Around the Town Christmas visits listed across region
Readable excerpts show numerous holiday gatherings and travel plans. Families including the Mahlrs Kokjers Kelley Autens and Fines welcome relatives from Nebraska South Dakota Kansas and Wyoming with dinners, visits, and celebrations. A birth is noted for Charles Edward Dorwart in Sidney.
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Albert Mahr
Omaha
Chris Melius
Thos E. Kokjer
Carter
Kansas City
Annn
University of Nebr
Tommy
Mr. Kokjer
H. M. Kokjer
Holdrege
Mary E. Kelley
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Joseph E. Kelley
E. E. Ranney
Alliance
Kelleys
Louis Niebaum
Pete Schwartz
Potter
Sadie Frickson
Shirley
Henrietta Borcher
Guy Berry
Georgia Powell
W. D. Powell
James Bourret
Kimball
Nebr
Pearlie Copley
Pearlie Copley and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Copley
Etta Fairchild
Jack Pyle
W. E. Kennedy
Harrison
Louisville
Kentucky
Berton Cunningham
North Bend
D. S. Auten
Auten
Clyde Empson, Jr
Chappel
Clyde Empson
Sidney Bender
Brooklyn
Leonard Fine
Leon Fine
A. J. Hepner
Denver
Murray Shandal
Marge Kennedy
Nelly Kennedy
Cheyenne
Kathryn Kratz
California
Carolyn Kennedy
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburg
E. L. Uptegrove
Uptegroves
Mark G. Howard
Don Howard
Barbara
Robert
Bruce Eastman
Judy
Jane
Albuquerque
New Mexico
C. H. Fuller
C. B. Dorwart
Charles Edward
Sidney Hospital
Frank Hornaday
Hornaday
Charles Hornaday
Pat Elis
Lester Elkington
Hattie Dresser
Galt
Calif
Verne Miller
Gerry
Charles Bowers
Tuscon
Ariz
Bowers
Korea
Pat Ells
Earl Armstrong
Fort Benning
Floyd Armstrong
Laramie
Wyo
Martin Dimery
Fremont
Carl Schlumberger
Waurika
Okla
Tan Smith
Dick Amen
Scottsbluff Junior College
Troy Smith
Carl Libsack
Everett Kurth
Dalton
Herschel Westman
Julesburg
Stan Smith
Scottsbluff
W. B. Swenson
Arnold Huff
John Dissmore
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rebecca Baker
Road test links axle weight to road wear in Maryland
A Maryland road test shows a 25 percent rise in truck axle weight could raise road damage as much as 550 percent. The finding highlights significant infrastructure impact from heavier trucks.
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Maryland
Empire Founded by Jimmu Tenno in 660 B.C.
Japanese lore asserts that the empire was founded by Emperor Jimmu Tenno in 660 B.C., marking the origin of the nation’s imperial line and ancient sovereignty.
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Jimmu Tenno
B.C
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Sidney
Goes Heer
Ness
Cloud Electric
Chidsloras
Welch
Insurance Agency
Ralph Welch
John Schou
American Legion Club
Othe
North Central Gas CO
the Telegraph
Merry Christmas
Ali
Home Folks
Purina