Looking Back Ten Years Ago and More in August News
A roundup from 1958 and earlier details a 12 to 0 loss by a local Central Nebraska League team to Stromsburg, travels of Mrs. Maude Nuquist to Glasgow and Oslo, senior hospital administrator changes, and a slate of deaths. It also notes 1948 events including the Entre Nous Silver Anniversary, crop conditions, Legion baseball, and local political conventions, with obituaries and community notes spanning 1908 to 1928 milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topnotchers
Central Nebraska League
Stromsburg
Cornhuskers
Maude Nuquist
Omaha
Glasgow
Scotland
Oslo
Norway
Andrew E. Nuquist
Burlington
Nuquist
Bagdad
Iraq
State Department
Leslie C. Nash
Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Hospital
Ellsworth Municipal Hospital
Iowa Falls
Iowa
George E. Berck
Gustaf W. Falk
California
Betty Lou Pillford
Lincoln
Verneta Ferris
Europe
Entre
Hulquest
Sam Crouse
Kenneth Cornish
R. O. Peterson
State Board
Barbara W. Berck
Osceola
Roy Wian
D. W. Kunkel
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Nebraska
American Legion
Phillipsburg
Kansas
Polk County
Roger Long
Mike Johnston
Rex Grossnicklaus
Editha
Farmers State Bank
Erson
Eenss
John ‘eIme Er Pase
Tyler
West Coast
St. Edward
Fair Association
Father Ross
Joseph Bernt
Lucy Jaax
Eeh Inny Shelby
Herman Timm
Fred Timm
Electoral battlegrounds shaped by key states in 1968 race
Analysis notes that 12 swing states with 281 electoral votes determine the presidency. California and New York are pivotal. Illinois, Ohio, Texas, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and others shape strategy. Wallace could affect outcomes. Nixon and Humphrey target largest-population states and regions. The piece ends with a family note about the M. R. Andersons visiting in Wilbraham Massachusetts.
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Washington
D. C
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Cipal
California
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Nixon
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Humphrey
Midwest
Lyndon Johnson
Wallace
Dany
George Wallace
Conservation air tour sponsored by Polk SWCD on Sept 15
A conservation air tour sponsored by the Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District will be held Sunday September 15 from 12 30 until dusk at Stroms burg field. Tickets available from the SCS office Extension Service and district supervisors Ray Burke Bob Bryan Maurice Newcomer Rudolph Nyberg and Richard Hiemer or at the air field. Coffee rolls and cold drinks will be served by the SWCD Board. Local residents are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District
Stromsburg
SCS
Extension Service
Ray Burke
Bob Bryan
Maurice Newcomer
Weekly $5 prize for predicting game winners on ad page
The Record offers a weekly $5 prize to the person guessing the most game winners shown in each ad. Enter by 5:00 p.m. Friday September 13 with your picks and tie breaker score, limit one entry per person, and mail or deliver to The Record office.
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Pt Jons
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Reed Motor Co
Court House
Roy L. Ericson
Repub
August W. Johnson
Mildred Anderson
Claus Anderson
Reuben Johnson
Brea
Mr. Johnson
Cecil Deland
York
Town-Nebraska Light and Power Co
Chas. ‘Hastings
Allendale
Oakland
U.S.A
Bert Mills
Pee Stony
G.O.P
Robert F. Kennedy
N.Y
Osceola Locals
M. R. Andersons
Max Anderson
Wilbraham
Mass
Harold Thayer
Mr. Thayers
Fern Lindsay
Grand Island
the First National Bank OF
F.D.I.C
East Butler
Ahrens
Seth Thomas Striking
Polk
Silver Creek
Clarks
Allan Russell
Dale
Jim
Genoa
Wes, Patty
Jim McCoy
David
City
Shetty We End
Ae An
Wyoming
Bush
Kearney
Farmers Union Co-op Oil Association
Hastings
Lincoln High
Lee Anderson
Georgia
Tennessee
Carson
OLIV
Moline Dempster
Atlanta
Minnesota
NFU
Keith Miller
Muse
Houston
Miami
Harry Frigg
A Newman