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The
Telegraph
Real Estate 67 City Property On Newton Street
Real estate ad listing multiple homes for sale with two to three bedrooms, basements, garages, and down payments. Includes 1519 Newton, 2652 Montana Vista, 1291 Summit, 2116 Maple, 818 Linden, 2011 Monterey, 1416 13th, 1345 12th, 1718 Dodge, 2204 Newton. Details prices and loan assumptions.
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Newton
Bath
Notice to Creditors and Probate Hearings in Cheyenne County
Two legal notices from Cheyenne County Nebraska govern estate matters. Creditors must file claims by December 5, 1966, with hearings December 6, 1966 at 10:00 A.M. Executor appointment for Louie Winters to be heard August 30, 1966 at 10:00 A.M. plus related attorney notices.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Louie Winters
John Peetz, Jr
Notice to bidders for 4 wheel drive loader in Sidney Nebraska
Sealed bids will be received at the City Clerk office in Sidney Nebraska until 2 00 PM Monday September 12 1966 for furnishing a 4 Wheel Drive Front End Loader Super Specifications. Specifications and bid blanks available at City Clerk office. Bids will be opened at 2 00 PM Monday September 12 1966 in the presence of bidders. City Council reserves right to waive technicalities and reject any or all bids. Gordon R Tobin City Clerk.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Gordon R. Tobin
Pickup Truck Bid Notice for Sidney Nebraska 1967 3 4 Ton
City Clerk office Sidney Nebraska invites sealed bids by 2 00 P M Monday September 12 1966 for a 1967 3 4 ton pickup with cab and chassis. Bid to include trade in of a 1958 Chevrolet 1 ton truck inspectable at City Shops.
Notice of Sale to Sidney Electors Nebraskas City
The City of Sidney Nebraska proposes to sell Site One Block Four Alta Vista Addition to Sidney Cheyenne County to David W Young for 500 dollars upon delivery of a special warranty deed. The deed will be clear of special sewer assessments with title defense by the City. Purchaser assumes unpaid general taxes and Water District No 5 assessments. Electors have 30 days from August 24 1966 to file a remonstrance as required by Nebraska law.
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Sidney
Nebraska
David W. Young
Alta Vista
Cheyenne
County
Clinton & McNish
Dorwart
Hossle
Floyd Sanks
City Water
City Water Department
City Water Superintendent
Bauman
City of Sidney Housing Authority
City OF
American National Bank of
Sidney National Bank of
Cheyenne County
American National Bank
City of Sidney
Sidney National Bank
Water Customers
Virginia Wright
Sidney-Cheyenne County
Wayne Ayers
Dean Wilson
Notice to Creditors and Heirs in Harr Estate Cheyenne County
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska notices that Wilma M. Gabriel filed a petition to determine the time of death and heirs of James E. Harr who died intestate June 23 1956. The petition seeks rightful heirs and descent of property in Morrow Addition Sid ney Nebraska with a hearing set August 29 1966 at 10 00 AM. Sydney G. Finch seal J L Thorpe Attorney 153 156 3
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
James E. Harr
Wilma M. Gabriel
Morrow
Sidney
Sydney G. Finch County
J. L. Thorpe
Notice of Final Report Estate No 3265 Cunningham Deceased
Notice that executor filed final account and petition for final settlement for Margaret I Cunningham deceased in Nebraska. Hearing set for August 29 1966 at 10:00 A M. as to heirs at law. Attorney signatures and date August 11 1966 in Sidney Nebraska. City council notes follow about liquor license, bids, and municipal actions.
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Margaret I, Cunningham
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Geal /s
Sydney G
Finch County
Martin, Davis, Mattoon
Sidney
Thorpe
Dorwart
Hossle
Bauman
Young
Felsch
Tobin
Clinton
Paxton
Bernard Fernen
State Liquor Control Commission
Yeas
Hessle
Nays
Marvin Garber
Fulton & Cramer Engineers
Federal Housing Administration
E. A. Pedersen Company
Mid-State Armature Works
Sidney Municipal
Hybrids Don’t Supplant Corn In Feed Value
U S Department of Agriculture and Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station researchers report two years of trials at Jeanerette Louisiana comparing sorghum sudangrass hybrids with corn silage for beef cattle. Hybrid grass yielded about 25 tons per acre with up to seven cuts per season, while wide row corn yielded around 10 tons per acre. however the forages’ value differed greatly when fed to feeder steers starting to fatten.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station
Jeanerette
Corn Silage Outperforms Sorghum Sudan In Feed Test
After 140 days steers fed corn silage averaged 2.02 lb daily gain vs 1.81 on sorghum Sudan. Feed efficiency differed 0.21 lb per day and 1.45 lb feed per lb gain in favor of corn. Costs at 1964 prices were $18.37 per cwt gain with corn silage vs $20.74 for hybrid grass. Research continues through 1966.
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Sudan
Rolfe Discusses Bunting While with Dartmouth
Former Yankee third baseman and current Dartmouth athletics director Real Rolfe recalls bunting strategy. He says he would bunt only on pitches suited to the play, choosing spots carefully rather than bunting at every opportunity.
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Rolfe
NEW York
Real Rolfe
Yankee
Dartmouth College
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Clinton & McNish Attorneys
Donald J. Tedesco
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Commerce Clearing House
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Lee Glanz
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