Stineman Leads Nebr.quick start for state team
Coach Dan Stineman begins conditioning on Tuesday as he builds a squad of about 85 in Holdrege Nebraska. Lettermen out include Lyre Turter, Ken Blackman, Lee Reve, Dennis Bartky, Jim Hine, Don Belt, Rodney Powvin Swoboda, Dae Gemnxt, Barber, David Newell, Reb Washborn, Roger Salvers, Day Maker, Mark Babbit and Roger Poot. Seniors and local talent highly competitive.
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Lyre Turter
Ken Blackman
Lee Reve
Dennis Bartky
Jim Hine i
Don Belt
Rodney Powvin Swoboda
Dae Gemnxt
Barber
David Newel
Reb Washborn
Roger Salvers
Mark Babbit
Roger Poot
Scouts Dads Camp Out Venture With Weberg Scouts
Weberg Scouts and whomever attended camp out near Primrose and Genisa Nulnwace with Charles McClure, Sammie Mort, and additional supporters. A timber project was the focus of the outing.
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Weberg
Sammie Mort's Timber Wes
Primrose
Genisa Nulnwace
Charles McClure
the Venture
Watermelon Feed Ends Junior Baseball Season Here
Malvern Leader reports the junior baseball season concludes with a community event titled Watermelon Feed. The notice mentions local officials and participants, noting small-town names and a celebratory turnout as players wrap up the season.
Car Lands in Cornfield Injuring Three Youths
A car crashed into a cornfield injuring three youths including Alwity Ras yan and Honey Stratg. Dawn af yd bruises and John Busmusser were treated and released. Details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR text.
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Cornfield
Miles Meri
Alwity Rasyan
Honey Stratg
Nasmuss
Jennie Abwe Hessia
John Busmusser
Mrs. Moon
Busey Rosman
Winien
ASC committeemen set Sept 17 for annual elections
County records show ASC committees planning the annual elections on September 17. The program outlined farm commodity funds totaling 4245 dollars and 237 dollars in support, with investments toward crop conservation and improvements under the program across Cass County farms.
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ASC
Alos
Early Voting Reported in Mills Auditor's Office Update
Auditor Genoa L. Joos announced Wednesday that twenty eight votes have been cast in Mills early voting. The first voter reported was Locks TF. Honig, a member of the auditors service, who resides near Gerad.
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Mills
Twety
Siuditoy
Genoa
L. Joos
TF. Honig
Anddars Service
Pear Gerad
Congressional View on Farm Crisis and HUAC Reform
The piece discusses grim farm economics with low crop prices, rising costs, and debt, plus a Johnson pledge to bolster Commodity Credit Corp purchases. It also covers HUAC name change proposals, tax incentives for rural investment, and Future Farmers of America prompts in light of Education Office amendments.
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Johnson
Commodity Credit Corp
Activities Committee
House
Unamerican Activities Committee
HUAC
House Committee On Internal Security
Seatate
Senate Common Internal Security
Bettter
Congress
Midwest
America
Secretary of Agriculture
Armed Services
Sen
James, B. Fearson
Kansas
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Breakfast honoring Seventh District Congressman Sehorle
A breakfast event to honor Seventh District Congressman Wir. J. Sehorle of Henderson will be held at the Elks Country Club in Lake Manaway, Iowa, on September 7. Tickets are $10 and available from Republican county workers in western Iowa, with main speaker Congressman Gerald J. Ford, minority leader of the US House.
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Congressiman Wir
J. Sehorle
Henderson
Swaam
Elks Cuanery Club
Lake Manaway
Towa
Iowa
Gerald J. Ford
House of Repet Suntalives
A Sheriff's Job in Possum Holler
A verse portrait of a sheriff’s constant calls and dangers. It contrasts chaotic nightly duties with common sleuthing tasks from tax collection to court, highlighting risk, public blame, and a grim humor about surviving attacks and political fate.
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Keebatt
Dan Stinemen
Stineman
Sii Ty Tom Brink
Nevs
Tatts Smouth
Nebr
Mateerr
Prestam Ween & Reesretae
Fox
Malvern
Eas
Eige
Howe
Arci& Memoer
Weil
Bill Scherler
Fra
Office of Education
FEA
Lawans
Vlan Dinny Scuenle
Edwin L. Barkus
Mills County
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