Sidney Nebraska political meeting approves staffing and funds
The January 10 1966 Sidney mayor and council regular session approved street light and dead end signs for 11th Avenue at Alta Vista Road, postponed sewage plant extension, approved Maddox Motor Co and Chamber of Commerce building work, and authorized financial transfers. They authorized pension referendum review, property fund reallocations, and numerous bond and sinking fund actions totaling about 49150.00 and related investments and final library payments. Mayor Dorwart and City Clerk Tobin presided with city officials present.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Dorwart
Wilson Preble
Hossle
Thorpe
Felsch
Tobin
Clinton
Paxton
Neal Craig
11Th Avenue
Alta Vista Road
George Work
Fulton & Cramer
Preble
Maddox Motor Co
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
City General Fund
Water District No. 3
City of Sidney Housing Authority
Hessle
City of Sidney Sinking Fund
U. S. Treasury
Nienheuser Construction Co
Nienhueser ConstCo
Library Board
Brewster Corp., Inc
Stephenson School Supply Co
Sidney Office Supply
Brandeis & Golds
Annual meeting notice for Sidney Federal Savings and Loan
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association of Sidney Nebraska will be held Wednesday January 19 1966 at 4 00 P M at its home office 1040 Sinois Street for the election of directors and for the transaction of any other business of the association E D Worden President Marius Christensen Secretary
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Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association
Sidney
Nebraska
Sinois Street
E. D. Worden
Civil Service Commission
City of
Ralph E. Cox
Notice of probate for George Gipfert estate in Cheyenne County
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announces a petition for probate of the Last Will and Testament of George Gipfert, deceased. Delores M. Lindquist is proposed as Executrix with a hearing set for January 25, 1966 at 10:00 A.M. before County Judge Sydney G. Finch. Attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon & Matezke.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
George Gipfert
State of
Delores M. Lindquist
Sydney G
Finch County
Notice of Final Report Estate No 3223 Jurgens Deceased
The county court of Cheyenne County Nebraska notifies all interested in the estate of August E Jurgens that the executor has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge and for determination of heirs. A hearing is set for February 1 1966 at 10:00 AM. Dated January 14 1966. Acting County Judge C W Smith. Attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon & Matzke. 64 67 70.
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August E. Jurgens
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
C. W. Smith
Spud Show Entries Set For Nebraska Potato Show
Scottsbluff Nebraska entries for the Nebraska Potato Show on January 20 will be judged 10 a.m. to noon with entries accepted 8 to 10 a.m. in the VFW Hall. Awards are to be given at the evening banquet by James Laessle, president of the Nebraska Potato Council. A feature program includes a Lincoln marketing report on Haig potatoes and several industry and agronomy briefings.
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Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Lloyd Andersen
University of Nebraska Extension
VFW
Scottsbluff-Gering
James Laessle
Nebraska Potato Council
Arthur Hagen
Ed M. Weaver, Jr
Weaver Potato Chip Company
Linccoln
William L. Pharis
University of Nebraska Department of Educational Administration
Jerkens Trainers Four Winners In One Day Two Tracks
Trainer H Allan Jerkens swept four wins on a single Saturday at two tracks. Handsome Boy and Bazaar won at Garden State Park for Hobeau Farm, while African us and Choker scored at Aqueduct for A J Mesler and Hobeau respectively.
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Chfrry HL. NJ
H. Allan Jerkens
Handsome Boy
Bazaar
Garden State Park
Hobeau Farm
Aqueduct
Jerkens
Africanus
A.J. Mesler
Choker
Hobeau
Across and Down Puzzle Word List Clues
A compact set of crossword style clues with across and down entries including letters for brand pleasure boat inn ancient hebrew measure in love ripped lime tree agnus arikara ancient item of business railway abbr fruit juice german article french commercial company guided near complicated and other related clues with various definitions and synonyms
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Commercial
Sheep Featured In U P Movie at Union Pacific Library
Union Pacific adds a 16 millimeter color film titled Sheep Meet The Challenge to its agricultural film library. The 28 minute documentary traces Navajo sheep herding in the southwest through modern production methods, lamb feeding, rail shipping, marketing, and wool weaving, ending with a contrast between ancient and mechanized textile work. Prints available by request from the Department of Agricultural Development, Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha. Gas lamps in use exceed one million, triple the Gas Light Era count, per the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Southwest
J. W. Jarvis
Union Pacific
Department of Agricultural Development
Dodge St
Omaha
Neb
America
The
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Man Ordered To Pay For Virginia Woolf Tickets In Frankfurt
In Frankfurt AP a local merchant Will Krueger must repay 4.25 for theater tickets after he refused payment for a subscription season because he and his wife found the Edward Albee play dirty and immoral. A magistrate ruled the play not immoral noting changing standards. The piece then digresses to a microfilm concept history.
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Frankfurt
Virginia Woolf
Will Krueger
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Sidney Telegraph
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