Dr Dewaine Alcorn Named Assistant Professor at NSTC Chadron
Dr Dewaine Alcorn is appointed assistant professor of education at NSTC Chadron replacing Dr Bernardine Schmidt who moves to Boston University. Alcorn holds a bachelor and master from NSTC Kearney and an EdD from Colorado State College Greeley. He has taught in Arapahoe and Red Cloud Neb and in Greeley Colo and directed workshops for United Cerebral Palsy Association.
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Dewaine Austin Alcorn
NSTC
Chadron
R Clark Elkins
Dr. Alcorn
Kearney
Colorado State College
Greeley
Arapahoe
Red Cloud
Neb
Colo
Sunny visits and social gatherings around Boulder and Sunnyside
Mrs. Albert Brandt and Sandra Brandt visit Boulder with their daughter and sister Mrs. Warren Kerk and kids, returning Sunday. Friends and relatives visit various homes for Frontier Days and parties, including the Theis and Bond households, plus a note on orange colored frosting with orange juice and rind.
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Albert Brandt
Sandra
Warren Kerk
Boulder
Colo
Brandt
Elmer Gade
Sidney
Kerk
Mesdames Brandt
Gabe
Mark
Carol
Marcie Flessner
Jerry Wittrocks
Cheyenne
Guy Tremain
Weldon
Lester Theis
Pat Irwin
Dennis Miller
Ross Glassburn
Ann Theis
Clara Kay Bond
Lloyd Bauer
Jerry Wittrock
Lloyd Dykman
Wallace
Interstate stretch from Grand Island to Elm Creek ready soon
State Engineer John Hossack announced the 55 mile Grand Island to Elm Creek section will be usable by Sept 1 with paving and shoulder work near completion. The 20 mile Elm Creek to Lexington segment is under construction and bids are out for Cozad-Lexington and west of Gothenburg to Cozad. The Omaha area will see Dodge and Douglas Streets bridges built this fall and Lincoln will get a three mile downtown connection by year end.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
John Hossack
Grand Island
Elm Creek
Hossack
Lexington
Cozad
Gothenburg
Omaha
Dodge
Douglas Street
Grover Street
George Morris
Costa Rica faces economic strain amid coffee price decline
Costa Rica, despite rising population, says prices for coffee, bananas, and cocoa have fallen on the world market. Ambassador Facio notes 1950 coffee revenue of 4.8 billion dollars dropped to 3.2 billion in 1961 despite doubled export volume.
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Kennedy
Gonzalo J. Facio
Lincoln
Costa Rica
Facio
Marker for Tonwantonga Village Near Homer Nebraska
A Nebraska marker near Homer commemorates Tonwantonga the Omaha village known as Big Village and home of Chief Blackbird. The village thrived before a 1800 smallpox outbreak decimated inhabitants and diminished its importance. Lewis and Clark noted it in 1804. later highway work in the 1930s uncovered remains and aided archaeological reconstruction.
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Historical Land Mark Council
Homer
Tonwantonga
Blackbird
Missouri
United States
Tonwantongna
Lewis and Clark
Telegraph Want-Ads Offer Trade and Sale Deals
Short classified notice invites readers to use the Telegraph want ads for buying selling and trading items. It promotes quick listings and customer service for advertisers and readers seeking trades or sales opportunities.
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SFI
Parsley Elevates Tossed Green Salad Flavor
A simple note highlights parsley as a versatile additive for enhancing a tossed green salad with fresh, bright herb notes. It emphasizes parsley’s flavor impact in everyday kitchen use.
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