Dix Student Aracely Sararia Joins Dix School Exchange
Aracely Sararia from Guatemala City arrives September 2 to Dix as a 17 year old junior in an exchange program. She stays with the Merlin Quillen family in Kimball and will meet several American host families during her stay. The note lists multiple local families, social visits, and upcoming events including a Tupperware open house fundraiser for a kitchen project and the Rebekah Lodge rummage and dinner.
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Gordon James
Lawrence’ Engstrom
Duane Barrett
Iva Johnson
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Fern Schnell
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Donna Schrienert
Roy Waderman
Therese Tomlinson
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C.P. Herboldsheimer
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Sheldon
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Colo
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On the House by Andy Lang on metal snips
The piece discusses steel gauge and thickness and warns that snips wear out quickly if used on nails screws and heavy gauge metals. It notes snips come in many sizes and that tougher metal requires harsher tools like hacksaws and chisels.
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Questionable Home Improvement Advice From Readers
A collage of reader questions and responses covers basement flooring over concrete with screeds and mastic, linseed oil color revival for bricks, mercury switches wiring guidance, edge dark staining fixes, snips choices for metal work, and references to home repair literature and social notes.
Population decline on farms Reuters census report
The U.S. farm population fell to 9 712 000 in 1970, down 5.8 percent from 1969, now 4.8 percent of the national total. Nonfarm population rose 1.7 percent annually. Negro and minority groups dropped 10.1 percent per decade. white population fell 4.0 percent. Single copies of Farm Population reports available.
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Bureau of the Census-Usda Economic Research Service
Northern pike rules in Nebraska waters
Nebraska anglers must release northern pike under 24 inches caught east of U S Highway 81. The only exceptions are pike taken from the Missouri River and its oxbows. This rule preserves local fish populations and guides conservation.
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U S. Highway 81
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Payroll Savings Plan Promotes Easy Nest Egg Growth
The Payroll Savings Plan targets those who dislike saving by automating deposits from each payday. It promises steady growth as money is added without ongoing effort, highlighting a bonus interest rate on U S Savings Bonds issued since June 1 1970. Bonds pay 5 13 percent with a 4 1st year bonus, encouraging people to sign up and let the plan work.
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Dallas Facelift Prompts Loss of Downtown Buildings
AP reports a major downtown Dallas clearance with fifty structures leveled for progress. Some sites will host new super buildings while others become parking lots. A separate item notes Ronald Meyers of Columbus holding Nebraska's state bow and arrow record for a 43 pound buffalo fish from Linoma Beach near Ashland on June 17 1967.
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