Real estate transfers recorded in Phillie County
A long list of property transfers filed with the Phillie County Register of Deeds and involving various buyers and sellers, lenders, and trustees. Names include W Glaser, Leona, McKown, Deanne, Arlene Ott, Patsy Pars, Pawnee City, Herbert James, Richard Schure, Annabelle Erickson, Reuben Hughes, Arthur Siefken, James Wallin, Willard Reuss, Elden Osten, and others. Transactions cover multiple additions, subdivisions, and parcels across Cols and Westlawn areas.
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Phillie County Register of Deeds Office
Columtyng Credit Bureau
Glaser
Torma J. Rodger
Rana Nie
Bothwat
Mata
Oxhutt Westlawn Bile Hugl
Gols
Byron
Conrad
Het G. Ftoth
Pattie L. Pars
Westlawn
Addi
Louise Belin
Wis & Mysem & Lis
Annabelle L. Erickson
Orig
Richard Ri
Roger
Ronald M
Betty J. Srutkin
Stevens Adkl
City of
Cats
Reuben Hughes
Et al Wustees
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Iowa Corp
Evans Add
Artur Siefken
Wlfo
Arthur P
Chua L
Siefken
Joe Herbert Siefken
Herbert I
Caroline Lsiefken
Jierbert Siefken
Herbert TW
Larry Proshheuser
Robert C
Meredith J. McClusky
James Wallin
Cecil Ray
Lucy Meriene Luckett
Willard
Reuss
Victor J
Gloria M. Uphoff
Miss Policky Crowned Czech Queen at Dwight Festival
Karen Policky daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Policky of Dwight succeeded her sister as Dayigitl Czech Queen. She was crowned Saturday during the Czech Festival which ended Sunday. Vietnam POW Major Ramon Horvick of Atwood served as guest speaker and parade marshal. Horvick, a prisoner for five and a half years, was later commissioned an honorary admiral in the Nebraska Navy by Governor Frank Marsh. In Barrow Alaska the northernmost community in the United States a medium size watermelon sells for more than
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David City
Karen Policky
Victor Policky
Dwight
Vietnam
Ramon Horvick
Atwood
Karjor Horvick
Nebraska
Frank Marsh
Telegram Newspaper Contact and Subscription Details
Telegram partnership lists address at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska with publication days daily except Sundays. Details include subscription rates 14 dollars yearly or 19 dollars in various terms and a change of address instruction managed by the Columbus Telegram.
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Aif
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Colsa
Carter
Cour
Mal Ia Plate
Buller
Colfer Ferris
Merc
Sahara
Litbrothe
Hanaal
Colunaut
Market summary from Omaha Livestock and egg prices
Livestock receipts show 3,500 cattle and 4,500 hogs with steady to higher prices across the board. Barrows and gilts ranged up to 50 cents higher, sows up, feeders steady, cattle and calves mixed with high to prime demand. eggs and poultry markets in Lincoln show price confusion with varying shifts, farm hens and commercial layers listed with modest changes.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Entertain guests from Maryland
The Wallace Mackie family of Silver Spring Maryland visited at the Ray Starosika home en route to Washington. Mrs Mary Davis sold her Silver Creek home and will live with Mr and Mrs Bob Coles of Minneapolis Alvin. Mrs John Olearn and family from Kansas City Missouri were guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Adam Lock and family. Mr and Mrs Stanley Kemp of Janesville Wisconsin stayed at the Oscar Imm home. Mrs Clara Bryant hosted her 400 Club Friday with a dessert card party.
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Silver Creek
Wallace Mackie
Silver Spring
Ray Starosika
Washington
Mary Davis
Bob Coles
Minneapolis
Alvin
John O'learn
Kansas City
Adam Lock
Stanley Kemp
Janesville
Wis
Oscar Imm
Clara Bryant
Hog prices surge to new market high in Omaha trades
Omaha hog market records a fresh high with top at 30.54 while some barrows and gilts sold down 25 and most entries finished 5 to 50 higher on other pig classes. The sale closed amid strong demand and price gains.
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Omaia
Neb
API
Maha
Fes
Congress Battles Nixon Impoundment Over Federal Housing Funds
Congress moves to override presidential money holds after a New Jersey district court ruled Nixon froze funds for federal subsidized housing illegally. The bill would let either house void impoundments by a simple resolution within six days, facing likely veto. HUD and housing groups call it a victory for low income housing seekers.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
US District Court
Clarles T. Richey
House of Congress
Sam J. Ervin Jr
TNC
Fut Weil Auto
Richey
Geder
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Senator Norris Cotton Hospitalized for Fatigue and Anemia
AP reports 73 year old Senator Norris Cotton has been hospitalized since Friday at Mary Hitchcock Hospital with fatigue and anemia. A spokesman said the Republican senator is in very satisfactory condition and undergoing a general checkup. Length of stay was not disclosed.
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Suh
NEL
Norris Cotton
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Cotton
Collum
Congress
U S Declines to Join Nuclear Test Protests Worldwide
The United States will not join a broad protest against current nuclear tests in the South Pacific. U S officials cite diplomatic concerns and potential harm to national interests, contrasting with positions taken by Japan, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
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Waslington
United States
Alles
Franco
South Pacifics
Japan
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Nixon
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