Cheyenne County Board reorganizes for 1969 at Sidney meeting
Cheyenne County Commissioners met January 14 1969 at the County Courthouse Sidney Neb to finalize 1968 unfinished business and reorganize for 1969. Douglas M Boyd was named Chairman with Paul Huff and Wm G Smith as members. Appointments included Ralph Englert as County Welfare Board chairman and F Blaine Thompson as road and bridge supervisor. Budget discussions covered 1969 fair production and grounds maintenance.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Nebraska
Wm. G. Smith
Paul Huff
Douglas M. Boyd
Douglas Boyd
Ralph Englert
Rosseet
Novinson
F. Blaine Thompson
Wm. E. Keefover
Telegraph Banks
American National
Sidney National
Potter State
Dalton State
First State
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County Fair Board
Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners
Fair Board
County Board
Merle Bobo
Harold Draper
Charles Lafler
Burgett Peetz
John Underdown
Stewart Brown
Francis Runge
Loring Tabler
Wayne Campbell
G. ‘Smith
Cheyenne County Fair
County Board of Commissioners
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County Welfare Board
William G. Smith
Cheyenne County Weefare Board
A. A. Fenske
G. Smith
Donald J. Tedesco
Cheyenne County approves Brandt appraisal contract
Cheyenne County Nebraska meets in Sidney on January 8 1969 and adopts a resolution accepting Brandt Appraisal Company Inc for real estate appraisal under state tax laws. The vote is unanimous with Chairman A A Fenske and Commissioners Smith Boyd approving the measure. A public notice for Potter street improvement district 1 follows with a 20 day objection window and a Board of Equalization meeting on January 13 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
William G. Smith
A. A. Fenske
Cheyenne
Board of County Commissioners
Brandt Appraisal Company, Inc
Scottsbluff
Tax Commissioner
Tax
Angela Hart
Potter
M.C. Schaff & Associates
Helyn Wheeler
Cheyenne County approves custodial supervisor for courthouse
The County Board of Cheyenne County Nebraska resolves to employ Ralph Englert as custodian to supervise and care for the county courthouse personal property at $100 per month. The vote was three ayes, none opposed, with Chairman Douglas M. Boyd noting adjournment to January 21, 1969 after discussion with Panhandle Community Action Agency Director Louise Korman.
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Courty
Cheyenne
Ralph Englert
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
William G. Smith
Paul Huff
Douglas M. Boyd
Louise Korman
Panhandle Community Action Agency
Board of Commissioners
Notice of federal suit against Wells in Nebraska district court
United States of America files a complaint in the District of Nebraska against Lee A. Wells and Peggy D. Wells seeking 9240.74 plus interest and costs with foreclosure of a mortgage on Lot 9 Block 1 Sky Manor Addition Sidney Nebraska and sale of the premises to satisfy judgment. Action dated December 31 1968 with answer due by February 28 1969.
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United States District Court For
District of Nebraska
United States of America
Lee A. Wells
Peggy D. Wells
Nebraska
Sky Manor
Sidney
D. Clive Short
United States
Harold Lekic Named Safeway District Leader in West
Harold Lekic named district manager for Safeway Stores operations covering Western South Dakota Western Nebraska Eastern Wyoming and Julesburg Colorado His appointment announced by Robert L Campbell vice president and Denver division manager Lekic will supervise stores in Rapid City Belle Fourche Deadwood Spearfish Alliance Chadron Kimball Ogallala Gering Sidney Scottsbluff Torrington Newcastle and Lusk Julesburg with headquarters in Scottsbluff He previously managed Safeway districts in Colorado and is a Trinidad Colorado native married with five children
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Harold Lekic
Safeway
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Julesburg
Colo
Robert L. Campbell
Denver
Lekic
Earl W.laberten
Colorado
New Mexico
Rapid City
Belle Fourche
Deadwood
Spearfish
S. Dak. Alliance
Chadron, Kimball
Ogallala
Gering
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Neb
Torrington
Newcastle
Oakland
Calif
Founder Of Hoke Cafe Dies At 63
Ogallala mourns C J Shorty Hoke founder of DeLuxe and Hokes Cafes who died at a Rapid City hospital at 63 after long illness. He and wife Leola moved to Ogallala from Sutherland in 1938 shaping local dining history.
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Hoke Cafe
Ogallala
C.J. “Shorty” Hoke
DeLuxe
Hokes
Hoke
Rapid City
S.D
Mr. Hoke
Leola
Sutherland
College Grants Set Up For Law Officers Study
Dr. Edwin C. Nelson of Chadron State College announces a $6,900 federal grant to cover tuition and fees for law enforcement officers taking college courses. Priority goes to publicly funded agencies. loans also available. Inquiries to James Sheaffer. second semester classes start Tuesday January 21. further opportunities in summer and fall 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Nelson
Chadron State College
James Sheaffer
Kay Biscayne Island Sees Rapid Resident Growth
Kay Biscayne Florida, once an uninhabited isle just 25 years ago, now houses 3,000 year round residents and 4,000 winter visitors. This growth marks a notable shift in the island community's demographics and seasonal population pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Biscayne
Fla
Rites Held For Mrs Ravert 84
Final services for Mrs Caroline Ravert 84 were held Thursday at the Dalton Presbyterian Church with Rev Richard A Brown officiating Burial followed at Dalton Cemetery with pallbearers from the community The Craig-Holechek Funeral Home handled arrangements She was born October 23 1884 at Avoca Nebraska to William H and Kate Schuler She came to the Dalton area as a girl Married to William Ravert on March 21 1906 They lived on a farm near Dalton until 1944 when they moved into town Mr Ravert died in 1953 Surviving are three daughters four sons two sisters four brothers 18 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren
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Caroline Ravert
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Richard A. Brown
Dalton
Clayton Gillespie
Ernest Reinmuth
Harold Kraupie
Owen Schuler
Leroy Lessman
George Schuler
Craig-Holechek
Mrs. Ravert
Avoca
Neb
William H
Kate Schuler
William Ravert
Mr. Ravert
Orion Best Seen in January Constellation Guide
Orion, the prominent northern constellation, reaches peak visibility in January. Stargazers can spot its bright belt and surrounding stars clearly on clear nights, with winter skies offering ideal viewing conditions across many regions. The chart of Orion highlights Betelgeuse and Rigel as standout stars.
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Orion
Kimball Pitot Lands Plane on U S Highway
A Nebraska pilot named Meary Stahta and his family were flying to Oklahoma City when a Cessna 172 Skyhawk forced a landing on U S Route 81 near El Reno. No injuries or damage were reported as the plane exited onto a private drive and the pilot group departed.
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EL. Reno
Okla
Meary Stahta
Kimeball
Oklahoma City
Raha
Paul Pieregh
el Reno
Stehlas
Reno
Incomprehensible fragmentar y sea mud ritual described
Fragmentary OCR text references using black mud from a lake for cleansing rituals and mentions mud for boars and bathing. Names, dates, places missing. Unable to determine full context or extract a coherent event.
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Pasbora
Wan
Lake Urinte
Aréhtife
Rspugpotiom
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Indian Ocean
Mauritius
National Presbyterian Church and Center
Washington, D.C
Get & Resu Py
PTE
Sacemne
Colorado Man Is
Safeway Stores
Kimball Pitot
Kenneth Morgan
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
National Guard Armory
Sidney, Nebr
Ken Pittam
E. K. Yanney
Sidney Jaycees
Stan Larabee
iCivic
Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce and
Wheatbelt Public Power Company
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