Richard Egging Assigned To Alaska Post
Mr and Mrs Leo Egging report their son Richard left for King Salmon Alaska on Thanksgiving day to serve 12 months at that station His wife Pat will join him this week for the year with her parents in Sidney Also listed is S Sgt Richard L Egging 705 AC and W SQ AAC A P O Seattle Washington 99713 hospital notes report Chris Rohde patients in Sidney hospital and many local social notices from Sidney Nebraska community members with Christmas program reports and visitors
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Roadsides No Longer Offer Ample Cover for Pheasants
Nebraska wildlife specialist Prof. Howard Wiegers warns that roadside habitat loss reduces pheasant nesting and numbers. Ten years of south central Nebraska data show roadsides deliver about 25 percent of the pheasant crop on just over one percent of land. He advocates delaying mowing until mid July and selecting grasses to boost roadside habitat, citing Illinois results. Habitat remains a key factor in yearly pheasant fluctuations.
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Unclear historical naming tour prompts debate in Kentucky
A fragmented report notes questions about Kentucky's capital origin and a mistaken ties to Frankfurt Germany. It mentions a disputed name Prank for Pranke or Prank der Stephen Prank and an Indian related incident near a Kentucky river ford, referencing travel lore and local toponymy.
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