Happy Ending Goose Hunter Tale From Omaha Letter
The piece recounts Wendell Belieu of Sidney responding to a World Herald letter about Frankie Williams Jr’s hunting trip to Thurman Iowa where he shot his first goose. Belieu, a sympathetic Nebraska hunter, reflects on his life and family, sharing memories of early mornings in goose pits and pheasant hunts with relatives and neighbors.
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Omaha World Herald
Wendell Belieu
Forrest Belieu
Sidney
Frankie Williams
Omaha
Nathan Hale Junior High
Thurman
Marvin Thomson
World- Herald
William
Nathan Hale
Wendell
West Nebraska
Thomson
Omaha Board of Education
Frankie
Bridgeport
Neb
Lisco
Broadwater
Oshkosh
Lewellen
Uncle August Buske
Dennis
Erin Colleen
Stuttgart
Bean Crop Beefs Nebraska Record Beef Cattle Meet Planned
Nebraska diet of 1966 bean crop tops state history with an estimated 1,700,000 bags of beans and a 35 bushels per acre yield expected in the North Platte Valley. Nationwide harvest could reach 21,201,000 bags. Four area meetings by the Nebraska Beef Cattle Improvement Association will be held in November to boost interest in efficient performance records for cattle. Delwyn Dearborn, Extension livestock specialist, notes improving herd management.
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Scottsbluff
Nebraska
North Platte Valley
Gary Kelley
Chester B. Brown Bean Co
Morrill
Kelley
United States
Lincoln
Nebraska Beef Cattle Improvement Association
Nebraska Catc Tlemen
Delwyn Dearborn
Uni
Versity
North Platte
Columbus
Atkinson
Hemingford
Dearborn
Amendments in Nebraska Constitution to be debated
The Telegraph will run a Capitol News series on 15 proposed amendments to the Nebraska Constitution for the November 8 vote. Writer Melvin Paul explains the terms and implications, with the first eight discussed this week and the rest next week. The paper will not recommend how to vote.
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the Telegraph
Capitol News
Nebraska
Telegraph
Melvin Paul
The
Statehouse
Current Best Sellers
Current best sellers list highlights fiction including The Secret of Santa Vittoria by Clavell and Valley of the Dolls by Crichton, and nonfiction such as Games People Play and Everything But Money, with publishers' weekly notes and printing needs at The Sidney Telegraph.
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Clavell
Santa Vittoria
Crichton Valley OF the Dolls
Telegraph Want Ads Highlight Concrete Benefits
An ad extols concrete for driveways and pavements, claiming it can brighten a neighborhood, raise property values, improve night visibility and skid resistance, save tax dollars, require less upkeep, and grow stronger with age up to 20 percent in five years.
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Norge
Norton
Kansas- Nebraska
Lith Ave
Publishers’ Weekly
Berne
Masters and
John
Dacey
Levenson
11Th Ave
Portland Cement Association
Nat'l Bk. Bldg
Crete
Schaffert’s
Colo Dominos
Colorado
Gene Watson
iWm. T. Schaffert & Sons
Ackerman-Robinson
10Th Ave
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