Notice to Creditors in County Court of Cheyenne Neb
Estate of Humphrey P. Cortney deceased. Claims must be filed by May 7, 1956 or be barred. Hearings on claims February 7, 1956 at 10 AM and May 8, 1956 at 10 AM. County Judge C W Smith. Clinton & McNish Attorneys.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Humphrey P. Cortney
State OF
Kermit Brumbaugh
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne
I. J. Nisley
Heaton & Heaton Attorneys
Sidney adopts Sewer District 31 and sets assessment rules
The 1956 Sidney council approves creation of Sewer District No 31 for Lodgepole Creek Addition blocks and nearby lots with an 8 inch sewer and associated works. Assessments will be charged to specially benefitted lots and lands under law. The session also includes license to sell real estate hearing for Olive Hicks estate and other routine city business.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Lodgepole Creek
Block Two
Deaver
Block Five
Attfst
J. Fred Thompson
Gordon R. Tobin
Kermit Brumbaugh
Olive Hicks
Brady
Potter
State of Nels Bolie Deceased Notice filed May 4 1956
Estate notice requires claims to be filed on or before May 4 1956 or be barred. A hearing on claims will be held May 7 1956 at 2:00 PM in court. Entered January 4 1956. Judge John J Olsson County.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Zstate
Nels Bolie
State OF
C W. Smith
John J. Olsson
Legal notice estate of Herman E Batt deceased
Petition for probate of will and appointment of Robert L Batt as executor heard in court on January 24, 1956 at 10 00 AM. Attorney Jack R Knicely represents the estate in this matter.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Herman E. Batt
State OF
Robert L. Batt
City Council Approves Light and Power Plant Fund Payment
The city council approves a payment of 7 120.00 and authorizes the City Clerk Treasurer to issue a check from the Light and Power Plant Fund. Motion carried. Council adjourned. Attest J Fred Thompson City Clerk.
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Dorwart
Foland
William K. Line
American Legion Club
State Liquor Control Commission
Miller
City of
Sidney-Sewer Dept
Light and Power Plant Fund
J. Fred Thompson
Gordon R. Tobin
Sidney ordinance levies 1092 dollar sewer district assessment
Ordinance 546 levies a 1092 dollar special assessment on all lots in Sanitary Sewer District No. 30 Sidney Nebraska to pay for completed sewer improvements. Assessments are liened from passage, payable in five installments with 4 percent interest, then 6 percent after delinquency, funding district bonds. Passed September 9.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Lewer
J. Fred Thompson
Gordon R. Tobin
Senator Curtis predicts strong opposition to OTC membership
Senator Carl T. Curtis warned of strong opposition in Congress to joining the Office for Trade Cooperation as lawmakers prepare hearings before the Ways and Means Committee. He argued OTC risks weakening domestic protection and notes U S tariffs have fallen since 1938 while other nations trade freely. He contrasted wages abroad with U S earnings and referenced broader trade concerns amid global tariff moves.
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Carl T. Curtis
Congress
United States
Office For Trade Cooperation
House Committee On Ways and Means
Geneva
Switzerland
OTC
Free World
Curtis
Canada
Sweden
England
Japan
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City of Sidney
Horizons Unlimited
Lyons Buick
McCormick Farm Equipment Store
Joe Gibson Inc
Kokjer Motor Co
Elwell Motors
E. A. Pederson Co
C. W. Smith County
Jack R. Knicely
Frank O'Brien
Up News
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Ital Trailways
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San Francisco
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Omaha
Chicago
Continental Trailways
Truline CO
Illinois
Safety Headquarters
East Third St
Alliance
Nebr
Smith Addition
Box Butte County
Mrs
Carl Klitzing
Viv Asmus
Scottsbluff
Central
American National Bank
FDIC
Maddox
Maddox Motors
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