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July 2019

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“The Rural Voice of Nebraska”

Volume 73, Number 7, July 2019

FeaturesThe Mansion on the Prairie 6

Getting the Power Back On 14Ever wonder what goes into restoring your

power after an outage? The ordeal of losingelectricity can be frustrating, but electriccooperatives are always looking for ways toget the power back on as soon and safely aspossible.

Departments

On the coverThe home of William Cody is part of the

Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park atNorth Platte, Neb. See the related story onPage 6. Photograph by Wayne Price.

Contents

EDITORIAL PAGE 4

SAFETY BRIEFS — Murphy 12

CUT YOUR UTILITY BILLS by Pat Keegan 16

CALENDAR OF EVENTS 18

RECIPES 20

MARKETPLACE/CLASSIFIEDS 22

StaffEditor

Wayne PriceEditorial AssistantTina Schweitzer

Published by the

General ManagerKim Christiansen

PresidentButch Gray,

Cornhusker Public Power District

Vice President/SecretaryBryan Monahan,

Panhandle Rural ElectricMembership Association

TreasurerA.C. (Pat) Hecox,

Dawson Public Power District

Published monthly by the Nebraska Rural ElectricAssociation, 1244 K Street, Box 82048, Lincoln,Nebraska 68501, (402) 475-4988.Advertising in the Rural Electric Nebraskan doesnot imply endorsement for products by theNebraska Rural Electric Association.Correspondence should be sent to Wayne Price,Editor, Rural Electric Nebraskan, Box 82048,Lincoln, NE 68501.The Rural Electric Nebraskan is printed by theAradius Group, 4700 F Street, Omaha, NE 68117.Form 3579 should be sent to the Rural ElectricNebraskan, Box 82048, Lincoln, NE 68501.Periodicals postage paid at Lincoln, Neb.POSTMASTER: send address changes to theRural Electric Nebraskan, 1244 K Street, Box82048, Lincoln, NE 68501.Publication numbers are USPS 071-630 and ISSN0193-4937.Subscriber Services: Cost of subscription forconsumers of participating member-systems is$2.14 per year (17.8 cents per month), plusperiodicals postage paid from equity accruing tothe consumer. For nonmembers, a subscription is$10 per year or $20 for three years, plus local andstate tax. Single copy, $2.50.

The home of William F. “Buffalo Bill” Codyprovides a look into the life and career of thefamed Pony Express rider, Army scout andbuffalo hunter-turned-showman. The StateHistorical Park has been open to the publicsince 1964.

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he home of William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody provides alook into the life and career of the famed PonyExpress rider, Army scout and buffalo hunter-

turned-showman. Buffalo Bill Cody was born on Feb. 26, 1846, in Iowa. He

served in the Union Army during the Civil War. Followingthe war, Cody began buffalo hunting to feed constructioncrews building railroads, which would give him thenickname that would define him forever. His ownassessment puts the number of buffalo he killed at 4,280,in just over a year and a half.

Cody returned to his work for the Army as chief of scoutsin 1868. His ongoing work with the military garnered himthe Congressional Medal of Honor in 1872, which wasstripped and then reinstated. He became something of anational folk hero due to the dime-novel exploits of his alterego, “Buffalo Bill.” In late 1872, Cody went to Chicago tomake his stage debut in The Scouts of the Prairie, one ofNed Buntline’s original Wild West shows. Buntline wasalso the author of the Buffalo Bill novels. The followingyear, “Wild Bill” Hickok joined the show, and the troupetoured for ten years.

In 1883, Cody founded his own show, “Buffalo Bill’s Wild

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PRAIRIEThe home, built in 1886, is part of the Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park at NorthPlatte, Neb. Since it became a state historical park in 1965, the house and barn have beenrestored and display a large amount of Cody memorabilia. The house is open to the public

for self-guided tours from late spring until early fall.

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West,” a circus-like extravaganza that toured widely forthree decades in the United States and later in Europe.Besides Buffalo Bill himself, the Wild West show starredsharpshooter Annie Oakley and, for one run, Chief SittingBull.

By the mid-1880s, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show was infull swing, touring the United States and Europe. Thesuccess of the show enabled Cody to build “The Mansionon the Prairie.” The Second Empire-style house, withEastlake and Italianate features, was the largest house inNorth Platte in the late 19th Century. It was built andfurnished at a cost of $3,900. It sits in its original positionon the grounds. Cody requested design features such ascabinets, closets and storage space in the house. Eventhough he helped design the house, his sister actuallyoversaw its construction.

The back end addition was added in 1909, when the restof the house was updated with forced-air heating,electricity and other amenities. It was Buffalo Bill’s homefrom 1886 to 1913. He raised cattle and purebred stallionson his 4,000 acres of land. A large barn was built in 1887to house Cody’s ranch horses and stallions. The barn, alongwith several outbuildings, has also been preserved andfilled with memorabilia from Cody’s days as a performer,as well as artifacts of ranch life.

The mansion was built when Cody’s Wild West Show wasdrawing huge crowds, and money for development of theranch and Cody’s other interests was plentiful. No expensewas spared in building and furnishing the ranch.

In 1911, Scout’s Rest Ranch was sold to Major (PawneeBill) Lillie for $100,000. In February 1913, the ranch was

sold to James M. Hamilton of Chester, PA. Cody and hisfamily stayed at the ranch until 1913.

Cody made a fortune from his show business success andlost it to mismanagement and investments in variousschemes. In the end, even the Wild West show itself waslost to creditors. Cody died on January 10, 1917, and isburied in a tomb blasted from solid rock at the summit ofLookout Mountain near Denver, Colorado.

The house was purchased by the Nebraska Game andParks Commission in 1964 as part of the process formaking Scout's Rest Ranch a State Historical Park, BuffaloBill Ranch State Historical Park. A Lincoln CountyHistorical Society was organized to help raise money forthe purchase of Buffalo Bill Cody's house. Since 1964, theState Historical Park has been open to the public.

The Mansion on the PrairieFrom page 6

The house and barn, along with several outbuildings,have also been preserved and filled with memorabiliafrom Cody’s days as a performer.

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Nebraska grassroots advocates spend time on Capitol Hillembers of NREA made theirway to Washington, D. C.,this spring for the National

Rural Electric CooperativeAssociation’s Annual LegislativeRally. This event, which drawsthousands of representatives fromelectric cooperatives and public powerdistricts across the nation, is a majorshowpiece for the political clout of ourmembers.

Seven NREA member-systemsparticipated including CumingCounty PPD, Custer PPD, HighlineElectric Assn., High West Energy,Southwest PPD and WyrulecCompany. NREA was also joined by aNRECA-Lincoln, Nebraska G&T andTri- State G&T representatives.

Kelli Chaon, Executive Assistant atWheat Belt Public Power District inSidney, Neb., made her first trip toWashington, D.C. as part of theNebraska group.

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Legislative Meetings which hasfueled my interest in getting moreinvolved.”

When the chance to attend theNRECA Legislative Rally came upshe jumped at the chance toparticipate.

“Many people turn a blind eye tothe legislation that pertains not onlyto our industry, but that also affectsour personal lives and I don’t want tobe that person,” she said.

She enjoyed getting to meet withthe Representatives and having themwelcome their comments and listen totheir concerns.

“I was surprised by how relaxedeach meeting with the Congressmen,Senators and their staff was,” shenoted. “I expected more of anuncomfortable and not in touch typeof meeting. But each meeting wasrelaxed, and they welcomed what wehad to say. It was great to see thegood relationships we have built withour representatives.”

She was also able to visit ArlingtonNational Cemetery and witness thechanging of the guards and twowreath ceremonies.

“We also were able to see the WWII

Memorial, Washington Monument,Lincoln Monument, Korean andVietnam memorials, just to name afew,” she said.

Another participant was FredSchneider of Beemer, Neb. He hasserved on the Cuming County PublicPower District board of directors forthree years. Schneider said “I enjoyattending the Legislative Rallybecause I like to learn and want tohelp the customers.”

During the trip he was able to visitthe Arlington National Cemeterywhere they saw the changing of theguard at the Tomb of the UnknownSoldier.

April Gross, Customer ServicesManager at Custer Public PowerDistrict in Broken Bow, Neb. hasattended the Legislative Rally eighttimes.

“It is important for our industry tostay in touch with ourRepresentatives,” she said. “Ourissues don't change drastically, but itis important to stay in touch whiletimes are quiet. So when times aremore critical we already have arelationship and a presenceestablished.”

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Above: Adrian Smith, left, listens to the Nebraska delegation’s concerns. Top right: Senator Deb Fischer hears fromNREA General Manager Kim Christiansen and Government Affairs Director Kristen Gottschalk.

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SAFETY BRIEFS

How to safely tackle home projectshen contemplating buildingprojects, contractors andDIYers alike focus on

factors such as budget, scheduling andmaterials. Another importantconsideration before starting work onany project – from renovating a mainliving area to expanding a bathroomor transforming your outdoor space –is safety.

While having properly functioningtools is crucial to completing projectsboth big and small, proper handlingand transportation of power tools andbatteries can sometimes beoverlooked. Due to their efficiency,energy storage capabilities,convenience and durability, lithium-ion battery-powered tools are apopular choice for taking care of tasklists of all sizes, but must be handledcorrectly.

With members representingportable and stationary power toolbrands, the experts at the Power ToolInstitute – the leading organizationfor power tool safety resources,information and education –recommend these tips for safe use,storage, transportation and disposal oflithium-ion batteries.

Use: • The higher energy potential andsmall size of lithium-ion batteriesmakes them ideal for cordless powertools but also pose additional safetyrisks when misused. • Batteries are not interchangeable,so it’s important to only use batteriesand chargers from the original powertool manufacturer. • Original manufacturer batteriesare engineered to communicate andwork with specific tools and chargers.These components go through arigorous certification and testingprocess. Third-party batteries are notalways held to the same standard, andcan pose fire, property damage orpersonal injury risks. • Never modify, disassemble ortamper with a battery. Theperformance of damaged or modifiedbatteries can be unpredictable anddangerous. • If a lithium-ion battery isdamaged, contact the manufacturerbefore use.

Storage and Transportation: • Inspect batteries regularly forsigns of damage, such as crushing,

cuts or punctures. • Store your battery in a cool, dryplace, away from combustible andflammable items. • Avoid contact with metal objects,such as keys, coins, screws and nails. • Always transport and storelithium-ion batteries as instructed inthe owner’s manual.

Disposal: • Throwing a lithium-ion battery inthe trash or municipal recycling canbe a fire hazard. • Safely dispose of used or damagedlithium-ion batteries by taking themto a local battery recycling center orplacing them in a receptacle speciallydesigned for recycling batteries.

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Ever wonder what goes into restoring your p of losing electricity can be frustrating, but p cooperatives are always looking for ways to and safely as possible.

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Getting the power

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Powering up after an outage starts on a larger leveland ends up in local areas. First, high-voltagetransmission lines are examined, then distributionstations, then main distribution lines. If the outagecan’t be pinpointed to these areas, tap lines andindividual homes are inspected. This process allowsyour utility to efficiently help the most members inthe shortest amount of time, and they are workingto make this process move even faster.

One of the biggest advancements in technologythat electric utilities are using is Advanced MeteringInfrastructure (AMI). These smart meters allow fortwo-way communications and work by sendinginformation back to the electric utility’s operationscenter. This helps to distinguish between events thataffect a single home or multiple outages, which isimportant because solving either issue is a verydifferent process. The two-way communication alsoprovides a way to verify that power has beenrestored after an outage.

Another technology is the Outage ManagementSystem (OMS), which can predict the location of theissue and how many consumers are impacted.Especially when used with the AMI system, the OMScan be extremely useful for a utility’s effectivenessin resolving an outage. As the AMI collects and sendsdata, the OMS then analyzes the data usingmathematical functions and models the electricalnetwork to assess the impact of the outage. Interactive Voice Response (IVR) is another

technology used to manage power outages.Consumers can easily and quickly report an outageby entering their phone number or location, which isrecorded onto an electronic map used bydispatchers. After service has been restored, thesystem can also make follow-up calls to consumersto confirm that the power is back on.

One technology is even capable of predictingoutages before they happen. Distribution FaultAnticipation (DFA) technology was developed byresearchers at Texas A&M University and is used byPedernales Electric Cooperative in Texas. This systemcan detect tree branches hanging on power lines,damaged equipment and unusual, unrecognizedevents. By identifying these issues, the electric utilitycan more efficiently dispatch crews, avoid wildfiresand prevent outages before they happen.

One of the major benefits from improvedtechnologies, especially for outages caused byextreme weather, is understanding where theoutages are located, which helps to reduce risk forcrews out on the road during the weather events.

These technologies clearly benefit public powerdistricts and electric co-ops and the consumers theyserve. Power outages are inevitable, but astechnology continues to improve, disruptions arebecoming shorter and easier to resolve.

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e love our pets, and we lovesaving energy! This month,

we’re taking a look at three commonenergy efficiency questions from petowners.

Q: We’ve thought about installinga pet door. Will this impact myenergy bill?A: Pet doors are convenient for petowners and pets, but they can impactenergy bills. A pet door that is poorlymade or improperly installed willcreate unwanted drafts that increaseenergy bills and reduce the overallcomfort level of your home. Thewrong type of door may also bepushed open during high winds.

Consider installing a pet door thatis certified by the Alliance to SaveEnergy (ASE) or has a double ortriple flap. These types of pet doorscan reduce energy loss and make lifeeasier for you and your furry friends.

The best solution may be a high-quality electronic door that isactivated by a chip on your pet’scollar.

It’s difficult to undo a pet doorinstallation, so before taking theleap, we suggest doing yourhomework. There may be otherstrategies that will give you and yourpet some of the convenient benefitswithout the downsides.

Q: To save energy, we keep ourhome cool during winter nightsand warm during summer days.How much “hot and cold” canour pup and tabby handle?A: Cats and dogs can handle the coldbetter than humans. The U.S.Department of Agriculture (USDA),which regulates facilities that housecats and dogs, requires thesefacilities to maintain temperaturesabove 50 F. Some exceptions are

allowed for breeds accustomed to thecold or if some form of insulation forthe animals is provided. Your pet’stolerance really depends on theirbreed and the thickness of their coat.

A report by the Purdue Center forAnimal Science says that Siberianhuskies can tolerate temperaturesbelow freezing, but some short-haired dogs require temperatures of59 F or higher. Older animals mayrequire warmer temperatures thanyounger ones.

During summer, cats and dogshandle the heat in different ways.Cats clearly enjoy warmertemperatures than dogs, and they doa good job of reducing their activitylevel as temperatures climb. Butboth cats and dogs can getoverheated. The USDA says thatroom temperatures in facilitieshousing dogs or cats should notexceed 85 F for more than 4 hours ata time.

Q: Is it okay if my cat or my dogsleeps in the garage overnight?A: USDA rules suggest this shouldbe fine if your garage temperaturestays between 50 F and 85 F. Petsmight be able to handle a lowertemperature if they have a warm,insulated bed.

I do not recommend heating orcooling your garage for your pet. Thiscould lead to extremely high energybills, which makes sense because anuninsulated but heated garage couldeasily cost more to heat than a home.A better solution is a heated pethouse, which you can purchase frommultiple retailers. If you’re willing tospend a little more, you can even findclimate-controlled pet houses thatinclude heating and cooling options.

You can also purchase heated bedsfor cats and dogs. Some beds use aslittle as four watts of electricity, sothey won’t drain your energy bill.

We hope these tips will be helpfulas you work at saving energy whilecaring for your favorite furry friend!

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Consider installing a pet door that is certified by the Alliance to Save Energy(ASE) or has a double or triple flap. These types of pet doors can reduce energyloss and make life easier for you and your pets.

Brighter together We prepare for the future while you plan for theirs. Together, Tri-State and our family of electric cooperatives and PPDs are working together to power your tomorrows. We are brighter, stronger and better together.

www.tristate.coop/together

July 3 & 4, Gothenburg Pony Express Rodeo, Gothenburg, Neb.See the Gothenburg Pony Express Rodeo Facebook page for de-tails.

July 3-6, Sumner 4th of July Carnival, Sumner, Neb. Carnival,rodeo, street dance and parade. See the Sumner CommercialClub’s Facebook page for details.

July 4, Prairie Pioneer Days, Arapahoe, Neb. Old fashioned 4thof July celebration complete with parade in the morning andfood booths, games, swimming and activities in the park. Theday ends with a spectacular fireworks display!!

July 4,Alma Fourth of July Celebration, Alma, Neb. Scheduledevents include: 35th Annual Road Race, Downtown Parade at10:30 a.m., Art in the Park 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

July 25-27, Gosper County Fair, Elwood, Neb. Fair, carnival,rodeo, parade and the Jessy Karr band.

July 13-14, The USTRC Nebraska Championships, CusterCounty Fairgrounds, Broken Bow, Neb. Team ropingchampionships.

July 11-13, Crazy Days, Broken Bow, Neb. Events will be listedat the Broken Bow Chamber website. www.brokenbow-ne.com

July 9-14,Madison County Fair, Madison, Neb. Events includea Rodeo and concerts by Brett Young and Chris Janson. See fullschedule at: www.madisoncountyfair.com

July 12-14,Wayne Chicken Show, Wayne, Neb. A celebration ofchickens. See the schedule at: http://www.chickenshow.com

July 19-23, Burt County Fair, Oakland, Neb. “A Barrel of Fun” –Come see John Michael Montgomery Friday July 19th, or enjoya demolition derby on Saturday July 20th. Several other eventsplanned, to see full schedule go to: www.burtcountyfair.net

July 21, Desperado Days, Niobrara, Neb. A hometowncelebration.

July 26-31,Washington County Fair, Arlington, Neb. Come seeTyler Farr and Rhett Atkins on July 26th. A rodeo anddemolition derby are also scheduled. To see full schedule go to:www.washingtoncountyfairne.com

July 30- August 4,Antelope County Fair, Neligh, Neb. Enjoy 4-H exhibits, a truck and tractor pull, a demo derby, and extremebull riding! Full schedule is available at www.antelopecofair.com

July 31 –August 4, Dakota – Thurston County Fair, AtokadPark, South Sioux City, Neb. “Show what you grow, Share whatyou know!” – Dueling Pianos, rock climbing wall, escape roomtrailer, and Extreme Bull Riding are just a few scheduled events.Full schedule at: www.dakotathurstonfaironline.com

July 31-August 4, Pierce County Fair, Pierce, Neb. Double SExtreme Bull Riding and concerts by Josh Phillips andParmalee are scheduled. Full schedule at:www.piercecountyfair.org


Calendar of Events

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here’s no time like a hotsummer picnic to let yourpatriotic spirit show.

Watermelon is a patriotic picnicstaple for countless reasons, not theleast of which is that it’s a belovedtreat that many people associatewith memories from childhood.However, nostalgia isn’t the onlyreason adults are just as likely togravitate toward watermelon at asummer event. Its sweet, cool andrefreshing flavor also makes it afavorite for all ages.

From a practical standpoint,watermelon is also quite portable,versatile and easy to serve, and witha composition of 92 percent water,it’s a simple way to sneak in someextra hydration on a hot day.Another benefit is its value;watermelon is one of the best valuesin the produce section among fruit,and just one watermelon can feed upto three dozen people.

Try out a creatively colorful andpatriotic “cake” that makes for atasty centerpiece on the desserttable.

Lemon is another one of manypopular tastes of summer. Enjoy acitrus burst with every bite of theseGlazed Lemon Cookies.

Down Home Recipes

Sweet, Refreshing Fruity Summer Snacks

1/2 cup unsalted butter, at room temperature

3/4 cup granulated sugar1 egg2 tablespoons fresh lemon zest2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice1 teaspoon lemon extract2 cups all-purpose flour

1/2 teaspoon baking soda1/2 teaspoon salt

Glaze:2 cups powdered sugar2 tablespoons fresh lemon zest

1/4 cup fresh lemon juice

Heat oven to 350 F.Line baking sheets with parchment

paper; set aside.In large bowl, mix butter and

granulated sugar until light andfluffy. Add egg and mix well. Add

lemon zest, lemon juice and lemonextract; beat until combined.

In medium bowl, whisk flour,baking soda and salt. Slowly beat dryingredients into wet ingredients.Beat until combined.

Spoon out dough and roll into balls.Place on parchment paper 1 inchapart and lightly press with fingersto slightly flatten dough.

Bake 15 minutes, or until edgesstart to brown. Transfer cookies towire rack to completely cool.

To make glaze: Whisk powderedsugar, lemon zest and lemon juiceuntil smooth.

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Reader Submitted Recipes

Flag Kebab Cake

Zucchini Jam

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Easy Chicken Tacos

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Broccoli Salad

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4 – 5 boneless skinless chicken breasts1 taco seasoning packet1 can of corn, drained1 can of black beans, drained1 can of Rotell1 8 oz cream cheese, cut up

Layer ingredients in the crockpot in the order given. Do not mix. Cookon low for 6 hours. Shred chicken and mix ingredients together. Put in yourfavorite taco shell and add garnishes.

1 pint fresh, washed blackberries

12 wooden skewers1 seedless watermelon, flesh

cut into 1-inch cubes1 angel food cake, cut into

1-inch cubes (white part only)

dips, such as yogurt, chocolate, caramel ormarshmallow (optional)

Thread five blackberries on eachof five skewers, followed byalternating watermelon and cakecubes.

On remaining skewers, alternatewatermelon and cake so first andlast cubes are watermelon. Placeskewers on platter; fruit and cakewill create stars and stripes whenlined properly.

Serve with dips, if desired.

1 head cauliflower1 bunch broccoli1 box frozen peas (thawed)1 jar ripe olives

Dressing:1 cup sour cream2 cups mayonnaise

1/2 teaspoon garlic powder3 tablespoons sugar

Chop cauliflower and broccoli into small pieces, bite size. Mix into largebowl with peas and olives. In bowl mix sour cream, mayonnaise, garlicpowder and sugar. Stir well and pour over vegetable mixture. Toss gently,cover and refrigerate or serve immediately.

6 cups grated zucchini1/2 cup water

6 cups sugar2 tablespoons lemon juice1 large can crushed pineapple2 3 oz. boxes Jello, strawberry, apricot and cherry are all good

Add 1/2 cup water to grated zucchini and boil gently for 6 minutes. Drainand add 6 cups of sugar and 2 tablespoons lemon juice along withpineapple. Bring to a boil and boil gently for 6 minutes. Add 2 boxes of yourchoice of Jello. Boil for another 2 minutes. Fill and seal in jelly jars. Makes8 jars of jelly.


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