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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1962
Page
5
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In Cheyenne County Nebraska a probate filing seeks appointment of executors Arthur Ladine Alfred Ladine and Elmer Ladine for the will of Alice R Ladine deceased. Hearing set for August 20 1962 at 10 00 AM before County Judge C W Smith. Clinton McNish Attorneys at Law 147 150 153.
Nebraska Department of Roads invites sealed bids in Lincoln on August 23, 1962 for grading culverts and incidental work on State Projects F-54-A and F-149-A. Quantities include excavation 29,200 cubic yards, concrete for box culverts, corrugated pipe, and reinforcing steel. Plans at Bridgeport or Lincoln offices. bids require 100 percent bond and a 3,900 dollar bid guarantee.
The Department opened and read a project record detailing a concrete slab bridge at Station 569 16 on the Gurley Sidney State Project No. F-130-B. It lists spans of 2-18 feet, channel excavation of 325 cubic yards, 7 million board feet of treated timber, 23 cubic yards of concrete, 5,580 pounds of reinforcing steel, 215 pounds of concrete reinforcement, and 635 pounds of steel piling with 10 inch 42 pound steel handrail.
Notice to property owners in Gurley Nebraska that a special meeting of the Village Board will be held August 17 1962 at 9:00 A M at the Gurley Fire Department Hall to assess and equalize costs for Sanitary Sewer District No 1 improvements. The notice lists the affected property blocks and legal descriptions and states costs and schedules are on file with the Village Clerk since July 19 1962. Objections must be filed in writing within twenty days of first publication July 27 1962.
Notice records that Ordinance 699 created Paving District No 100 in Sidney Nebraska. It names Lots 11 through 27 in Block 5 Country Club Heights and sections of Grebill Addition, defines paving along San Marino Road circular drive, and notes terms for objections within 20 days after July 27 1962. If no objections, mayor and council will proceed with construction and assessments. Dean Wilson mayor Gordon R Tobin city clerk.
Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska that a petition for final settlement, determination of heirship, inheritance taxes, fees and commissions, distribution of estate and final account discharge will be heard in County Court on August 13 1962 at 10 00 AM. SEAL County Judge. Attorneys 144 147 150.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a guardianship proceeding for Walter R. Schmitt seeks a license to sell an undivided one tenth interest in the east half of section 19 township 14 north range 50 west. The court orders a hearing August 16 1962 at 10:00 A.M. with notice by publication in the Sidney Telegraph for three consecutive weeks.
The notice invites bids for a vision engineer role for the department. It states bidders must submit a proposal with a bid bond or check of at least 350 dollars as “good faith” evidence. The contracting authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Notice in the county court of KA Nebraska that a petition seeks final settlement, heirship determination, inheritance taxes, and final account approval with discharge. Hearing set for August 20, 1962 at 10:00 A M. (s) C W Smith, Peetz & Balderson.
Excessive irrigation lowers beet yields by leaching nutrients and causing poor soil conditions. University of Nebraska irrigation expert H. R. Mulliner provides guidelines: optimal moisture removal before irrigation, total 20-25 inches needed for 18-20 ton beets, and most water absorbed from the top two feet with limited value below three feet. Beets demand moisture through the growing season, peak use in August, and more frequent lighter irrigation than corn due to shallow roots. Irrigation timing has little effect on sugar percentage. nitrogen factors play a larger role.
Frank Turner listed 50 cents as his campaign expenditure in Tulsa for the justice of the peace race. He faced no Republican opposition and was unopposed in the Democratic primary.
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