Fishing cycles and dove season in Nebraska reports
Outdoor Nebraska notes fishing conditions easing into summer with heat driving fish to deeper waters and anglers to dawn or night activity. A 30 day dove season from Sept 1 to 30 is announced for Nebraska with bag limits of ten, open statewide except sanctuaries, and noon start on opening day.
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Nebraska
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Lincoln
Game Commissioners
The
Game Commission
Nebraska Game, Forestation and Parks Commission
North Platte Fish Hatchery
Hube Howard
North
East Sidney Social Roster Notes Visits and Gatherings
Miss Phyllis Mitchell visited her mother and uncles in town. Denver cousins Mary Rita and Ann Patrick stayed with grandparents H. Van Aelstyn. Local families hosted gatherings at Legion Park and homes, with trips to Chadron and Ogden Utah.
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Phyllis Mitchell
Bertha Mitchell
Tom
Bill
Mary Rita
Ann Patrick
Denver
H. van Aelstyn
Vernon Strait
Roy Spicknell
J. J. Weidner
Humphrey
Nebr
Weidner
Catherine Mohatt
Ponca State Park gains addition to Nebraska park system
Ponca State Park lies four miles north of Ponca in Dixon county atop the Ponca Indian country lookout. Visitors view portions of Iowa South Dakota and Nebraska from Lookout Point. The park offers private cabins rustic shelters stone bridges nature trails drives footpaths drinking fountains and outdoor fireplaces with ample trailer and tent camping areas.
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Ponca State Park
Nebraska
Ponca
Dixon County
Sunny Side social notes from the Brandl family
Mr and Mrs Pat Irwin visited the Albert Brandl home Friday evening Ed Block also called. The Brandls and Sandra visited Ed Block Thursday Jolene and Marylin Block stayed with Bud Hobson Thursday Phyllis Brandl returned from Camp Comeca in Cozad Mrs Henry of Big Springs stayed with daughter Lemoyne Johnson while in Lincoln Lemoyne was away Mr and Mrs E A Johnson Mrs Ralph Talich and Sharrol spent Sunday with Herman Larson near Brule Mrs Richard Hernbloom went to Fort Morgan for several days Mrs John Fraass daughter and Mrs Wes Galloway and children visited Dale Talich Thursday Mr and Mrs Gile Talich and Harry Read of Grand Island called at Ralph Talich's Thursday Ed Block and girls visited Bud Hobson Sunday
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Margaret
Lacey
Marilyn
Geraldine Kurz
Henry Haupt
Haupt
Pat Irwin
Albert Brandl
Ed Block
Sandra
Jolene
Marylin Block
Bud Hobson
Phyllis Brandl
Cozad
Camp Comeca
Mrs. Henry
Big Springs
Lemoyne Johnson
Lemoyne
Lincoln
E. A. Johnson
Ralph Talic
Sharrol
sHerman Larson
Brule
Richard Hernbloom
Fort Morgan
John Fraass
Wes Galloway
Dale Talich
Gile Talich
Harry Read
Grand Island
Ralph Talich
U S Army Khaki Uniforms Origin in East India
Dust colored uniforms of the U S Army trace to East Indian origin and were first adopted by the British for their native troops before American use.
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U.S. Army
Nearsighted Fishes See Closest Bait In Resting Eyes
Fish eyes are adapted for near vision when at rest, making them nearsighted. If you fail to catch anything, your lure may not have fallen close enough to be seen by these sighted fishes.
Albany's role as rail hub and repair center
Albany serves as the seat of New York state government and a key rail operation and repair hub. The city’s industrial output includes paper products chemicals plastics billiard tables baseballs and iron and steel articles.
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Albany
New York
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Grant
M. Harris
East Sidney
Telegraph
Dalton
Hamm’s
Minnesota
Theo
Hamm Brewing Co
St. Paul
Minn
Edward R. Murrow
the News
CBS Kolt
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Midwest Electrical Construction Co
Howard W. Stentz
Maple St
Sidney, Nebr
Rea
Ford
Wolfe, Corco Oran A der Grance Acctuati
York
N.Y
L. W. Parshall
Potter
Jess Osborn
Sidney
Jane Robinson
Ordville
G. F. Helfrich
Lodgepole
J. W. Sherwood
O. P. Skaggs Sidney
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11Th Ave
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