For sale collection of used items and mobiles
Quick sale 8 hp lawn mower with lights and starter for 450 by Orville Wolf Rock Port. 1969 Detroiter 12 by 56 two bedroom mobile home sale via Harry Phillips. 1972 Singer sewing machine like new with zigzag patterns. 11 payments of 5.24. trade or cash. Box 652 Shawnee Mission. 1971 Buick Le Sabre custom 4 door, clean. May 20 garage sale at 4055 Washington St. Women and children clothing. Furnished trailer for sale orient by John Prater. Duroc boars from SPF stock listed for Tarkio. 8- tf Frigidaire refrigerator 13 ft copper tone by Robert Finnell. Singer zigzag sewing machine payments. Call dial toll free 800 228 9267.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Wolf
Rock Port
Via
Singer
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Hamburg Qualifies in Three Events at District Track Meet
Hamburg track team advanced to state with three event qualifications last Saturday led by a two mile relay victory. Star athlete Mark helped secure the first win as the squad posted strong performances across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Mark
Western-Clarinda campus to graduate 15 secretarial graduates
Iowa Western Clarinda Campus announces the graduation of 15 one year secretarial and clerical students on May 26. Businesses in southwest Iowa seeking well trained mature office staff are urged to call Clarinda 542 5117 extension 214 for contact with C. Jay Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Western-Clarinda
Clarinda
C. Jay Smith
Hamburg Wildcats place at Drake Stadium Des Moines relay meet
Fletcher anchored the 2:08 relay with Kilby Aistrope Light while the 880 relay clocked 1:37.4 for second place. Randy Moore won the 180 yard hurdles in 22.6 seconds. Hamburg vows strong state meet as seven boys, led by coaches, depart May 26 for Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Jay Kilby
Tom Aistrope
Craig Light
Randy Moore
Mike Gude
Randy Thompson
Mark Fletcher
Hamburg
Wildcat
Drake Stadium
Des Moines
Sidney to Percival road plans face funding squeeze
Fremont county and Shenandoah County officials traveled to Ames with Iowa Department of Transportation representatives to discuss the Sidney to Percival eight mile segment of Iowa Highway 2. Costs have risen from 2.2 million to 4 million since 1970, threatening construction. The panel signaled a cheaper alternative along Iowa Highway 145 north of Sidney. Fremont County must raise its share above 1 million for any progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alion
Shenandoah Ber of Commerce
Ames
Fremont County
Tien
Sidney
Percival
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Bedford
Fremont County Board of Supervisors
Stephen Garst
Coon Rapids
Sidney-Percival
The
Highway Commission
Commission
Shenandoah Sentinel
Bowling League Playoffs Set as Season Nears End
The 1971-72 bowling season resumes with division winner playoffs on Monday night. Bartholemew Drug faces Good Seed & Grain, Good Seed & Grain vs Iowa State Bank, and Iowa State Bank against Bartholemew Drug in three game matches. Subsequent rounds use five game matches or first to a majority of possible points. Women’s playoffs feature Host Gas Co. against Coca Cola, with other matchups including Geyer DX versus Monroe Tavern, Dougan Insurance versus Bruns Thrif-Tee, Vogel Popcorn against Fender Harmes, and Sunday Mixed Sarjeans-Thomas versus Hamburg Body Shop. June Rash led women’s series with 556, Debbie Lahman bowled 223 high game, and multiple bowlers topped 500 series. Men’s high games and 600+ series include Jim Mears at 258 and Dave Campbell with a 670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew Drug
Good Seed & Grain
Iowa State Bank
Host Gas Co. of
Sidney
Coca Cola of
Hamburg
Geyer DX
Monroe Tavern
Dougan Ins
Bruns Thrif-Tee
Vogel Popcorn
Fender-Harmes Ins
Sarjeans-Thomas
Bob and Martha’s Cafe
Hamburg Body Shop
Mears- Fender
Hinze-Willson
June Rash
Debbie Lahman
Alma Million
Martha Thomas
Doris Carter
Toots Vollertsen
Linda Willson
Dorothy Schofield
Jackie Ebert
Edna Minzer
Pat O'Dell
Jo Janssen
Nina Holt
Margaret Gayar
Pat Thorp
Judy Mears
Duane Thomas
Pepper Martin
Homer Trameyer
Dave Fender
Walt Sickman
Dave Campbell
Jim Mears
Chet Braman
Ralph Klein
Marv Vollertsen
Sunday Morning Motor Route Opportunity
Part time job in this area for a weekly newspaper route. Omaha World Herald motor route available on Sunday mornings only. Address inquiries to Steve Stogdill Box 437 Clarinda IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World Herald
Steve Stogdill
Clarinda
Thanks for care at Grape Community Hospital and prayers
Card of thanks from Vera L Miller Kent Reuben Monroe and families grateful for the excellent care at Grape Community Hospital Doctors and nurses praised for kindness and visits from friends and relatives at the time of their mother and grandmother Mrs Harry Moore’s death expressed by Charles Moore David Willson Willard White and Paul Fletcher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grape Community Hospital
Dr. Ashler
Vera L. Miller
P.S
Kent
Reuben Monroe
Harry Moore
Charles Moore
David Willson
Willard White
Paul Fletcher
New highway buildings at Sidney
State Highway Commission seeks bids for a 17 stall masonry garage at the north edge of Sidney with opening in Ames at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday. A 300 ton storage building at Walnut and Filmore Streets, Sidney, will have bids opened May 31. Fremont County treasurer’s office closes all day Thursday May 18 for staff school on new equipment and car registration methods.
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Highway Department
Sidney
State Highway Commission
Ames
Walnut
Filmore Streets
Fremont
May Rain Totals Reach 1.57 Inches First Half
Weather records show a Sunday dry spell following a spell of moisture that added 0.50 inches to the May total on Wednesday Friday and Saturday. The period produced 0.10 inches Wednesday 0.30 Friday and 0.10 Saturday. The first half of May totaled 1.57 inches with a normal May total at 4.60 inches.
fragmented player roster codes and names listed
A dense OCR style line lists player identifiers and surnames such as Miller Payne Jim Mears Pepper Martin Duane Thomas Homer Tiemeyer Les Erb Walt Sickman Dave Campbell Wayne Bailey Don Clayton Chet Braman Del Carter and Gene Hinze among others with numbers interspersed, resembling a sports roster or scorecard fragment.
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Duane Thomas
Homer Tiemeyer
Les Erb
Walt Sickman
Dave Campbell
Wayne Bailey
Don Clayton
Chet Braman
del Carter
Gene Hinze
Hoover’s steadfast service defined FBI era and education
Congressman Scherle reflects on J Edgar Hoover as a fearless, principled director who modernized the FBI and upheld law and integrity. The piece then critiques American education, urging career education and broader post secondary options to align schooling with job markets and reduce oversupply of liberal arts degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
A.lp
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Death
Hoover
FBI
Education reform and the real world link in schools
A commission proposes work study programs to begin before high school graduation, arguing education must connect with practical life and provide real career paths rather than status symbols. The piece questions whether educators and parents will adopt such reforms.
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Kenaif
U.S. Office of Education
Department of Labor
U.S
Sidney P. Marland
Commissioner Marland
Iowa
The
Anti-Poverty Agency
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Iirc
IHC
Glenn Implement CO
Reed's
Sidney Greenhouse
Sherwood L&r. CO
Gary Barrett
20Th St. Clarinda
Singers
Harry Phillips
Washington St
Kenny Lane
Norma Pennington
Sale Orient
John Prater
SPF
Robert Gebhards
Tarkio
Robert Finnell
Bill D. Gold
Omaha
Heartland Express CO
North American van Lines, Inc
Clarence Hendrickson
Watson
Sales Pavilion, Inc
Pn. Groff
Termite Control CO
Jack Stanley Co., Inc
P.O
Glenwood
Don Bishop
Percival Road
Sherwood Concrete CO
Percival, IA
Sherwood
Randolph
Rebekahs
Whitehead Speedway
Miller Payne
Henry Well Co
Oakland
Congressman Scherle
Tarcisia Sherbring
Franciscan Sisters of
Dubuque
Picture
Union Slough
Bancroft
Titonka
Frank L. Coslett
Argyle Street
Lowa
Otoe
Concrete Products Co
Ioqwa
Otoe Concrete Products Co
Nebraska City
Nebr
Nerwe
Berr
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