Sale of seized property in Sidney Nebraska
Treasury Department Internal Revenue Service announces public auction of seized personal property from Howard W. Fisher at 1044 Illinois Sidney Nebraska on August 17, 1954 at 1 00 PM. Items include a 1952 Chevrolet panel truck restaurant equipment and vast quantities of food supplies and kitchen gear. Also notices regarding real estate in Cheyenne County and an estate petition for Helmuth Heitman Jr with hearing set for August 11 1954.
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Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Howard W. Fisher
Illiinos Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Internal Revenue Code
Illinois
Elec
National Cash Register
Remington-Rand
Hamilton Beach
Hobart
Rex
Victor Elec
Internal Revenue
District Court of
Cheyenne County
Petition to license hearing notice ordered by court
The court ordered that notice on the hearing of the petition for license be given by publication in two successive issues of the Sidney Telegraph prior to the hearing date. John R. Kins, Judge of the District Court, Clinton & McNish, Attorneys at Law.
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Pear
Sidney Telegraph
John R. Kins
District Court
Clinton & McNish Attorneys AT Law
Village Board Meeting and Estate Notices in Cheyenne County
The Village of Lodge Pole held a regular meeting at Town Hall at 8 00 PM with trustees Bondegard Lindley Quinn Kripal present and Bills absent. Bills totaling multiple funds were approved for payment. Notices in Cheyenne County include the estate of Frederick G Bau er deceased with a November 26 1954 filing deadline and December 27 1954 hearing, and a petition for final settlement of Minnie Braasch estate with a hearing set for August 25 1954.
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Lodge Pole
Lloyd Bondegard
H. A. Lindley
L. M. Quinn
A. L. Kripal
Roscoe
Henry Jennik
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Frederick G. Bauer
Minnie Braasch
State of
Quieting Title Suit In Cheyenne County Nebraska
Clayton S. Radcliffe petitions in Cheyenne County District Court to quiet title to the East Half of Lot 3 in Section 6 Township 13 Range 49 West of the 6th P M claiming interests of listed defendants including Albert H. Sears Abner Ragan Paul L. Berkland Bernice Berkland Harold Horridday Lil lian Hornaday and others with a Sept 6 1954 answer deadline. Also notices offer printing services for forms by The Telegraph in the same issue.
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Dalton Trading Company
Dalton Malling Company
Bernie Carr
Samuel P. Carr
Mamie Carr
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Carow
Dalton
Broad Street
Park Street
Dalton Co-operative Company
L. R. Carey
F. G. Carey
District Court
O. F. W. Pittack
Helmuth C. Heitman, Jr
Albert H. Sears
Abner Ragan
Paul L. Berkland
Bernice L. Berkland
Harold Horridday
Lillian Hornaday
Clarkson
Clayton S. Radcliffe
Clayton
Radcliffe
Martin, Davis & Mattoon
Merion Bluegrass Provides Good Results on Campus Turf
Agronomists at the University of Nebraska find Merion bluegrass, a Kentucky bluegrass derivative, adaptable where Kentucky grass grows. Merion allegedly resists disease and tolerates closer mowing than the common Kentucky variety, with trials on the Agricultural College campus over three years showing favorable comparisons.
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University of Nebraska
Kentucky
Agricultural College
Chill Food Safety Warnings Urge Prompt Refrigeration
University of Nebraska expert Kathryn Cooley warns that cooked foods, especially proteins, become breeding grounds for bacteria if not chilled promptly. Thorough cooking doesn’t prevent later contamination, and improper refrigeration of mass quantities at picnics or gatherings remains a major risk. Keep foods at 40 degrees Fahrenheit or colder until serving or reheating.
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Kathryn Cooley
Extension Foods
University of Nebraska
Cooley
Safe Thawing Practices for Cooked Poultry and Foods
A nutritionist warns against spoilage when thawing cooked foods. Thaw in small containers to chill rapidly, avoid large buckets that slow cooling, and refrigerate foods that require 3 to 4 hours at room temperature. Do not rely on reheating to render unsafe food safe as toxins may form without altering taste or smell.
Sidney's Gigantic Dollar Days Announced
Sidney officials announce upcoming Dollar Days sale with special bargains across town. Local retailers join the event offering reduced prices and exclusive deals aimed at boosting shopping activity this season.
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Sidney
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Helmuth Heitman, JR
C. W. Smith
Clinton & McNish Attorneys of Law
Kepler
Knicely
S C. W. Smith
The
Telegraph
Don Erickson
Republican
Potter
Chevrolet
Fisher
America
Jackson
Sidney, Nebraska
U. S
Air
Sze
Sarool
U.S
Emerald Rapp
Gurley
J. D
Oliver
Wisconsin Motor
Cunningham
Willard Frerichs
Rapp & Frerichs
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