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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1963
Page
2
Real estate ad highlights several properties with prices from 6 250 to 19 500 dollars. Listings include 3 bedroom brick and frame homes, 2 bedroom non basement houses, and a potential trade for a trailer. Some offer small down payments and quick sales.
A public notice notice emphasizes legal requirements and the importance of readers reviewing notices in each issue to stay informed about governmental and community actions. It stresses the privilege of access to information and urges careful reading of all notices.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Joseph P Schwartz deceased is before the county court. Executors Keith S Schwartz and Kenneth P Schwartz have filed a petition for distribution of funds from the wrongful death claim and the hearing is set for February 26 1963 at 10 00 AM before County Judge C W Smith. Heaton Heaton Attorneys at Law represent the executors.
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announces a petition for final settlement in the estate of Byron Reeve deceased. Hearing set for February 26, 1963 at 10:00 A.M. to determine heirship approve final account and discharge and for distribution of assets. Attorneys C W Smith and Jack R Knicely sign the notice.
Notice states that the Community Development Corporation is incorporated in Nebraska with principal office in Sidney Cheyenne County. It will foster Cheyenne County industrial and commercial development with 2500 shares authorized at par 10 dollars and minimum capital 1000 dollars. It commenced January 31 1963 and has perpetual existence. Affairs run by a board of president vice president secretary treasurer and other officers per by laws. Dated January 31 1963.
The Sidney Nebraska city council held a regular session at 8:15 P.M. with Mayor Wilson and councilmen Cornelius Clark Moore and Heath present along with City Manager Coffey and others. The minutes were read and approved and building permits for Nevin Janssen Livoni Construction Co Smith Furniture and Jim Banks were approved.
The council approved Appropriation Ordinance No. 561 including utility bills and transfers for January 1963 and approved the City Treasurer's and Utilities Reports for January 1963. A petition from St Patrick's Church seeks vacation of part of Lodgepole Creek Addition streets and dedication of a new street. Citizens from the Business and Professional Women's Club and Civic Betterment Committee urged a hospitality center for Sidney. A resolution was passed and adopted. The meeting adjourned. ATTEST: Gordon R. Tobin, Dean Wilson City Clerk Mayor
A city council resolution rejects federal plans to place community antenna systems under the FCC. It directs the City Manager to urge Nebraska’s Washington delegation to oppose the legislation and expresses support for a local free television station.
Classified note inviting readers to use the Telegraph want ads for selling or trading items. Promotes the service as a quick, convenient way to reach potential buyers.
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