County Commissioners Audit Claims at Sidney Courthouse
County board met January 2 1951 at the Sidney Nebraska Courthouse to audit and approve claims. Officials present were Cecil Hunt chairman George Fleming George Coulter L M Clinton I L Pindell. Vouchers cover General Fund Drug Fund Bridge Fund Gasoline Fund and Second District accounts for service supplies and reimbursements totaling 7125.14 with additional funded expenditures.
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Sidney
Nebraka
Board of County Commissioners
Cecil Hunt
George Fleming
George Coulter
L. M. Clinton
I. L. Pindell
Alta Kitts
J. L. Lunnell
Maxine Stormberg
David E. Ells
Esther Ells
Frances Herrod
June Short
Rudell Short
H. Stevens
Dan Campbell
B. C. Kelly
Robt. A. Barlow
Jean Ann Hruska
Edith Oldershaw
Anna Short
Darlene Bowman
Arnold Braasch
W. W. Schulz
J. H. Foster
C. E. Simpson
Augustine Co
Frontier Ref. Co
Hazel’s Case
Helm Business Supply Supplies
Haworth Hdw
Walter E. Kinne
Case
R. P. Kepler
McDaniel Transfer
Mayme McIntosh
Room For Witness
Milburn & Scott Co. Inc
N. W. Bell
Omaha Print. Co
Prebles Groc
Patricia
the Telegraph
Thames Lbr. ‘Co
Kenneth van Skike
Sal
H. van Aelstyn
Waddell
John Ahlm
Herman Bolz
Herman Baumbach
Tabor D. Brandt
Archie Hafer
Everett Kurth
August Kurth
H. B. Kerk
A. J. Oeltjen
S. L. Rose
Frank Rezanina
Roswell Robinson
Wm. Scheffe
Highway Equip
Sup. Co
International Harve Ter Co
Dudley M. Jillson
Kreider & Son
Kokjer Motor
Kripal Chev. Co
Nebr. Mach. Co
O. K
Rose Hardware
Smiths Mach. Shop
Thompson’s
Telegraph
Drug Fund
Bituge Fund
Geo. H. Fleming
Geo. A. Coulter
Nebraska
George Coul
County meeting minutes show district funds and adjournment
In Sidney Nebraska on January 4 1951 the Second District County meeting tallies General Drug Bridge and Road funds with totals for each fund and a large overall balance. Lists payments to individuals for salaries fuel supplies and services and notes adjournment until January 4 1951 or a special call.
District officers sworn in as 1950 business closes
The District, L. M. Clinton, County Attorney I. L. Pindell, County Clerk and Clerk of Board completed the year 1950. Newly elected officers were sworn in at noon. With no other business the meeting adjourned until January 9, 1951 or a special call of the Chairman. George Fleming and George Coulter served as members. Attest:
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Ter
L. M. Clinton
I. L. Pindell
Cecil Hunt
George Fleming
George Coulter
Civil Defense Push Aimed At Statewide Organization
State civil defense director Ed Gillette urges mayors sheriffs and county officials to establish temporary defenses. He cites counts of counties returning charts inventories and both and sets training goals 50 percent first aid and defense workers in 90 days 50 percent all defense workers by May 1 and a statewide organization by June 1. Cheyenne County aims for setup within 2-3 weeks under County Chairman Robert Clark.
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Ed Gillette
Gillette
Cheyenne
Robert Clark
Clark
National Guard Plans Largest Party in Sidney
The Sidney National Guard unit hosts its biggest party yet at Yendis Cafe on Wednesday night January 31. The 8 pm event is open to guardsmen and guests with dinner dancing and entertainment including Andy Davis reading a magic act a tap dancer and other performers. Over 100 people expected.
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Sidney National Guard Unit
Yendis Cafe
Andy Davis
Are you fired of your old letter head
We can design a new letterhead for you in one or more colors for THE TELEGRAPH style stationery. The service promises bold typography and color options to refresh branding.
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THE
Telegraph
America
Deferments Sought For Veterinarians in Nebraska
State Veterinarian E P Anderson says Nebraska faces a veterinarian shortage with about 330 practitioners, 75 in western two thirds of the state. He plans to seek draft deferments for as many as possible, but not blanket exemptions, noting the need to staff livestock protection while recognizing nationwide shortages.
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Nebraska
E. P. Anderson
Anderson
Holt County
Webster
United States
Two Governors Set to Address Scottsbluff Meeting
Governors Frank Barrett of Wyoming and Val Peterson of Nebraska will speak at the January 29 gathering of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of the North Platte Valley in Scottsbluff. Dinner is at 7 p.m. in the Lincoln Hotel. Reservations by Jan 27 are advised. Peterson arrives by air, Barrett by car. Barrett left Wyoming’s lone U.S. House seat to become governor. Peterson is in his third term.
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Frank Barrett
Wyoming
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Associated Chambers of Commerce
North Platte Valley
Lincoln Hotel
H. F. Thies
The
Valley Association
Douglas
Wyo
Ogallala
Nebr
Chambers of Commerce
Gene Haylett
Association
Peterson
Barrett
House of Representatives
Extension Office To Close Saturdays
The Cheyenne County Extension office in the post office basement will close all Saturday afternoons beginning February 3. The Farm Bureau board of directors approved the plan at their Thursday meeting.
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Cheyenne County
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Extension Club Food Lesson January 29 Sidney Meeting
One section of the extension foods lesson One Dish Meals will be given for extension club leaders in a meeting set for Monday January 29 in the Sidney City Auditorium. The meeting will be conducted by Miss Violet Shepherd home agent. The last of this season will be given on Tuesday February 13.
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Sidney City Auditorium
Violet Shepherd
N. S. Club Plans Valentine Party February 14
Mrs. Harold Kettler addressed members at the N. S. Club meeting led by president Mrs. Ralph Spearow. Roll call noted members by birthplace as plans were laid for the annual Valentine Party on February 14 and a lesson on the Pre School Child and Music was given. A lunch was served by hostess Mrs. Lloyd H. Johnson.
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N. S
Harold Kettler
Ralph Spearow
Steel Rails Surpass Iron Rails in 1877 Production
The record shows steel rails first exceeded iron rails in 1877, marking a pivotal shift in rail manufacturing. This change reflects broader industrial advances and growing demand for durable track materials.
Sturdy steel cab and body for rugged work use
A rugged work vehicle features a stout steel cab and body designed to withstand heavy use. The sturdy construction aims to protect operators in tough environments while offering long term durability.
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Stickneys
Rep
Thomas Lbr. Co
E. W. West
Bridge Fund
Herman Lolz
Raymond Cordery
Ed Kurth
Frank Rhea
Thomas Lbr
Clarence Bacus
Fred J. Beyer
Herman Boiz
Ron Hunt
John J. Jurgens
Martin O. Luoma
Arthur A. Norwood
Harry H. Quinn
E. L. Uptegrove
Wm. Chambers
John Jurgens
Grace Rogers
Frances Harvey
Doris E. Allen
Dr. Baker
Sophia Ogden
Drs. Roche & Dorwart
I. L. Pindell, Co
Little Colleen Bekker
Mich
Barbara Brink
Colleen
Grand Rapids
March of Dimes
Rapp Auction Company
Sidney Tues
National Cash Register
E.L. Canady
Col. E. Rapp
B. Rapp
an@ Gillette
John Archer
Fox Theatre
Adele Verges
Rowery Pervs
National Guard
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Lloyd H. Johnson
Dekalb
Andrew Transfer
Hickory Sts
Sidney, Nebraska
Chevrolet
Feee
H.p. Loadmaster
H.p. Thriftmaster
Mae
Nea
Bae
Kokier Motor Company
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