Villages Vote Strongly in Cheyenne County Elections
In Cheyenne County many villages reported above average turnout at Tuesday’s annual election. Dalton re elected John Siefer and Dr J B Pankau to the Board of Trustees while others on the ballot included George Kivett and Arnold Thurow. Potter elected four trustees and reelected two school board members. Lodgepole named two new trustees and re elected two school board members. Bennie Herboldsheimer was elected Police Magistrate in Potter. Voting turnout at Gurley and Lodgepole was notably robust.
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Cheyenne County
Dalton
School Board
LeRoy Lessman
Clayton Gillespie
Ben Cruise
Cecil Warren
Fred Rathman
John J. Heizer
Earl Leger
Loveland
Colo
Don L. Daly
Dalton Board of Trustees
John Siefer
J. B. Pankau
George Kivett
Arnold Thurow
Potter
Board of Trustees
Charles Slama
Dewey Larson
Dean Hagemeister
John Heimer
C. Edgar Leafdale
Hugo Harrison
Joe Schwartz
Dist
Kenneth Rose
Ray Wickhorst
Don Haworth
Dewey Lovell
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Fred Reetz
Emil Nelson
Gurley
Earl Lessig
Roy Gabriel
Lowry Lindell
Don Meier
Carl Ahlim
Henry Horst
William Hull
Ray Miles
Robert Ahlschwede
Joe Vogt
Wade Sterling
Charles McRoberts
Lodgepole
H. P. Fraass
Harve Lindley
Adolph Schmidt
Clyde Robertson
Paul Fraass
Roy Bills
Horace Quinn
Ralph Carlton
Morris Hernbloom
Alice Brown
George Emanuelson
Compromise Leasing Bill Advances in Nebraska Legislature
Nebraska legislature committee advances a compromise bill to streamline leasing of 1.6 million acres of school lands. Proponents like Sen. Ray Babcock and Treas. Edward Gillette push for rent changes and anti abuse measures. opponent Sen. Cretsinger favors selling lands as leases expire and cites potential loopholes. The panel also forwards LB 233 to allow timber sales on state school lands.
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Nebraska
Ray Babcock
Sidney
Edward Gillette
Clyde Cretsinger
Paxton
Cretsinger
Babcock- Gillette
Babcock
Dwight Burney
Hartington
Board of Educational Lands
Final Report for Minnie May Banks Estate Cheyenne County
Estate No 1745 in Cheyenne County Nebraska reports that administrator has filed final accounts and a petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set for April 26, 1949 at 10 00 A M before the County Court to determine heirs at law. Robt A Barlow County Judge Martin and Davis Attorneys.
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Minnie May Banks
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Robt
A. Barlow
Martin & Davis
Farmers Test Concentrated Fertilizer In Nebraska Co op
Forty seven farmers in eight southeastern Nebraska counties will test concentrated super phosphate on legume and grass seedings. The program, run by the University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service under a TVA contract, selects counties by soil research, uses two carloads of fertilizer, and requires farmers to keep records and develop a farm conservation plan.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
TVA
Richardson
Nemaha
Otoe
Cass
Lancaster
Gage
Pawnee
Johnson Counties
Extension Service
Egg Shells for Livestock Calcium Source
Egg shells provide calcium nearly 100 percent digestible and support bone development. Calcium is added to livestock feeds to enhance nutrition and growth.
New Practice Designed to Improve Forage Crop Value
A Cheyenne County conservation effort tests mixing two pounds of alfalfa and one pound clover into grass seed to boost nitrogen, palatability, and pasture carrying capacity. Initiated by Sam Chambers and supported by Ed Block Glen Fleming and Thomas Lang, the Archer Field Station results show higher productivity over several years, suggesting potential statewide benefits if successful.
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Cheyenne County
Lee Girardot
County Soil Conservation Service District
Archer
Wyoming
Girardot
Archer Station
Mr. Girardot
Cheyenne
Sam Chambers
South Divide
Ed Block
Sunol
Glen Fleming
Lorenzo
Thomas Lang
Sioux Ordnance Depot
SCS
Weed control meetings announced across 11 districts
A series of eleven regional weed control meetings will be held from early April through early May. Dates cover Old Tuesday April 5, Geneva April 13, Holdrege April 14, Wausa April 18, Columbus April 20, Ward McGlasshan farm near Benkelman April 22, North Platte April 26, Scottsbluff April 27, Kimball April 28, Scribner May 3, and Hastings May 6.
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Old Tuesday
Geneva
Holdrege
Wausa
Columbus
Ward McGlashan Farm
Benkelman
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Kimball
Scribner
Hastings
Lighting Hog Houses Boost Feed Efficiency and Capacity
Lighted hog houses extend feeding hours and speed daily weight gain while allowing more hogs to be kept on the same floor space and equipment. The technique increases efficiency by enabling longer operation of feeding and better use of existing facilities.
Special Election on Sidney School Bonds In 1949
Notice publics a May 3 1949 special election for the Sidney School District to issue negotiable bonds of 33000 dollars for school additions and equipment with bonds dated June 1 1949. Principal 11000 due 1952 1953 1954 at 2 25 percent interest paid semiannually. A levy to cover interest and principal proposed. YES voting option offered.
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Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Sidney Nebraska polling places and probate notices
The document lists voting sites in Sidney Nebraska across wards with polling hours from eight A M to eight P M and instructions to mark yes or no for a proposition. It includes probate notices in Cheyenne County for the wills of Elizabeth Olsen and related heirs and court hearing dates.
The Telegraph Carbon Paper Ad Varies By Size
A brief notice notes typewriter carbon and pencil carbon available in any size for legal or letter use. The Telegraph references versatile carbon products suitable for writing and document duplication.
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Typewriter
THE
Telegraph
Telegraph Offers Red Writing Hood Typewriter Paper Supply
The Telegraph advertises red writing hood typewriter carbon paper for sale and notes Markwell stapling machines and staples to fit them.
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THE
Telegraph
Markwell
Notice to Creditors Estate No 1768 Emma Brauer Deceased
Creditors of Emma Brauer deceased must present and file claims by July 26 1949. Claims not filed by July 25 1949 will be barred. The county court will receive claims April 26 1949 and July 26 1949 at 10 a m in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Dated April 5 1949 Attorneys 61-3-5
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Cheyenne County
Said County
Emma Brauer
Nebraska
Said
Fresh stock of typewriter ribbons at 75 cents
The Telegraph notes a fresh stock of typewriter ribbons now available at a price of 75 cents each. Local buyers are urged to visit the shop to secure these affordable supplies.
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Phonograph Records
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Jewelry
City Auditorium
North Ward
Frances Willard School
Board OF Education
A. E. Wright
K. S. Agnew
Robt. A. Barlow
Torgeson & Halcomb, Attorneys
William Thomas Hafer
Lena Blanche Queen
Oberfelder
Emma Hafer
Archie Hafer
Charles W. Hafer
Lillian Fay Lehmkuhl
Mark L. Hafer
Alice Chaney
Clyde D. Hafer
Wey
Leeds
Lees
LEE Stores CO
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Maddox Motor Company
J. H. Foster
Cheyenne County Assessor
It Penney
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