Controversies between Employers and Employees

III. Limitations on Enforceability of Voluntary Arbitration Agreements

IV. Conclusion

The Decline And Fall Of Wolf V. Colorado, Dale W. Broeder

Nebraska Law Review

The purpose here is to examine critically the recent opinion of the United States Supreme Court in Mapp v. Ohio; to place the opinion in historical perspective; to examine important questions the opinion raises but leaves unanswered; and to consider the implications of the opinion in the difficult area of federal-state relationships. Mapp holds that evidence procured by state officers in violation of the fourth amendment is inadmissible in state criminal prosecutions. Building on certain dicta in Wolf v. Colorado, while at the same time repudiating the actual holding of that case, the Court found not only that …

Executive Disability: A Void In State And Federal Law, Richard H. Hansen

Nebraska Law Review

In the second of three topical articles, Richard Hansen, assistant law librarian at the University of Nebraska College of Law and a member of the Nebraska Bar, examines the problems of federal and state executive disability and the related problems of succession and separation of powers.

I. Introduction

II. Interrelation of State and Federal Disability Clauses

III. Experience in the States since 1789 … A. Death … B. Impeachment … C. Failure to Qualify … D. Resignation … E. Absence from the State … F. Disability

IV. Conclusions

Components Of Variance Associated With Milk And Fat Records Of Artificially Sired Holstein Daughters, L. Dale Van Vleck, L. H. Wadell, C. R. Henderson

Department of Animal Science: Faculty Publications

Components of variance are estimated for the three-way classification analysis of variance of DHIA reported first and second milk and fat records of artificially sired Holstein cows and of Owner-Sampler reported milk and fat records of artificially sired Holstein cows. The total variance of milk and fat records is partitioned into the following components with the approximate percent of total variance: sire, 6%; year-season, 2%; herd, 30%; sire by year-season, 0%; sire by herd, 1–2%; herd by year-season, 6–8%; sire by herd by year-season, 1–7%; and residual, 50%.

Wintering Distribution Changes In Mallards And Black Ducks, Paul A. Johnsgard

Papers in Ornithology

Through the use of data compiled by the Audubon Society's annual Christmas Counts, an attempt has been made to trace the distributional changes of wintering Mallards and Black Ducks in the eastern states from 1900 to the present. During this period the Black Duck has increased relative to the Mallard in few if any states (the Great Lakes region), whereas the Mallard has increased nearly everywhere else (except in the extreme northeast), particularly in the southern coastal states. Deforestation and changes in land use are sug- gested as probable reasons for this trend, which is not likely to be reversed.

Ec65-136 A 1960 Survey...Grasses And Legumes In Nebraska, J. C. Swinbank, Larry E. Wulf

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-136: This circular is about native and introduced grasses and legumes in Nebraska. It includes information on several types of grasses and legumes as well as charts of their populations.

Ec61-134 Stubble Mulching With Various Types Of Machinery, C. R. Fenster

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-134: This circular includes information on stubble mulching procedures, the equipment used, and photos of stubble mulching.

Ec61-637 Sanitation Practices In Producing Manufacturing Grade Milk, T. A. Evans

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-637: This circular is about maintaining sanitation in milking practices. It included maintain the health of the herd, maintaining general sanitary conditions, I the barns, yards, and milk houses. It also includes milking practices, cleaning and caring for milk equipment, and straining, cooling, and storing milk.

Ec61-636 Nebraska Dairy Census Data, T. A. Evans

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-636: This circular is a set of data from the Nebraska Dairy Census in 1961. There are several charts, graphs, and facts included.

Ec61-520 Family Outings, Anna Marie Kreifels

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-520: This circular is a set of guidelines and ideas for family outing. It includes fun and relaxation, places to visit, supplies needed, food, clothing, bedding, sports equipment, safety practices, and returning home.

Ec61-519 Writing Home Extension News, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Dick Fleming

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-519: This circular is about how to write home extension news articles. It includes information about what to report, gathering news, writing the news story, good leads, keys to good news stories, preparing news copy, working with editors, and taboos in reporting.

Ec61-428 Lining Skirts And Dresses, Anna Marie Kreifels

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-428: This circular is about how to line skirts and dresses. It includes information on multiple methods of lining skirts and dresses, as well as photos and diagrams to follow.

Ec61-426 Making A Child's Coat, Gerda Petersen

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-426: This circular includes instructions for making a child’s coat and which fabrics and patterns to use for it.

Ec61-1139 1961 Outlook For Family Living, Clara Leopold

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-1139 is outlook for family living. In brief of general situation, food and nutrition, clothing textiles, household equipment, housing, furniture and furnishing, services.

Ec61-808 Nebraska Livestock And Feed Roundup For 1961-62, Everett Peterson, Fred Olson, Phil Henderson

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials

Extension Circular 61-808 is about Nebraska livestock and feed roundup for 1961-62.