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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1968
Page
10
Alcoholics Anonymous meetings held every Tuesday evening at 8 00 PM at the Episcopal Parish Hall located at 10th and Linden. For inquiries call 254 9474.
Real estate ads tout affordable Sid ney area homes with prices from 12,500 to 25,000 dollars. Listings describe white brick and aluminum sid ing houses, 2 to 4 bedrooms, basements, garages, patios, fireplaces, and various down payment options. Locations include Lodgepole Road 1345, 404 12th Avenue, 2004 13th Avenue, 1104 Newton, 2681 Laredo Lane, Linden 920, and 1239 Maple with broad emphasis on price and features.
Notice filed in Cheyenne County Court to probate the will of George Peterson also known as George H Peterson deceased and appoint Richard Peterson as Executor. Hearing set for August 6, 1968 at 2 00 PM before County Judge Sydney G Finch. Attorneys Kalords listed 325 148 151.
Chadron plans a $1 million water system project with an 18 mile south well field and water transport to town. The new field could supply up to six million gallons daily, supplementing two reservoirs five miles south of Chadron. Local wells cannot meet immediate needs.
City of Sidney Nebraska parcels to be sold to highest bidder July 17 1968 at 10:00 A M in the Cheyenne County Courthouse. Auction lists multiple lots in Fairacres A J Haskell Grabill and Country Club Heights additions with addresses in Sidney. Sale requires cash and transfers clear of taxes and assessments.
A progress report from the ASC County Committee shows on-farm storage capacity rising by at least 111.4 million bushels in the first ten months of fiscal year 1968. Loans cover up to 85 percent of costs for storage and drying equipment for crops including wheat corn sorghum oats barley rye soybeans rice peanuts and more, with loans mostly under 5000 dollars and terms up to five years.
Cheyenne County sets 1968 price support loan rate for rye at 91 cents per bushel for grade No 2 or better or grade No 3 by test weight. Rates unchanged for other grades. 1968 terminal rates match 1967. Loans, purchases, and harvest-time eligibility run through March 31, 1969 with loans maturing April 30, 1969. apply at ASC office. Participation in the 1968 feed grain program is not required for rye price support.
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