Endangered Skin Trade Fined Over Alligator Skins
U S Fish and Wildlife Service agents fined two men $9,500 for violating the Endangered Species Act by illegally dealing in alligator skins. Agents conducted ground and air surveillance, with one officer posing as a toll booth attendant to uncover the scheme.
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Berkley
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Enforcement
F & WS
Unnamed Alligator Hide Ring Stolen and Local Trapping Changes
A police agent pursues a car linked to stolen alligator hides, discovering them unloaded in a gutter. The piece notes new trapping season changes including protected status for striped skunk and weasel, and lists a dense summer athletic schedule for Sentral High School with multiple games and times across June to July, coached by Sue Whitehouse.
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Sentral High School
Lakota
Burt
Lincoln Central
Ledyard
Armstrong
Here
Woden Crystal Lakethare
Woden
Crystal Lake
Titanice
Swea City
Junge
Thompson
Bancroft
Olberding and Stoltz Families Host and Attend Gatherings
A sequence of visits and family occasions includes Helen Jon Ee Ade and Mrs Francis Olberding hosting Marilyn Olberding and David Lenig from Sioux City, plus Oberding children Bernard Robert Joan Gene Dean Don and Francis at home. May 29 brought Lea Rehm and Jo Gappa visiting Clarence Johnson in Ruthven. June 1 to June 2 saw Clyde Stoltz family return from Fairfield with Debbie Stoltz and other relatives for graduation festivities and a reception at Ronnie Stoltz's home.
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Ade
Francis Olberding
Marilyn Olberding
David Lenig
Sioux City
Bernard
Robert
Joan
Gene
Dean
Don
Francis
Richard Olberding
Matthew
Mallard
Clarence Johnson
Lea Rehm
Jo Gappa
Ruthven
Clyde Stoltz
Fairfield
Jerry Stoltz
Jeffrey
Ronnie Stoltz
Debbie
Cindy
Cathy
Ronda
Jodi
Mallard High School honours May 21 graduates
Multiple Mallard High School seniors were feted at May 21 receptions by parents and families. Honors include Julie Kaemarynski valedictorian and English Award recipient, Deb James, Donna, Tom Frohling, Debra Woodford, Julie Ann Morey, Peggy and Mary Stafford, and Brian Mankle. Recaps cover activities, planned colleges, and future study in nursing, law enforcement, or clerical programs.
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Julie Ann Kacmarynski
Philip Kaemarynski
Mallard High School
Julie
Mallard Women’s Club
University of Northern Ana At
Cedar Falls
Deb James
James Schmidt
Deb
Iowa Central Community College
Fort Dodge
Don Mankle
Brian
Earl Shipler
Burt
Charles Mankle
Arnolds Park
Iowa Lakes Community College
Keith Sadler
Tom
Mason City Junior College
Debra Woodford
Alan Woodford
Danforth
MYF
Morningside College
Sioux City
St. Luke’s School, of Nursing
Howard Morey
Julie Ann
American Association of University Women
Emmetsburg
Kenneth Stafford
Peggy
Mary
Peg
Tom Frohling
Luther College
Decorah
Jack Frohling
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Sue Whitehouse
Helen Jon, Ee
Lyle Douglas
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Harland Kramer
Rembrandt
Dickens
Hartley
Radman
Fenton
Mason City
Paullina
Havelock
Rolfe
Webster City
Primghar
Mike Frohling
Lohrville
Merlyn Frohling
Guthrie Center
Ventura
Kett
Soper Park
Hite & Williams Co
Cornelia Furniture Mart
Sears
Joyce’s Foodland
J C Penney
Culligan Water Conditioning
D & K Auto Service, Inc
Brennan E
Quad County Farm Service
Gambles Emmetsburg, Cylinder, Curlew, Ruthven, Burt, Gruver
Emmetsburg Grain
Wehrspann’s, Inc
Thermogas Company
Electric Nauss Oil Company
Mallard Lumber Company
Reit
Cargill, Inc
Wentzel
True Value Farm & Home Hardware
United Building Centers
Ted’s
Super Valu Disco
Emmetsburg Publishing Co
Cronk’s Sporting Goods
Wigdahl Hardware
Palo Alto County
Cook’s Drugs
Barg’s Meat Processing
Ben Franklin Store
Palo Alto County State Bank
Donahue Tire Shop
International Harvester
Stover Car
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