Alien Address Report Month Proclaimed in Sidney Nebraska
Mayor Robert Hassle issues January 1970 as Alien Address Report Month urging aliens to file address reports at local Post Offices or INS offices per the 1952 act. The proclamation dated January 2 1970.
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United States
United States Post Office
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Robert Hassle
Sidney
Nebraska
City of
Post Office of Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Nemaha County Association to Protect Property From Horse Thieves
The Brownville Advertiser of August 12, 1858 reports pioneers in Nemaha County forming the Nemaha County Association for the Protection of Property Against Norse Thieves. The group outlined rules for vigilance, including a Riders corps of ten men authorized to pursue stolen property and apprehend thieves, with daily pay and formal oversight.
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Nebraska State Historical Society
Nebraska
Brownville
Nemaha County
Farm Dogs Need Shelter
Rural Nebraskans seek winter shelter for farm dogs. A purpose built box inside a windbreak, barn, shed, or porch offers protection, keeps the dog in view, and avoids infestations from random sheltering in hay or straw.
Writer Calls Beef Strike Vital to State Producers
Public interest piece argues the Iowa Beef Packers strike near Dakota City Nebraska influences future meat processing costs and farm profits. It links wage scales automation and union power to retail prices, substitutes, and farmer livelihoods.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Dakota City
Iowa Beef
John L. Lewis
U. S
Thermal dog shelters for extreme cold weather
The text notes using a dog box in the garage to provide heat when very cold and mentions a basement window dog house as an alternative in extreme cold areas.
Cut Winter Heat Bills With Simple Home Fixes
University housing specialist Mary Dale McGregor recommends weather stripping worn or loose around windows and doors to reduce heat loss. Check caulking, storm windows, and leaks while avoiding blocked heaters, and consider lowering the thermostat by about 10 degrees during extended absences to save costs.
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Pop
Mary Dale McGregor
University of Nebraska Extension
Inspector advises checks for faulty insulation top floor ceiling
After review, authorities urge a thorough inspection for insulation faults focusing on the top floor ceiling. Heat climbing to the roof risks escape if this area is unchecked, and Miss Mc Gregor stresses the area needs special attention.
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McGregor
Nebraska Health Tips Warn About Frostbite and Safety
Nebraska health officials urge frostbite precautions as cold weather arrives. Do not rub frostbitten skin, avoid hot water or heat lamps, and thaw gently in lukewarm water. Also stresses on highway safety, moth ball poisoning risks, and firearm safety while hunting to protect children and the public.
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Nebraska State Medical Association
Nebraska
Gun safety rules for handling and storage at camp
The guidance warns never to climb with a loaded gun or pull a gun by the barrel. Do not aim at hard surfaces or water as ricochet is deadly. Keep guns unloaded and broken down when at camp or home, store ammunition separately beyond children's reach.
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Anti-Horse Thief Association
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Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
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First Federal
Lincoln
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North Corner
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Pacific Homes
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