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Paraguay
Charles
Snapshots Club Meeting Narrated In Busy Social Notes
Mr Vernon hosts a club session with twelve members, discussing Animal Oddities and exchanging lapshots. Absentees led to changes. next meeting moves to Mrs Andersen. Numerous social visits, dinners, and small events fill a long afternoon and weekend notes in Bridgeport and nearby areas.
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Henry “Glanz
I ‘Andersen
C. the Watters
Canis
Prouanteks
Milan Glassburn
Ricky
M. J. Ho
Jett
Bob
Runge
Beis Walker
Valentine Paras
Dane
Chi
Siete
George
Cale
Sonday
Pelle
Sprenger
Lisah
Pear
Wareen
Johnson
Ands
Mraz
Jack Ae
Ats Johnsons
Dinner Guests Visit Housers and Local Friends
South Sund News lists numerous dinner and overnight visits among local families. Mr and Mrs Loomis Booth and family of Cheyenne and others hosted or stayed with the Houser family, with Henry Bartel of Morrill noted as a weekend guest and Ted Houser connected by family ties. Additional visits include Ben Reiken at the Oliverius home, Bud Bartling's family with Barnhart, and Oliverius family travel to Egbert Wyoming to visit Jerry Oliverius and grandchildren Linda and Calvin. The piece also mentions condolences to a bereaved family and various social engagements and bowling tournament participation.
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Loomis Booth
Cheyenne
Ted’ Houser
Henry Bartel
Morrill
Wilbur Houser
Christie
Leah
Jolene
Douglas
J. W.houser
Beverly Booth
Sund
Delmar Zalesky
Ted House
Egbert
Wyo
Jerry
Linda
Cal
Vin Oliverius
Srites
Jim
Sthimkain
Sidney
Charles
Paul Houser
Gordon
Homicek
Elmer
Grabills
E. Dickingon
Ben Vacik
Tanie
Buterbaugh
Grook
Glen
Doni DeMersto
Sterling
oMr
Wells Irrigation Extends Across Nebraska Acres
State Department of Agriculture reports 22,107 registered irrigation wells in Nebraska as of Jan 1. Officials estimate total wells could exceed 25,000 with new wells added before year end 1959. No wells in Otoe and Pawnee. Richardson County has one. Nemaha two. Dawson leads with 2,540 wells, Hall second at 2,190. Total irrigated by pumps 1,705,550 acres and by streams 991,450.
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State Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Department
Otoe
Pawnee
Richardson County
Nemaha County
Dawson County
Hall County
Canis
ADAMS
Arthur Tain
Benner
Garfielg
Blaine
Erie
Gosper
GRANT
Phelps
Greeley
Pierce
Eore
Platte
Srownie
Hall sOree
TOC
Hamilton
POLK
Harlan
Redwillow
BURT
Richardson
Gutler
CASS
Hitchcock
Rock
HOLT
CHASE
Iscotts Bluff
Cheyenne
Jefferson Seward
CLAY
Johnson
Colfax
Kearney
Sheridan
Keith
Sherman
Cuming
Custer
Dakota
Stanton
Thayer
Lancaster
Lincoln
LOGAN
Loup
Washington
Wayne
Sheepmen To Meet In Denver For Annual ASPC Session
One hundred thirty five delegates and directors of the American Sheep Producers Council representing every sheep producing state will gather in Denver Colorado for the annual meeting on March 9. On March 10 and 11 the 39 board members will review activities of the past year and set budget figures for 1959 1960. The ASPC activated in September 1955 under the National Wool Act to fund promotion and advertising programs for a self reliant sheep industry. G N Winder Colorado sheep man and ASPC president said progress will be discussed.
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American Sheep Producers Council
Denver
Colo
ASPC
National Wool Act
United States
N. Winder
Colorado
Sheep industry promotes lamb and wool markets nationwide
The ASPC leads intensive lamb promotion, advertising, and education in 20 major markets to grow demand for sheep products. A large wool advertising campaign uses full color ads in national magazines to boost wool as a quality product. The Phoenix area notes 3,700 real estate agents serving Phoenix and Valley real estate markets, about one agent per 156 residents.
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ASPC
Council
Allied Wool
United States
Phoenix, Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Valley of the Sun
Oshkosh Men Develop Turkey During Process
Two Garden County men, Wesley Dunn of Lisco and Bill Munson of Oshkosh, enter a phase of food processing that could become a major Garden County development. Dunn is a longtime Nebraska turkey raiser, while Munson cures and smokes the meat at his cafe. He will lease or close the cafe to devote time to the new business, which already has a distribution contract with the Thomas D. Murphy Co. of Red Oak, Iowa, reaching over 400 salesmen nationwide.
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Oshkosh
Garden County
Wesley Dunn
Lisco
Bill, Munson
Dunn
Nebraska
Munson
Thomas D. Murphy Co
Red Oak
Iowa
Don’t just hope hell get to college plan ahead
A compact sales pitch emphasizes saving in a commercial bank to fund college goals. It highlights guaranteed interest, liquidity, and personal banker services as advantages for families planning ahead to secure education funding.
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South Sund News
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Jurgens
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Fieidway
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Permaamm
Turkey
Mercury
Compari
Wamsley
Hanols
Tire Service
General Tire
Swindis
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FDIC
Oruns
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