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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1956
Page
13
Notice states Ralph Tillman convicted in Cheyenne County on January 19 1956 for No Fund Check seeks parole. Board of Pardons schedules hearing at 9 15 a m January 16 1957 at the State Penitentiary Lincoln Nebraska. Interested parties may appear to show cause.
Legal notice announces filing of district plot and assessment schedule by Fulton and Cramer. Objections must be in writing within 20 days. Board of Trustees will meet January 7 1957 at 8:00 PM to hear objections and adjust assessments.
Notice to creditors in Cheyenne County Nebraska for the estate of John W Myers deceased. Claims must be filed by March 29 1957 otherwise barred. Public examination and allowance of claims to be held December 29 1956 and March 29 1957 at 10 A M in the County Court Room. Dated December 13 1956. C W Smith County Judge. Martin Davis Mattoon Gerald E Matzke Attorneys.
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska hears Ramon Welch petition to appoint Frieda Narjes Administratrix of estate No 2390. Hearing set for December 29 1956 at 10:00 AM. Gerald E Matzke Attorneys.
Notices announce petitions for probate of Herbert H. Stevens will with Elizabeth H. Stevens as executrix hearing set January 5, 1957 at 10:00 AM. Also notice of adoption petition by Jackie G. Snook and Ruby M. Snook for Mickey Ray Swanson with name change, hearing January 9, 1957 at 10:00 AM. County Judge C. W. Smith presides. The entry ends with a stray note on the Egyptian calendar.
The Sidney Nebraska City Council met in a regular session and Board of Equalization for Water District No 1. Objections were heard from CB&Q Railroad and others. The meeting was adjourned to December 17 and various bids and financial items were approved.
Public auction set for December 20 18956 at 10:00 a.m. at the rear of Sidney National Bank Sidney Nebraska to sell goods including furniture appliances and mattresses seized for debt under a chattel mortgage held by Malinda Grace House. Debtor owed 2540.22 with $2200 original collateral. mortgage filed Cheyenne County. Clinton & McNish Attorneys.
Nebraska Wheat Commission nears its second birthday and outlines ongoing projects in development utilization and marketing. Studies cover protein inheritance cutworm biology rust chemotherapy feeding value and transport costs with collaborations at the Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station and U.S. agencies.
The Village of Lodgepole held a regular meeting at the Town Hall at 4 00 P M on December 3 1956 with Chairman Lloyd Bondegard presiding Those present were Lloyd Bondegard Roscoe Bills L M Quinn A L Kripal and Henry Jenik absent H A Lindley The board approved the minutes and bills and granted salary increases of 25 to George Emanuelson and Henry Jenik The meeting adjourned by the chairman’s order Henry Jenik Clerk
Public auction ordered by the Cheyenne County District Court to satisfy a foreclosure judgment for Sid ney Federal Savings and Loan Association. Land Lot 7 Block 5 Wellner's Addition Sidney Nebraska to be sold January 2 1957 at 10 A M at the east front door of the Courthouse Sidney. Sheriff W W Schulz administers. Attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon Gerald E Matzke represent the plaintiff.
Nebraska Supreme Court reversed Judge Nisley in the Burns vs Commonwealth Trailer Sales Co case remanding for a new Cheyenne County District Court trial. Burns sought 2806 dollars. power of attorney by Paul D. Hixson raised questions about sale authority and title transfer involving Commonwealth and Clerk J L Pindell. The high court approved dismissal of the action against Pindell but not against Commonwealth, citing unlawful conversion of the trailer and ordering a new trial.
Funeral services held at Gehrig and Son for William L Miller 83 who died Tuesday in a Denver hospital after a year of failing health. Rev Henry Monnich officiated and burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Miller born Philadelphia 1873 lived in Sidney since 1918 and worked for Union Pacific Railroad 1919 to 1939 before moving to Denver. Survived by Mae his wife five daughters Lola Mae Katherine Theira Vae Elaine one son Tom seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also survived by brother John Miller Archer Neb and four sisters Mrs Ralph Doud Plattsmouth and Mrs Clara Fickler Mrs Emma Kearns Mrs Dorothy Schleicher Omaha. Pallbearers listed.
Panama City lies beyond Fourth of July Avenue from Balboa the Canal Zone hub. The Sea of Galilee supplies three fourths of Israel's fish, underscoring regional dependencies.
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