Gurley News Tabor Brandt Recovering From Surgery
Tabor Brandt returned home Saturday from the Logan County hospital in Sterling Colorado after eye surgery last Monday. Army buddy Ed Kitta visited in Fremont and family gatherings extended to include relatives from Beatrice and Beatrice area towns. Numerous local residents visited or hosted friends and family during the week, with many noting hospital stays, travels to Denver and Lincoln events, and church notices.
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Tabor Brandt
Logan County
Sterling
Colo
Harold Ludeman
Jill
Randy
Omaha
Ed Kitta
Kitta
Lutleman
Fremont
Rick
Diana Mahin
Midland College
Robert Scoville
Bob
Neligh
Nebr
Allen Lessman
Jurgen Bolz
August Lantfer
Crook, Colo
Anna Hume
Proctor, Cole
Orval
Veterans Hospital
Cheyenne
Hannah Bartels
Stanley Elsen
Shari and
David
Grant
George Bartels
Craig, Cole
Bob Bartels
Ed Kieselhorst
Sidney
Elmer Fruedenberg
Bill Jackson
Minden
Brian
Lori Draper
Arnold Draper
Wayne Russell
Chadron State Park
Wayne Elsen
Anne Elsen
Frederick
Regina
Timmy Roose
Greeley
Walt Creamer
Chris Rohde
Rae Prickett
Silver City
New Mexico
Bob McKees
Belen
Christ Rohde
Jack Thurow
Ednie Flessner
Shana Flessner
Stanley Flessner
Doyle Flessner
Mayme Ahlm
Scottsbluff
Ronald Rhemer
Harold Johnson
Johnson
Leland Johnson
Mary
Craig
Douglas Fastenau
Janet Frerichs
Carla Johnson
Robert Lessig
Gerald Makey
Grace Lutheran Church
John Westerhoff
Malcolm, Nebr
Mildred Sorge
Roger Sorge
Gregg
Ricky Poppen
Boise
Idaho
Lowell Larsen
Fred Rehmer
Nebraska
Wayne, Randolf
Concord
Betty Rehmer
Denver
Jolene
Gary Miller
Stuart
Shana
Lodgepole
Bill Sears
Micky Sue
Tony
Elana
New Castle
Wyo
Lester Wallace
Bettendorf
Iowa
Colorado Mountains
Fred Kriesel
Jane
Mrs. Mahin
Tom Culek
South of Kimball
Ludwig Culek
Phoenix
Airz
Robert Bahl
Leon
Fairbury
Herbert Fastenau
Richard Taedter
Alliance
Emil Weyerts
John Adams
Mary Ann
Teddy
Minnie Adams
Hannah Fredericksen
Ralph Reichman
la Crencento
Calif
Weyerts
Adolf Fastenau
Vernelle Lessig
Grace Lutheran
Nebraska Synod Church
Rhea Mahin
Bobby Les Sig
Mary Jane Elsen
Nancy Meter
David Ahlm
Randy Ludeman
Pastor Johnson
Ehme Flessner
Robert Foster
Manhattan
Kan
Wade Sterling
Gene Foster
John Schoen
Bob Aue
Potter
Lincoln
Schoen
Aue
Roy Foster
Bradshaw
Edme Flessner
Lil Ewert
Herbe Heine
Lyle
Dalton
Notice to creditors in Julia M. Zwickl estate
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announces that all claims against Julia M. Zwickl deceased must be filed by November 7 1966 or be barred. A hearing on claims will be held November 8 1966 at 10:00 AM. J L Thorpe, attorney, and county judge Sydney G. Finch oversee.
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County Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Julia M. Zwickl
Guardianship final account set for hearing in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the guardianship of E W West an incompetent is heard on August 22 1966 at 10 00 A M following guardian Kermit Brumbaugh s final account and petition for settlement noting the ward died March 8 1966 leaving estate to cover last illness burial and guardianship costs and asking for fees and to dispense with regular administration. Attorneys John Peetz Jr and Donald J Tedesco listed. Phone number 254 8555 for ad.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
E. W. West
Kermit Brumbaugh
Sydney G. Finch County
Safe-Play Manufacturing Company, Inc Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Safe-Play Manufacturing Company Inc a Nebraska business corporation. Registered office is 740 Illinois Street Sidney NE. Purpose to manufacture distribute and sell sporting goods. Capital stock 200000 share par 10. Commences July 6 1966 with perpetual existence. Board of Directors and officers include Carl J Cornelius chairman of the board.
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Nebraska Business Corporation Ct
safe-Play Manufacturing Company, Inc
Illinois Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Custom Grows In US 1964 Grain Harvest Exchange
A USDA report shows 28 percent of the 153 million acres of grain harvested in the United States in 1964 were machine combined on a customer exchange basis. Regional figures range from 14 percent in Oregon to 42 percent in Arizona and North Carolina, with about 28 percent of hay acreage custom based. Additional data include 34 percent field shelling of corn 33 percent artificial drying of corn and four percent for plowing and planting. The four most rented or leased machines were tractors trucks fertilizer distributors and sprayers.
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U.S
USDA
Oregon
Arizona
North Carolina
Farm income up in first half of 1966 set at 15.7 billion
The U S Department of Agriculture estimates total farm income for the first six months of 1966 at 15.7 billion, up 1.5 billion from 1965 and up 4 billion since 1960. The figure marks a 260 percent rise in net income per farm since 1960.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Whitey Aden
Patti
Beatrice
Jack McVicker
Mike
Albert Stevens
Dennis
Broadwater
Fort Bliss
Tex
Jim Jurgens
Verle Lessig
Anna Borges
Paul Ingwerson
Weyerts Lutheran Church
Henry Block
Dana Sterling
Kimball
Peggy Larson
Ellen Larson
Ward Hinrichs
Bremerton
Wash
Neal Rowan
Robert
Canada
Clifford Ruppert
McCook
Keene van Anne
Carl Ahlm
Dean Tallmage
Doyle George
Black Hills
Delbert Neel
Frank Gross
Frank Mick
Ted Hecker
Harold Gibbons
Darlene Mount
Bill Strodtman
Gibbons
George Bartels, Jr
L.C. W
Elizabeth Elsen
Betty Flora
Vicki Johnson
Elaine Weyerts
Phillis Ladine
Viola Kriesel
Gurley, Nebraska
Platte Pipe Line Company
Tion
Lee
Lee Glanz
New Holland “Truckers Twine
Larson
John Peetz, Jr
Donald J. Tedesco
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