Salvage Operation at Sioux Ordnance Depot Charted
The 1956 fiscal year salvage report shows proceeds exceeding $800,000 from items deemed obsolete or unusable. The breakdown details acquisition costs and sales proceeds, illustrating federal recovery from the depot's unusable stock.
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Police Court docket shows multiple intoxication and violation fines
Names and charges include Charles Bartlett stop sign violation ten dollars and costs Willie Blackman intoxication and disturbance thirty five dollars and costs Robert Wyett intoxication and disturbance thirty five dollars and costs Harley Greever no driver's license one dollar and costs Robert Ivie intoxication ten dollars and costs with fine suspended Clyde Christensen reckless driving twenty five dollars and costs Kyle Kriegsman fighting twenty five dollars and costs Harry Northup fighting twenty five dollars and costs George Deal intoxication ten dollars and costs Norman Gatherless intoxication forfeited fifteen dollar bond Raynaldo Leal reckless driving forfeited twenty five dollar bond.
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Charles Bartlett
Willie J. Blackman
Robert J. Wyett
Harley Greever
Robert Ivie
Clyde Christensen
Kyle Kriegsman
Harry Northup
George Deal
Norman Gatherless
Raynaldo Leal
State Home Agent Tells Retirement
LINCOLN Flor ence J Atwood state Home Extension leader at the University of Nebraska since 1945 will retire June 30 announced yesterday A native Nebraskan Miss Atwood was reared on a farm near Beaver City She earned a BS in home economics from Nebraska and an MS from Michigan State University Beginning in Extension work as Dakota County home agent in 1912 she became state food and nutrition specialist the next year In 1935 she supervised FE RAs nutrition program and that fall became associate state director of the Farm Service Agency
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Florence J Atwood
University of Nebraska
Miss Atwood
Beaver City
Michigan State University
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
Miss Atwood Leads Regional FERA Home Management 1943
In 1943 Miss Atwood became regional home management supervisor for FERA covering Nebraska Kansas Missouri and South Dakota. In 1945 she returned to the University as state Home Extension leader.
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Missouri
South Dakota
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