Cheyenne County Treasurer Certifies Year End Treasury
Cheyenne County Nebraska Treasurer H Stevens declares the year end treasury statement for December 31 1946 complete and true to the best knowledge. County Clerk I L Pindell swears to the statement on January 23 1947.
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Cheyenne County
I. H. Stevens
Nebraska
H. Stevens
Sidney
Dalton
Feria. School
Epee. Org
Potter
County Drag Fund
Motors
Fair Cares
Am. Natl Bk
Lodgepole
Dalton State Bank
First State Bank
Potter State Bank
Creak
St. Hi
Sidney Paving
Non-Res. Motors
State OF Nebraska
Morrill Co
Gurley
Potter Revenue
South Sund Celebrates Birthdays and Visit Highlights
Mrs D E Dickinson notes a busy weekend with neighbors and relatives visiting in Crook and nearby towns. Glenn O Dickinson’s family hosted and helped with errands in Sidney and Sterling while Ahlbergs and Kaschke were among guests. Glen Kokes marked his twenty third birthday with a card party and refreshments. Officials and farmers from Sundl and surrounding areas conducted business, and a push for savings bonds was urged.
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al Kler
Near Crook
W. R. Brown
Larry
Glenn O. Dickinson
A. F. Workman
Ed Ahlberg
Ivan Cookes
Dick ‘Kahl
Glenn O.dickinson
Sidney
Julia Mann
Tom Kallhoff
Ronald Ahlberg
Sterling
Tom Bonser
Ivan Cook
Glen Kokes
Glen
A. J. Kaschke
John DeMers, Jr
Sundl
Inks and Paper Promoted by The Telegraph
The Telegraph Printing Co promotes Sheaffer Skrip and Parker Quink inks as popular options for practice work. It advertises inexpensive typing paper at 78 counts per ream and encourages readers to buy new for school needs.
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Sheaffer
Skrip
Parker
THE
Telegraph
Scheel
Telegraph Printing Co
Fort Robinson to Transfer to Agriculture Department
Fort Robinson near Crawford is set to transfer from the War Department to the Department of Agriculture in the coming days. Col. T. E. Whitehead says the move is imminent but not yet official, with possible civilian staff reductions and eventual transfer of all soldiers from the west. The post will remain a going concern and continue operations as before. Fort Robinson was established in 1874 and has served as a remount depot since 1919 or 1920.
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Fort Robinson
Crawford
War Department
Department of Agriculture
T. E. Whitehead
Whitehead
Skipper Must Know Onions In World Trade
The skipper of a ship in the world wide vegetable trade must know his onions. Dry varieties are packed by the 50 or 100 pound sack or by the bush. A bushel of early onions weighs 50 pounds while late onions weigh 57 pounds. Punched green onions ship in 50 to 55 pound crates. Onion sets weigh 28 to 32 pounds per bushel.
Desk blotters a good choice if colors are available
Desk blotters offer practical surface protection and organization. With color options, users can brighten desks and simplify filing. Availability at THE TELE signals retail emphasis on stylish, functional office accessories.
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Telegraph
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I. L. Pindell
D. E. Dickinson
Peoye Ets
Ft. Robinson
Ag Department
Sidney, Nebr
NEW York Life Insurance Company
L. M. Steburg
Nebr
Howard Radios Radio
10Th Avenue
W. P. Ackerman
Gheyenne County
Aistr
Ict Co
Doran
Jackson Jr
Nese
American National Bank
Federal
Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Reserve System
Henry Ross
Elm Creek
James Ross
Pago Gas CO
W. Leroy Larson
Washing Machine Service
Maytag
Maytag-Vogel
Didney
Terling Cole
Ray Wellner
Moving and General Truck Service
Cheyenne County Credit Bureau
Osborn Building
Craig
Home For Funerals
Sidney, Nebraska
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