Boating Registration Opens Following New Law
Nebraska Game Commission will begin accepting watercraft registration applications about Nov. 1. Director M O Steen says the 1960 law requires vessels propelled by machinery to be registered and numbered, with safety as the core goal. Revenues not used for administration will fund access ramps and launching facilities for the boating public. Steen notes boaters have much to do to comply with the new provisions.
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Nebraska Game
M. O.steen
Steen
State to boost boating facilities funding and safety rules
The remark argues that strict safety enforcement will minimize costs, freeing funds for improving boating facilities statewide. It stresses the need for rapid development of safe, enhanced boating infrastructure across many areas.
Annual Game Reports Are Now Available
Lincoln agency offers limited free copies of the Nebraska Game Commission 1958 annual report. Requests should be sent to Nebraska Game Commission, State Capitol, Lincoln 9.
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Nebraska Game Commission
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Dollars Spent at Home Stay at Home Want Ads
Classifieds urge readers to shop local and trade goods through the Telegraph Wantads, promoting home economy and exchange opportunities as a practical solution for readers seeking deals, services, or items for sale.
Warning Made About Nutria
Nutria farming faces poor demand and rising surplus as fur buyers value pelts low. Prices for breeding stock peak around 1020 dollars while wild skins average 129 dollars. Promoters exaggerating profits are debunked. Nutria, native to South America, damage crops and marsh habitats, prompting bans in the Midwest to protect waterfowl and muskrat populations. Telegraph want ads encouraged.
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National Better Business Bureau
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Midwestern Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
Midwestern
Pheasant Kill Over Million Mark In State
A Nebraska Game Commission survey shows 1958 upland game harvests soared with 1,148,550 pheasants killed, nearly double 1957. Average per hunter was 7.97 pheasants, with 144,110 shooters recorded. quail and grouse also rose sharply from 1957 figures.
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Nebraska Game Commission
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Melbeta Area Ranchers Form Hopper Control Unit
A Tri County Grasshopper Committee formed by ranchers from Scotts Bluff Banner and Morrill counties seeks state and federal aid to fight grasshoppers. A sign up meeting is set for April 30 at 7 30 pm at the Melbeta fire station. Members elected include Bill Roberts as chairman H E Burchfield as secretary treasurer and Jee Cleveland, with other members Howard Cole and Ed Nerud. The program covers about 4000 acres in the Wildcat Game Reserve.
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Banner
Morrill
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Bill Roberts
H. E Burchfield
Jee Cleveland
Horseshow Bend
McGrew
Howard Cole
Ed Nerud
South Bayard
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Girl Mistakes City Alarm Box for Mailbox in Toledo
Six fire trucks rush through afternoon traffic to reach a downtown Toledo intersection where a seven year old girl stood by an alarm box. The girl's mother says they live on a farm and the child, unused to the city, thought the box was a mailbox.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cedar Lanes Trade Name Registration in Nebraska
Trade name Cedar Lanes adopted for exclusive use by Robert H. Gunderson and Vivian J. Gunderson for bowling lanes and snack bar in Sidney Nebraska. Applicants, a husband and wife, claim undivided one half interest each and filed March 9 1959 with notary public Frank J. Mattoon. Registration expires January 1 1960.
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Cedar Lanes
Nebraska
Robert H. Gunderson
Vivian J Gunderson
Robert H Gunderson
Vivian J. Gunderson
Howard Street
Kimball
Sidney
Dinner Honors Mrs Bartling and Family Gatherings
Dinner at 6 o clock honored Mrs Marvin Bartling with Mr and Mrs B J Barnhart hosting. Attendees included Loyd Bartling Bernie Barnhart and family Mike, the wored prest and spouse with infant Valeria, plus My and Mrs Paul Houser and kin. Several trips mentioned to Denver and Sidney. Mitchell Lloyd Bartling born April 13 weighing eight pounds with sister Marissa Lynn. Various visits and 4 H meeting attendance noted.
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Marvin Bartling
Loyd Bartling
Bernie Barnhart
Mike
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Valeria
Paul Houser
J. W. Houser
Bud Bartling
Eig
Mitchel Lloyd
Marissa Lynn
Wilbur Houser
John Bauer
Elmer Gobel
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