Legal notices and public proceedings in Cheyenne County Nebraska
A dense compilation of notices including oil and gas hearings for Mountain Petroleum Corp and Kim Bark Associates in Cheyenne County, estate claims against Gertrude Larson Hattie Prince and Cecil Surber, civil public notices, civil court actions, civil rights disclosure by Wheat Belt Public Power District, highway improvement hearings, probate matters for Joan Tallman and Viola Jelinek, and a property sale by order of the Cheyenne County District Court.
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Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Mountain Petroleum Corporation
Commission
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Kimbark Associates
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney
State OF
Nebraska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission
Paul H Roberts
Gertrude Lucile Larson
Hattie Amanda _ Prince
Viola C. Jelinek
Superior Court of California
Cos
S- LaVonna Bobo Associated District
United States Department OF Agriculture Rural Electrification Administration
Wheat Belt Public Power District
Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Agriculture
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, DC
Joan Tallman
Ruhter
Gurley
Sidney Housing Authority Plans February 12 Meeting
The Housing Authority of the City of Sidney Nebraska will meet at 7:30 PM February 12 1974 in the Council Room. The meeting is open to the public and the agenda is available for public inspection at the City Clerk’s Municipal Building. Gordon R Tobin City Clerk SIDNEY NEBRASKA
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Cheyenne County
R.R . Nebraska
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Sidney
Housing Authority
Gordon R Tobin
Gordon Robin
When to Seek Medical Care for Wounds
The Nebraska Medical Association says seek care for spurting or ten minutes of continued bleeding. See a doctor for embedded material that won t wash out or wounds not fully cleanseable. Puncture wounds are serious. long or wide cuts may need stitches or indicate nerve or tendon damage. Seek care for bites or wounds exposed to soil and signs of infection.
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Nebraska Medical Association
Heating and cooling shifts could cut coal use
A difference of two degrees cooler in winter and warmer in summer in U S homes could save the equivalent of 100 million tons of coal annually, according to Arthur D Little, the research and management consulting firm.
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U.S
Arthur D Little
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Abbott Laboratories
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Cheyenne County Board
Edward Narjes
George L. Bailey
Kennethl Rose
Hassle County
Lee Hindman
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Olive Graczyk
Earnest Jones
Alice Jones
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