Protest Hearing On Nebraska Liquor License Proposed
Protest may be filed by any person to the issuing of such license and when properly filed a time for public hearing will be fixed by the Secretary of State. The license may be secured at any time upon application to the office of the Secretary of State in Lincoln Nebraska. Harry R Swanson Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe L. Hand
Sidney
Nebraska
H- Hand
Secretary of State
Lincoln
A. J. Jorgenson
P. L. Martin
R. F. Dedrick
M. A. Jorgenson
R. E. Roche
Notice of Sale and Loan License Hearing in Sidney
Notice cites American National Bank of Sidney seeking a Nebraska license to operate as a loan agency at 901 10th Ave from March 1, 1940 to February 28, 1941. Protest rights noted. Secretary of State hearing possible. Also details a Cheyenne County deed sale by Union Loan and Savings Association with sale Feb 23, 1940 at 2 PM at the Sidney courthouse front door, Lot 1 Block 29 Original Town and part of Block 13 Welmers Third Addition description, sale open one hour. County Sheriff W W Schulz signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
Secretary of State
10Th Ave
District Court
Cheyenne County
Union Loan and Savings Association of
Lincoln
O. D. Slayter
Hazel M. Slayter
Welmers
New Concept in Beer Industry Self Regulation
Charles E Saidall in Nebraska champions a new concept of private responsibility for law observance and enforcement by brewers and distributors. He described a state led by a Nebraska beer trade committee that surveils and cooperates with licensing and law enforcement to ensure orderly conduct. The program expands beyond prohibition era views, with mostly compliant establishments and selective legal action when needed. It has aided cases such as the recent Omaha dime a drink incidents leading to suspensions, signaling a broader self policing effort within the liquor trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Saidall
Nebraska
Swork
Nebraska ‘Brewers’ and Beer Distributors
Sandall
Sandail
Omaha
State Liquor Commission
Wanted One-Way Discs To Sharp En Sidney Area
Classified notice seeking one-way discs to sharpen near Sidney four miles south and two miles west. Contact Hugh Paris via World-Herald. Nebraska’s complete newspaper offers news services and wire photos. also ads for typewriter ribbons from 50 cents to standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Hugh Paris
Call Jack Newport
The
World-Herald
Nebraska
Mid-West Finance seeks loan agency license in Nebraska
Mid-West Finance Corporation has filed with the Secretary of State for a license to operate as a loan agency at 100 Grant St Sidney Nebraska. The license period runs from March 1 1940 to February 23 1941 unless cancelled for act violations. Signatories include H. V. Hand from Fort Snelling Minnesota and T. A. Hand from Wadeworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-West Finance, ‘Corporation
Secretary of State
Nebraska
Grant St. Sidney
H. V. Hand
Ft. Snelling
Minn
T. A
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Sidney Nebraska
By order of Dan Campbell Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska, Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Edgar B Carleton and Lena Carleton. On March 28 1940 at 10 am at the east rear door of the courthouse Sidney sale of Lot 1 Block 6 Wellminers Addition to Sidney to satisfy a May 15 1939 foreclosure decree. Sale open one hour. Heaton and Heaton Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Campbell
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Edgar B. Carleton
Lena Carleton
East Renr
Court House
Sidney
Wellminer
W. W. Schulz
Sunnyside Social News Notes
Mrs Oscar Olson and son visited Rexroth home on Sunday afternoon. Alice Rexroth escorted them home to assist Mrs Olson during Mr Olson’s absence in Omaha at a Farmers Union convention. Mr and Mrs E A Johnson and Margaret Pearson attended a surprise party at Albert and Mrs Johnson’s home for their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Lloyd Talich returned to Greeley after a weekend with J A Talich family. Albert Johnsons and family spent Sunday with L A Pearson. Mrs E A Johnson visited Mrs Ralph Talich and children. E A Johnson Ralph Talich and children plus Harold Wickard joined Sunday dinner at J A Talich home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Olson
Rexroth
Alice Rexroth
Olson
Omaha
Farmers Union
E. A. Johnson
Margaret Pearson
Albert Johnson
Lloyd Talich
Greeley
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska 1940
By order of Don Campbell Clerk of the District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska Ella K Bangert sues Grover Larsen and Frieda Larsen. The land described is the south half of the southwest quarter section 22 township 16 range 48 West 6th P M. The sale will be March 23 1940 at 10 a m at the court house front door Sidney Nebraska to the highest cash bidder. Dated February 17 1940. W W Schulz Sheriff Paul L Martin Lawyer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Campbell
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ella K. Bangert
Grover O. Larsen
Frieda L. Larsen
Said County
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Paul L. Martin
Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebras ka
Notice to creditors in the county court of Cheyenne County Nebraska in the matter of the estate of Fred Orlten. A hearing date March 3 1940 and March 2 1940 at ten o clock A M to receive and examine all claims. Claims must be presented within three months from March 2 1940 debts payable within one year from February 10 1940. Robt A Barlow Heaton Heaton County Judge Attorneys. For sale expanding wallets 15c or 2 for 2c Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne’ County
Nebraska
Fred’ Orltjen
Sidney
Robt. A. Barlow
Heaton & Heaton
More Vehicles Being Registered In 1940 Report
R F Weller, assistant state motor vehicle director, cites 1939 up 3 063 vehicles over 1938 and $10 070 more in fees. Totals: 455 442 vehicles and 2 207 846 in fees for 1909. Local admin retains five cents per original registration. 2% of the rest goes to the state division, with 70% to county highway funds and 30% to the state highway department. Passenger cars rose to 344 278. commercial trucks to 27 872. farm trucks to 27 419. Local trucks fell to 6 544 and railway permit trucks to 3 797. Buses motorcycles and trailers included. still believed in Pierre shale.
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R. F. Weller
State
State Highway Department
Railway Commission
Oil Traces Found Near Alliance Well As Drillers Push
Very strong traces of oil and gas were reported at the Nebraska Oil company well ten miles southwest of Alliance after a water gusher the night before. Officials said the find proves the well is in oil country, though it is not cause for excitement. The well currently reaches 1,000 feet.
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Pierre
Alliance
Nebraska Oil Company
Barley Touted As Most Drouth Resistant Spring Grain
University of Nebraska agronomists describe barley as probably the most drought resistant spring crop. Dr. T A Kigaselbach notes barley yields best when planted early but can be sown as late as April 10 with good results if rains are delayed. Early varieties Spartan Flynn and Club Mariout likely to yield best.
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University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska
T. A. Kigaselbach
Spartan
Flynn
Cheyenne County test plot shows top test weight and yield
The Spartan test plot in Cheyenne County produced nearly 10 pounds per bushel advantage over the nearest rival and yielded the highest overall. Crop authorities caution that barley may not satisfy in southeast Nebraska due to chinch bugs, while Dr Kieselbach suggests replacements for winter wheat and varieties. Spring wheat performs fairly in panhandle counties but yields are half of winter wheat in Lincoln trials over 30 years. Thatcher and Ceres offer stem rust resistance and early ripening to strengthen stands. Grain sorghum varieties suit winter wheat or fall plowing. Early kale, Soorer and improved Coes are noted.
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Cheyenne County
Spartan
Crops Authority
Nebraska
Kieselbach
Panhandle
Lincoln
Thatcher
Altho Ceres
Grain Varieties Show Early Promise in Highland Area
Early reports note Highland and other varieties performing well for the region. The grain trial indicates Highland variety showing promise alongside several better early lines.
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Highland
Merchants Will Play At Alliance Tonight
Sidney's Merchants face Alliance town team in the last game before Scottsbluff tourney. They drew Morrill for their first Scottsbluff game. Tip is 10 p m Monday February 26. Sixteen teams entered with possible four more. Additional events include the AAU meet and Omaha regional path to nationals in Denver.
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Sidney’s
Merchants
Alliance Town
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Morrill
Ogallaia
Omaha
Denver
Dr Leo J Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath Ad
Osborn Blog promotes a drug free health service by Dr Leo J Thomas a chiropractor and naturopath offering complete health care. Telegraph Wanteds Get Results, Try Them.
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Leo J. Thomas
Osborn
Telegraph
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