Rotary District 563 Assembly to hear Laharry envoy Dakin
Allin W. Dakin of Iowa City served as Rotary International president Laharry’s personal representative at the District 563 conference in North Platte April 5 7. The event drew Sidney Rotarians Roary Anns and delegates from 32 western Nebraska cities with District Governor Bill Ellyson presiding and introducing Dakin who spoke at the Saturday banquet. Dakin is administrative dean of the University of Iowa and treasurer of its Foundation.
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Allin W. Dakin
Iowa City
Iowa
Rotary International
Nitish C. Laharry
Calcutta
India
Sidney Rotarians
Roary Anns
North Platte
Nebraska
W. W
Bill) Ellyson
Dakin
State University of Iowa
Police: Four men faced court on liquor and driving charges
Police Magistrate Roy Gish heard four defendants in Eckley and Gurley on Monday. Jerry Crees Larry Anderson and another man pleaded guilty to being a minor in possession of intoxicating liquor and were fined $25 plus costs. Robert B Speirs was found guilty of careless driving and a defective muffler and fined $15 plus costs.
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Jerry Crees
Gurley
Larry Anderson
Eckley
Colo
Roy Gish
Robert B. Speirs
18Th Ave
Science in Agriculture Conferences Herald Nebraska Future Farmers
Lincoln hosts a trio of Science in Agriculture Conferences for Nebraska high school students. University of Nebraska agricultural scientists will present at the ag college on March 30 in Lincoln, on April 4 in Scottsbluff and Mitchell, and on April 15 at North Platte Experiment Station.
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Lincoln
Baby sea lion cleans oil from fur at Monterey beach
A young sea lion crawled onto a Monterey beach rubbed oil from its hide and returned to the sea where it swam away.
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Monterey
Great Western Star Co to pay beet growers March 26
The Great Western Star Co. will issue a first additional payment of 5,176,500 to sugar beet growers on March 26 for the 1962 crop. Colorado Nebraska Wheatland area to receive 1.49 per ton, Montana 1.59, northern Wyoming 1.65. President Frank A. Klemp notes payments trend higher and earlier than recent years to aid 1963 season. Including prior Sugar Act payments, growers will have about 50,169,000 received for 1952 beets, averaging 13.73 a ton.
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Denver
Great Western Star Co
Frank A. Klemp
Colo
Rado
Nebraska - Wheatland
Wyo
Montana
Wyoming
Kemp
Telegraph Want Ads Offer Trade Space
Classified notice urges readers to use the Telegraph for selling and trading needs. Includes brief prompt to place ads and a reminder to drive safely.
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Telegraph
Marines participate in major amphibious exercise off Southern California
Marine Sergeant Dennis E. Schreiner of Pot ter is with Marine Helicopter Squadron 363 in a large Pacific Fleet exercise off the California coast March 2 to 10. More than 40 ships and about 24,000 Marines take part to train in anti submarine warfare amphibious landings and naval operations.
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Calif
Dennis E. Schreiner
Harold W. Schreiner
Potter
Marine Helicopter Squadron 363
Pacific Marine Force
California
Pacific Fleet
Cabela Brothers Build Fishing Empire After Catalog Launch
Dick and Jim Cabela, two chaparral men from Iceland to Africa, started a fishing supply business. They gained orders from most U.S. states and six foreign countries after issuing their introductory catalog. National sporting magazines advertised their entry, boosting early sales.
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Cabela Distributing
Iceland
Africa
Chappell
Jim Cabela
Umoen
Cabela
Fiders
PRS ES
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Rotary
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Nels Sullivan
Sullivan
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