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FROM THE ARCHIVENov 25, 1955·Omaha, Nebraska

HIGH SCHOOL BAND RULING

Scanned from The Omaha Guide ??, Nov 25, 1955
HIGH SCHOOL BAND RULING
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READ THE OMAHA GUIDE News From Around Nebraska. The Board of Education at Albion has passed a new ruling that the High School band will not be available for everything that comes along According to an article appearing in last weeks News requests for the band to play must be cleared through the school administration Highway. No 6 which is a growing competitor for Highway 30 which runs through Blair now has a publication issued regular ly which bears the name of Sixogram. It goes to businesses and individuals who are interested in the welfare of Highway 6 and deals with things which will be beneficial to that route Ref erence to the Sixogram was made in the Minden Courier.

Last Tuesday was county government day at Loup City and the visiting Juniors were treated to something out of the ordinary. During the noon hour someone entered the vault in the office Hi the County Clerk and made away with 585 Around eighty students were in the offices during the morning and it is be lieved that someone slipped in during the confusion and secreted themselves in the building taking the money after the office staff had gone to lunch.

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