Chattel Mortgage Sale at Waddell's Cafe Sidney Nebr
Public auction at 10:00 A M on September 10 1956 in Sidney Nebraska to foreclose a chattel mortgage on Waddell's Cafe equipment. Items include ovens mixers dishwashers refrigerators and bar fixtures. Mortgage holder Sidney National Bank seeks $4620.89 plus costs with attorney Clinton and McNish. Also notice bids for a concrete block addition to Wheat Belt Public Power District building due September 13 1956.
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10Th Avenue
Sidney
Nebraska
St. Steel
Hobart
Heinz Soup
Campbell Soup Kitchen
Waddell’s
William Waddell
Hazel Waddell
Sidney National Bank
Cheyenne County
Wheat Belt
Ilinois
Wading Pool Season Ends and Local Notes
Betty Allen thanks volunteers for the season at the wading pool and singles out Mr. Jensen for cleaning and upkeep. Dr. and Mrs. John B. Rapley return from a month of visiting relatives in Virginia Maryland and West Virginia. A Sectional WMC rally is set for August 29 at Dalton Assembly of God with Marjorie Brown as speaker.
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Betty Allen
Jensen
John B. Rapley
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
W.M.C
Dalton Assemby of God Church
Marjorie Brown
Africa
Keith Powell
Sandra
Danny
Grant
Harry Saum Sr
Forrest Saum
Kearney
Burns
Oliver Hager
Fremont
Conrad Gerke
Howard Gerkes
Sterling
Estes
Denver
Duane Warren and Son
Sidney
H. L. Heizer
Wm. Sahs
Delno Sahs
Hastings Visitors Dine With Sidney Friends and Local News
Hastings guests Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Graff and daughter Sharon dined with Sidney residents Mr. and Mrs. Duane Warren and Scott. Updates note teachers moving into Dalton, residents settling into Thurow and other local homes, and travel across Colorado and Iowa.
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Lloyd Graff
Sharon
Hastings
Raymond Graff
Duane Warren
Scott
Sidney
Donald Horn
Carroll, Neb
Wayne
Thurow
Rapid City
S. D
J. J. Herer
H. L. Heizer
Sterling
Nellie Bennett
Will
Yuma
Colo
W. H. Ridgeway
Joes
Carl Dahlstedt
Loomis
Edward Townley
Mary Sue
Duane Triplet
McCook
Dalton Community Notes On Housing And Travel
Residents and families in Dalton discuss living arrangements with the Elmer Graff home and local farms. Visitors include Miss Lippitt and daughter planning housing, Miss Naomi Poppen returning to California teaching, and Mr and Mrs Worth finishing a Yellowstone honeymoon before seeking Lincoln housing. The Dalton High School band concert was canceled and the group will perform at the County Fair Grounds, while the Sylaart family prepares to move to Roseburg Oregon with Mrs Sylaart Jr. in VA Hospital.
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Will
Laramie
Raymond Graff
Lyle
Denver
Boulder
Elmer
Bud) Martin
Gus Kragel
Iowa
Dalton
Jim Buterbaugh
Lyla Babb
Frandsen
Richard Remeys
Harry Mead
Glenn Brestel
Elmer Graff
Helen Winters
Broadwater
Bonnie Bartels
Gurley
Lillian Lippitt
LaVonne
Miss Lippitt
Donald Jensen
Supt
Edward Townley
James
Larry Worth
Yellowstone
Lincoln
Dalton High School
County Fair Grounds
John Sylaart
Christie
John Sylaart Sr
Roseburg
Ore
Mirs Sylaart Jr
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Sioux Ordnance Depot
West Coast
Fragmented OCR Caption on Typewriter Paper Brand
The readable portion mentions typewriter carbon paper and a branded red writing mood. No clear events or names are established in the fragment.
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Sidney, Nebraska
Clinton & McNish It’s Attorneys
Illinois
Arlo Jones
Dalton News
Peta
Tay Na
Light For
Builang
U.S
Gome Future Cate
American Dairy Association of Nebraska
Ford
Motor Trend Magazine
Modigas
Joe A. Gibson
Naomi Poppen
Calif
J. A. Poppen
Shirley Jay
Greeley
Robert Poppen
Gregg
America
The
Central
Central Mutual Insurance Company
Ayers-Smith
10Th Ave
Acceptarce Corporation
Nebr
Job Security
Nebraska Wheat
Growers Association
Farmers Co-Op Grain CO
Sidney's New Elevator
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil Potter
Sidney—Lodgepole
Foland Farm Machinery
Minneapolis-Moline
Frontier Music CO
Sidney Implement, Inc
John Deere
Porter Oll CO
Porter Oil Tank Wagon Service
66" OIL CO
Thompson Food Store
Baker's Tire Service
General Tire
Arlo Jones Agency
Federal Crop Insurance
Arlo Nenad
W. P. Ackerman Agency
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