Conservation needs prompt revised Lower Loop NRD plan
A June 30 1975 update shows only 38 percent of crop land and 34 percent of range and pasture land adequately rented, risking soil loss in heavy rains. Economic limits hinder conservation, with farmers bearing rising costs for fertilizer energy and chemicals while urging shared responsibility. A habitat meeting is set for Ord February 17 at 7:30 pm at the Vets Club.
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Nebraska
Ord
Vets Club
Lower Loup Nrc
Game and Parks Commission
Ace lead keeps slam in reach despite misbids and discouragement
Bridge notes show a tense sequence where North’s strong response and South’s rebid try to force a grand slam. Despite three notrump misses and four spades discouragement, South advances to six spades, revealing tension over slam prospects and partner alignment.
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Ste
South
North
Sereena Es
Wisconsin reaver wanes 10 snow what can be done
A reader proposes handling a rule violator at the card table by refusal to play. The note suggests using peer pressure among players, if others are annoyed by persistent talking during play, to simply refuse to participate. The tone is casual and advisory.
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Wisconsin
Sewing Club Meeting Near Clarks Hosts Fourteen Members
Silver Creek reports fourteen sewing club members gathering at Mrs. Alonzo Ksiazek’s home near Clarks for hand sewing and socializing. News notes include J. T. Van Winkle at a Fair Board meeting in Central City and visits among local residents, with multiple Sunday and midweek calls between families in Central City Grand Island Clarks and York.
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Silver Creek
Sewing Club
Alonzo Ksiazek
Clarks
J. T. van Winkle
Central City
E. M. Jacobsen
Mabel Strobelin
Mary Frahm
Grand Island
Oscar Anderson
Loyd Adkinson and
Lee
Anna Strohbehn
Rex Elis
York
Chapin Peterson
Albion Auxiliary Recognizes Veterans and Opens New Members
Seventeen members received honors at the Albion Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary dinner. Five year, ten year, and twenty five year recognitions were noted for named members, with Donna Smith initiated during the meeting. The Albion Swing Choir performed and Anna Mae Schmadeke reported on the Junior Unit event. Lucille Homotka won the attendance prize. An auxiliary will cater dinners for wrestling teams on February 14 and Skelgas Company on February 18.
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Albion
Veterans of Foreign War
Mary Beierman
Pat Briese
Effie Green
Leone Green
Betty Harris l
Alpharetta Reynoldson
Shirley ‘Matousek
Irene Riecks
Leone Foster
Joan Staub
Peg Flanagan
Lorraine Scheffler
Eileen ‘Tiede
Donna Westenfeld
Donna Smith
Anna Mae Schmadeke
Lucille Homotka
Skelgas
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Lovable Lst
Marie Osmond
Jimi Hendrix
Dean Martin
Neil Diamond
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Ange
Esza Abas
Aksias Vaen
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Lin
Jannie Wolf
America
Albion Swing Choir
Stearic
Columbus
Nebr
Gibson's Reg
General Electric
Lady Norelco
Eevee Fat
KODAK
Trimlite
Mike Coday
Mgr
Gibson
Gibson's
West
Liscount
Soundesign
Jebarice
Eye Earer Tiese
Tooley Drug
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