Allington Bulls Sell At Oshkosh Sale Third Annual
Twenty eight Hereford bulls and seven heifer calves sold at the Tom Allington and Sons sale in Oshkosh. Bulls averaged 455 dollars and heifers 161. Neal Batterman of Broadwater paid 735 dollars for US Pioneer calved March 8, 1967, and bought another bull for 600 also two heifers. Buyers came from Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska. The top 10 animals averaged 600 dollars. Earl Christensen won the registered heifer door prize. Mitchell Johnson of Kaycee Wyoming paid 650 for a animal and bought two more bulls. Two bulls brought 600 dollars each from Cecil Cotton Lewellen and Virgil Hawkins Lewellen. Clinton Gade won a gift certificate door prize from Black's Open Range. Auctioneer was Dick Kane in Oshkosh Sale Barn.
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Oshkosh
Tom Allington and Sons
Neal Batterman
Broadwater
US Pioneer
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Earl Christensen
Mitchell Johnson
Kaycee
Wyo
Cecil Cotton
Lewellen
Virgil Hawkins
Clinton Gade
Sunol and
Types of Guns Uncle Sam Wants Registered
The 1968 Federal Gun Control Act requires registration of listed weapons. Edward Casper, IRS special investigator, notes Nebraskans bring in ordinary handguns rifles and shotguns and explains the month’s registration list includes short barrels under 18 inches for shotguns and under 16 inches for rifles with shoulder stocks, any firearm under 16 inches overall, conversion of suppressors, automatic firearms, war trophies, and live ordnance.
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Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Internal Revenue Service
Edward Casper
Christmas Cards Will Cost Six Cents To Mail
Two postal changes affect this year’s Christmas mailings. Parcels may weigh up to 30 pounds between first class post offices, up from 24. No difference remains between first class and third class mail except weight. First class is six cents per ounce, third class six cents for the first two ounces. Most cards weigh under an ounce.
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First Postal
Astrokids Mail Cost Six Cents For Any Class Card
A Fox model named Astrokids will cost six cents to mail a card whether sent first or third class. Patrons are urged to use zip codes on Christmas mail for origination and return addresses. Pineville Kentucky AP reports: authorities rushed to Cumberland River after a call about several people being pulled from the water as a river baptism finished.
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Pineville, Ky
Cumberland River
One Man Inducted From Cheyenne County Selective Service
One man, Larry D. Shelly of Dalton, was inducted this month per secretary Mrs. Louis Johnson of the Cheyenne County Selective Service Board. Shelly was sent Monday to Fort Lewis Washington for basic training. One man was sent for physical examination. December call lists only one for physicals with none listed for induction.
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Larry D. Shelly
Dalton
Louis Johnson
Cheyenne County Selective Service Board
Fort Lewis
Wash
Word to the Wrist Watchers in Louisville
An AP report notes a tacit reminder outside a Louisville reducing salon urging self-control over indulgence as a form of personal discipline and health awareness.
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Louisville
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Lucky
Fox Theatre
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Schick
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Ermal
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