Colors and colors of past games and Olympics tale
A fragmented reminiscence links past runners and the Olympics with Mexican City, Amsterdam, and tribal runners from the Tarahumara, noting finish line antics and safety concerns. It mentions Prady Swain Laipienieks and Mes loo connections, Denver University and Vera Cras, plus a quip about accidents and a population reference by the Populi ten Reference Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Tauruhuimanas
Amsterdam
Othe
Prady Swain Laipenieks
Data Zero
Toe Emmetsourg
Woo
Swains
Maris
Tre
Mes Loo
Denver University
Vera Cras
Menxica
Fragmented OCR Reflects Jumbled News Note
Readable fragments mention tense phrases about people standing and attempting to harness galaxies. Ahom e intelligence and nature conflict appear, with odd phrases about pavement contractors and the Leaning Tower of Pisa foundation. Notable garbled references to a contractor and excess sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisa
Ote
Beof Carcass Class Opens At Palo Alto County Fair
Up to twenty five entries will be accepted in the new beef steer carcass class at Palo Alto County Fair. Entries come from baby beef or junior feeder pens of four, limited to one per exhibitor. The aim is to help producers relate animals to final product and guide future meat types. All entries will be shipped to a single beef packer with complete cut out data provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto County
Palo Alto
Fair Board
Parold
Peykes
Fintension
Ordinance 57 Sets Tax Levy for Bond Payments
The ordinance authorizes a tax levy in aid of bonds issued in anticipation of the tax. It repeats that taxes may be collected like other town taxes and used to pay principal and interest. It repeals conflicting ordinances and resolutions. Passed July 16, 1964, attested by the town clerk, published July 23, 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On- Hinance
Wayne Potter
Pirates Edge Lincoln Central 10 To 6 In Quarterfinals
Pirates beat Lincoln Central 10 to 6 in a quarterfinal game. Mike Polehit went 3 for 3 and Rinwsted had four hits in the first inning to spark the victory. Riel Rose and Dawson added two hits each, while Terri Don Johansen and James Hansen teamed for the winning battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Lincoln Central
Etnedley Central
Stiles
Anniser
Pat Dean Powe
T Dee Paterno
Lesan
Pirate
Buckstop
Mike Polehit
Pirate Wath
Riel Rose
Dawson
Bortvitt
Craven
Rinwsted
Terri Don Johansen
James Hansen
Terril
Stee Hinsen
Goo Mehan
Elite County Farm Loan Committee Minutes Recap
The Elite County Farm Loan Committee chaired by George Tewto and Gene issutes of Curlesy sets applicant credit limits for FEA loans and reviews December 1968 requests. It advises the state on loan approvals and refers borrowers to other sources as needed. four loans totaling $126,?7 were approved.
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Cte Soemibers
Alty County
Rarnmaittess
Lupe George Tewto
Graetinger and Geneissutes
Curlesy
FEA
Pha Bae
Kevron Fogarty Appointed to FHA Board
Kevron Fogarty of Rodman has been named to the Partnerscheme Administration County Committee for Palo Alto County announced by FHA County Supervisor Robert Schneider at Spencer. Fogarty, Fern Valley township owner operator, also serves on the ASCS township committee. Each committee has three members from the county who know farming and rural issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevron Fogarty
Rodman
Partnerscheme
Administration
Palo Alto
Robert Schneider
FHA
Spencer
Fogarty
Fern Valley
ASCS
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Mary Vandervelde
Wat
Nixon
Nelson
The
Populi Ten Reference Bureau
Russell
Giraettinger
Community TV Signal Co
Carpenters
Home & Farm Bldg
Tim O'Leary
E’burg
Graettinger Lbr
Graett
Nd. L. Lammers
Graettinger Times
Ralph W. Wills
Your Cargill Retail Neldman
Cargill, Inc
Mer
Graettinger
Gene Boblit, Mer
Graetter
Central
Lon
Rinssted
Sonata
Dhe
Rad
Teen Park Phursdins
Etitot
Ares
Schneider
John Rensink
Milford
Iowa
Gerald Stueve
Motors For Sale
D & E Electric
Emmetsburg
Harry’s Resort
High Lake
Graettinger, la
Rebel’ Auto
JEEP
Dr. Ford
Don Fay
OWEN
Black & Decker
Graettinger State Bank
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