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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1950
Page
27
Bill of Lading Describes Freight Receipt and Contract
A bill of lading is a receipt issued by a freight agent for property received to be transported. It serves as a contract between the shipper and the railroad, covering the shipment from origin to destination.
Christmas Gathering Notes From Local Families
Local notes list holiday visits and gatherings across Nebraska and nearby states. Families include Miller Spiker Niemann Spiker Hyde and families, Lincoln in North Platte, Faust in Casper, Knapp in Houston, Bender in Brooklyn visiting Fine family, Maley in Colorado, Connors in Broadwater, and social rounds with Hruska Lang Boyd Blome Rogers among relatives. A newborn Linda Katherine Busekist born December 19 in Sidney Hospital. Privates Willis and Schnell stationed at Lackland AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Miller
Keith Spiker
William Niemann
Harold Spiker
Faye
Gerald Hyde
Stevie
Ralph Lincoln
North Platte
Paul Faust
Casper
K. K. Knapp
Houston
Texas
Sidney Bender
Brooklyn
Leonard Fine
Wayne Maley
University of Colorado
Ray Maley
Harold Connors
Broadwater
Mr. Connors
Ed Connors
Linda Katherine
Mel Busekist
Sidney Hospital
Dave Willis
Leroy Schnell
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Robert Hessle
Harret Hessle
Clark Grieve
John Burns
Cheyenne
Herb Hruska
Creighton University
Omaha
Hruska
Hit and run damages two parked cars in Sidney
Two cars were damaged in a hit and run at 19th and 1st Streets in Sioux Villa on Wednesday afternoon. A 1940 Plymouth owned by H. W. Chandler and a 1937 Ford owned by Henry Laviner were struck, the driver fleeing after pushing one vehicle into the other. Damages are not yet estimated per the Sidney police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Villa
H. W. Chandler
Henry Laviner
19Th
1St Streets
Sidney
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