Notice to Tanner Drilling Company land lease forfeiture
Owners of land in Cheyenne County Nebraska declare the 1949 lease to Tanner Drilling forfeited for breach and demand surrender and recording within 20 days. Public notices cover school land lease sale, bid requirements, and creditors claims for Emma Fritz estate, with deadlines in July 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner Drilling Company
Louisiana Corporation
Shreveport
Louisiana
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Office of the Register of Deeds
F. R. Baxter
F. R. Baxter Oil Drilling Company
James W. Perkins
Ruth E. Perkins
Russell C. Johnson
Ben E. ‘Nicola
Marie T. Evans
Earl ‘E. Evans
Keith Carpenter
Betty L. ‘Carpenter
Vera D. Knox
Robert K. Knox
G. P. Butler
Helen H.butler
Alvin D. Deaver
Catherine V. ‘Deaver
N. H. Rasmussen
Martha Libs
F. R. Baxter Drilling Company
Register of Deeds
Dalton Nebraska school bids for addition and alterations
Sealed proposals will be received until 8:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time on April 10 1952 at the Dalton Consolidated School District No 91 C for an addition and alterations to the existing Dalton School Building. Plans and specifications prepared by Estate of Emma Parady. Claims against said estate due by July 5 1952 or barred. County Judge Kepler and Knicely noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Henry H. Bartling
Meginnis & Schaumberg
Lincoln
Superintendent of Schools
Dalton
Federal Securities
School Board
Consolidated School District No. 91-C
Cheyenne
Harold Brunner
Emma Parady
Cheyenne County’ Fair Grounds
Cheyenne County Fair Grounds
Nebr
County Clerk’s Office
Cheyenne County Court House
Merchants
Quiet title suit over Cheyenne County Nebraska real estate
Legal notice to Louise Maley and all with or claiming any interest in Southeast Quarter Section 26 Township 13 North Range 51 Cheyenne County Nebraska. Plaintiff Hannah Price Eggleston filed March 10 1952 in district court to quiet title and confirm deed from S A Maley and Louise Maley to Otto Oivish. Respond by April 21. Hannah Price Eggleston By Martin Davis and her attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Maley
S. A. Maley
Otto Oivish
City Council Proceedings March 24 1952
City leaders met at 7 30 PM with Mayor Pierson City Manager Knowles and councilmen Thompson Lowe Cork and Foland present. After hearings on zoning changes and license approvals the council approved several rezoning actions and license applications, deferred some items, and authorized payments for the electrical extensions and airport project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson
Knowles
Thompson
Lowe
Cork
Foland
Clinton
Willis
Tobin
Block
Trognitz
McFadden
Central Business District
Jack H. Lowe
J. Fred Thompson
Board of Educational Gands and Funds
Sidney
Nebraska
Exline Diesel Engine Works
Exline
Sidney Municipal
City
Sidney Municipal Airport
Midwest Electrical Construction Company
H. E. Pierson
Take Life Easy Comfort and Rest in a Hindu Idea
A Hindu philosopher emphasizes choosing ease over effort and advocates relaxation as a key to thriving in a fast paced life. The idea centers on the benefit of a comfortable bed to maximize rest and ease.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clifford C. Herboldsheimer
Avis Herboldsheimer
Martin & Davis
Frank J. Mattoon
Emma M. Fritz
Robt. A. Barlow
Kepler & Knicely County
Bessie Fine
Leon Fine
Leonard J. Fine
Betty Jane Fine
Frank J. Mattoou, Attys
Kepler & Knicely
Hannah Price Eggleston
State Liquor Control Commission
Ernest H. Knackstedt
American Legion Post
W. F. W. Porter McGuire
Peter H.schwartz
S. Radcliffe
Bill S. Warren
Guy V. Doran
Jack Baker
Arthur B
Walter L. Closman
H. N. Boyd Co
Harry G. Marsh
Aubrey T. Haines
State
C. B. Dorwart
Frank E. Smith
Dorwart
G. R. Tobin
Cheyenne County Fair Board
Emil A. Johnson
Warren E. Cunningham
Ioc
Earl Lagrange
Emerald Rapp
Sidney Rendering Service CO
National
Nebraska Division
United States Brewers Foundation
Nat'l Bank Bldg
St. Paul’s
John Deere
Studebaker
David Bradley
IHC
Wetmore
Carl Snyder
Own
American National Bank
Mes
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