Local Growers Earn Top Prices on Omaha Livestock Market
Mount Vernon area growers report top calf prices at the Omaha market last Monday. Glen Beale led with high value calves while Dick Stull and Clarence Evans also attended with cattle. A bustling sequence of visits, church events, and family gatherings filled the week, including baptisms at KEKBall, and numerous meals and social visits among neighbors and relatives.
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Glen Beale
Omaha
Dick Stull
Clarence Evans
Frank Rieats
C. H. Hammond
Acnathcgy
Nelson
Evan
And
Mesery
Warren
Johnson and Sons
Wendell Johnson
Little
Pamela
Vincell
Methodist
Kekball
Roltcall
Donald Febringsy
Vetiee i Westphalen
Clarence’ Evans
Stphalen
Marie Glan
Lioyts Stevens
Colorado Spring
Clarence ‘Evans
Sidney Orning
Lloyd Rebeka
Bill
Clarence” Evans
C. H. ‘Amin
Francia
Range
Bob
State-Raige Management
North Plate
Tommy Mueller
Randy Sprenger
Ken Mueller
Sprenger
J. C. Johnson
Francis ‘Runge
Ft. Robinson
Meg
Dick Herbolldsheimer
Dixon Sterling
Frank Klentz
M. J. Hobbit
Lioydy
Tilghman
J. D
Walker
Sidney Diffendaffer
Karl Sprenger
Pinball machines repurposed for therapy in Athens
AP reports that pinball machines seized during Department of Liquor Control raids are given to the state's mental hospital at Athens. Coin levers are removed for free play and patients use the machines to relax and talk. Thomas Clark, state therapies coordinator, says the conversation during play matters more than the game.
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Health
Athens
Ohio
Department of Liquor Control
Thomas Clark
Nebraska aims to boost industrial crops and rec resources
Nebraska researchers launch developmental studies on high amylose corn and castor beans to expand industrial use, improve markets, and attract industry. The program seeks stronger state industry ties, pilot plants, and promotion of Nebraska’s growing recreational potential to attract investment and development.
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Iss
Nebraska
Petro-Chemical
Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Polish land agent helped settle Nebraska in the 1870s and 1880s
John Barzynski served as a Burlington railroad land agent in central Nebraska during the late 1870s and early 1880s. He edited a Chicago Polish language paper in 1878 and previously worked to foster Polish colonies in several states, using parochial schooling and print/editing to sustain Polish identity.
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John Barzynski
Sag ‘Wethe
Burlington” Railroad
Nebraska
Miss Merce Owens
Chicago
Texas
Missouri
Michigan
Polish immigrant promoter Barzynski in Nebraska land drive
Polish immigrant promoter Barzynski attracted settlers to central Nebraska after 1877 railroad agreement offering him 200 acres per half mile and a ten cent commission per acre. By 1878 he reported selling 2465 acres, moving to Howard County in 1880 and returning to Chicago in 1884 as land sales declined. The text notes growing Polish settlement in Howard and Sherman counties. GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY.
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TMH
Nebraska
Howard, Greeley, Sherman and
Valley Ceat
Barzynski
Howard County
Chicago
Howard
Sherman
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