Notice of name change and final report in Cheyenne County
Public notices announce Joaquin Villedabos petitioning to change his name to Joaquin M Lopez with a hearing set May 4 1976 at 10:00 AM. Also listed is the Notice of Final Report for Burton Graham estate with final settlement hearing on April 22 1976 at 10:00 AM and related court actions.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Joaquin Villedabos
Joaquin M Lopez
S- Joaquin Villedabos Peetz
Dorwart & Peetz Attorneys
Burton
Graham
Hats and notices from Mount Vernon gathering and bids opening
Mrs Roy Andersen hosted the J I club with ten members sharing Bible verses and homemade hats. A bid notice from Nebraska invites proposals for custodial service at the Sidney Division of Employment office, with details and opening April 26 1976.
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Mount Vernon
Roy Andersen
J I Club
Bob Andersen
Geo Baird
Phyllis
Indonesia
Commissioner of Labor
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Division of Employment
Jackson Street
Sidney
Gerald E. Chizek
President signs rural bill with key farm exemption
For the Record notes the president focused on an amendment exempting custom combine operators hay harvesters and sheep shearers from the Farm Labor Contractor Registration Act. The exemption prevents mandatory registration for operations over 25 miles from home, aligning with the act’s intent to shield unskilled migrant workers while protecting skilled labor.
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Congress
Rhino skull reconstruction near Lake McConaughy
Chadron State College workers excavated a Miocene era rhinoceros skull from near Ogallala at Lake McConaughy. Marty McCafferty leads the reconstruction seeking nose attachment details as pieces are fitted before the skull, at least 24 feet long and 15 inches wide, can be returned to Ogallala.
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Chadron State College
Lake McConaughy
Ogallala
Marty McCafferty
Chadron
Mount Vernon community notices and events
Cecil Caywood of Farmington visited Keith Springer. Mrs JC Johnson hosted a birthday supper for Jennifer. Clarence Evans and Frank Kientz hosted guests. Evans joined family for supper. Easter and funeral attendances noted. telephonic undertakings mention Stowger's invention and patent in 1891 with La Porte exchange in 1892.
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Mount Vernon
Cecil Caywood
Farmington
Keith Sprengers
JC Johnson
Jack Wincils
Kimball
Jennifer
Clarence Evans
Frank Kientz
Bob Helzer Bryan
Mary Beth
North Platte
Julie Rowan
Gurley
CH Hammond
Katie Helzer
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Peetz
Raymond Madden
Bushnell
Ken Grothe
Pyle Riehart
Roy Andersen
Sterling
Evans
Clyde Lucas
Luther
Frank Klentz
Jo Ann Kiemel
Alberta
Virgil Walters
David Wealters
Jack Bowman
Wendell Smith
Frank Klent
Arthur McMillen
Ivan Walker
CL Walters
Ed ‘Blanche
Selover
Selovers
West
Sidney Draw
Washington -Up
Almon Brown Stowger
Kansas City
LS Automatic Telephone Exchange
la Porte
Ind
Building Lincoln Capitol: 1868 Stone and Whisky Boycott
Reminiscences recount Lincoln's first year as Nebraska capital in 1868. Mason Thomas Mallory and crew arrive from Chicago. workers endure lack of stone, board with hired team, and wage disputes with contractor Ward. A whisky scheme is boycotted, a barrel is emptied, and further chaos includes a scaffold threat, with Camp wagons, stone hunts, and early university steps fashioned from Beatrice stone costing $1,000 with a $50 gift.
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Lincoln
Omaha
Thomas Mallory
Nebraska State Historical Society
Pioneer Hotel
Scroggins
9Th Street
Nebraska
Chicago
Joseph Ward
Capitol Grounds
Nebraska City
Felix Carr
Butler
Ward
Carr
State Capitol
Mr Lane
O Street
Lancaster County
Beatrice
Capitol
Thomas
Young Jones
Moore Brothers
Jones
Cadman
Robert Silvers
State University
Yankee Hill
Tenth and
Bennet
Silvers
Winter tire care advice from Goodyear in Akron Ohio
Goodyear warns winter tires endure three full seasons of wear and require proper air pressure, avoidance of road hazards, and correct mounting. Do not mix bias or bias-belted tires with radials on the front, and store tires on their sidewalls away from water and heat with studs marked L and R when removed. Inflation should be reduced to 12 to 16 pounds.
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Akron, Ohio
Goodyear
Native sons and early U S population growth
Washington AP reports that over half of Americans born since the Revolution remain alive. John Warner of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration notes that ten years after independence the population stretched from the Atlantic to San Francisco Bay, totaling a little over four million. Census figures show about 400 million people born here or who have immigrated.
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Washington
John Warner
United States
Atlantic
San Francisco Bay
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P J Heaton
Martin, Mattoon
Rep
Virginia Smith
House Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Mathews
Department of Health
Department
Mount Vernon News
M J Club
Roy Anderson
Gary Andersen
Denver Cole
Len Grothe
Potter
Chiff Hammond
State Bank
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US Treasury
Federal Funds
JoeSecsae
Uch
Federal
Equity Capital
Iter
Avene None
Long
Jone
Dione
Fathur
Directore
Oyas
Continental
Alaska
Bulil
Tostila
Northwestern Bell
Native Sons
StakHand
Hesstom
StakHands
StakMovers
Foland Farm Machinery
Forrest-Sidney
Nebr
Far Mar
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