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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1956
Page
5
A devotional urges that everyone has a chance and gifts from God must be developed. It uses the parable of the three men with money to show God values effort over size of result, praising faithful use of ability and responsibility in church work.
A fragmented note states that potatoes originating in America were brought to the United States in 1719 by Irish immigrants.
Public notices list an administrator sale of Olive Hicks estate at Brady's addition Potter with sale March 17 1956 at 10 a.m. at Sidney courthouse terms cash on sale and balance on court confirmation. Also hearings for Ferdinand Rocker estate final settlement and Chester H McMillen estate final report set for February 28 and March 16 1956.
Sunnyside Improvement Club met at Sunnyside School with strong attendance. A short program followed by moving pictures shown by George Narjes highlighted the evening while neighbors visited across the day through Tuesday and Sunday visits and guest appearances at several homes.
Auction notice records a mineral reservation description in Cheyenne County Nebraska with oil and gas rights noted in Deed Records. The sale terms specify cash payment. Dated February 8 1956 and signed by Sheriff W W Schulz.
Notice宣布 city caucus set for Tuesday February 28 1956 at 7 30 P M in the City Auditorium for nominating Police Judge for a two year term and two members of the Board of Education for six year terms each City Clerk Gordon R Tobin signs the notice in Sidney Nebraska.
Legal notice announces a school district caucus on Tuesday February 28 1956 at 8 PM in the School Gym for nominating candidates to three year terms for Education and School District No 138 offices. By order of The Board of Education. 74-75-76
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