Real estate listing shows large acreage near Gurley Potter and Sidney
Real estate ad details 320 acres 4 miles from Gurley with 82 acre wheat base and other parcels. Includes 1965 Landlord Wheat share, 720 acres north of Potter with 207 acre base and $50,000 loan commitment, 1120 acres south of Potter with 150 acre base, 450 acres east of Sidney with 38 acre base and 80 acres irrigation, property contracts available. Also multiple houses in Sidney area with prices from $6,500 to $8,250 and down payments, plus a restaurant listing at 578 Charlotte Drive with $250 down and monthly gross about $8,000.
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Gurley
Potter
Logan
Sidney
S. G
Masters Prize Money Totals 137675 In 1965
The 1965 Masters golf tournament distributed 137675 in prize money with winner Jack Nicklaus earning 20000. The report mentions geographic ice loss and includes a public sale notice and Lodgepole Nebraska village budget ordinance details with tax levy figures for 1965 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arich Masters
Atlanta
Jack Nicklaus
Estate of Susan M Dalton final settlement hearing notice
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a petition for final settlement, determination of heirship, inheritance taxes, fees and commissions, distribution of estate and approval of final account and discharge was filed in the County Court. The hearing is set for June 14 1965 at 10 00 AM. Sydney G Finch County Judge Heaton Heaton Attorneys 120-123-126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowice
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Susan M. Dalton
Notice to Creditors Estate No 3250 Radcliffe Deceased
Creditors of Clayton S. Radcliffe estate must file claims by September 27, 1965. Claims filed after that date are barred. Acknowledgment hearings will occur June 28 and September 28, 1965 at ten to receive examine allow or adjust all filed claims in the County Court Room Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sydney G. Finch attorney John W. Stewart 126-129-132
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District Court
13Th Judicial District of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Custer Federal Savings & Loan Association of
Broken Bow
Arlie Karol Ickler
Vivian Joy Ickler
Sidney
Indian Hills
Wellner
Ruby Spindler Hénkle
Cheyenne
Tiff
Charles C. Dickinson
Sideney
Young Street
Lodgepole
W. W. Schulz
Clayton S. Radcliffe
State of
Said County
eal /s
Sydney G. Finch County
John W. Stewart
Westers, Inc incorporation notice in Nebraska
Westers, Inc. is incorporated in Nebraska with principal office at 1333 Illinois Street, Sidney, Cheyenne. It will own and trade in real and personal property and manufacture and sell goods including fishing devices called detachable pole holders. Authorized stock is 50,000 dollars par 100 shares. 75 shares paid in. perpetual existence. commence business May 24, 1965. board of three directors and officers President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer named. Directors: Roger H. Westers Norma J. Westers W. J. Ruhter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westers, Inc
Early Soap Use Traced to Galen and Pliny Writings
The first records of soap as a washing agent appear in Galen's writings from the 2nd Century. Earlier mentions of soap's basic ingredients are found in Pliny the Elder's 1st Century writings.
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Galen
Pliny the Elder
Thinking machine diagnosis from a sick computer
Teaneck New Jersey AP reports Thomas A. Wood president of Decision Systems Inc explains how a computer self checks. When a computer acts up it is fed a diagnostic program and returns an answer such as I have a transistor loose in my arithmetic unit.
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Teaneck
N.J
Thomas A. Wood
Decision Systems Inc
Two Millionth Telephone Installed in Australia
The two millionth telephone is installed in Australia. The subscriber received a personal call from the postmaster general, a personal telephone index, a golf pencil, an engraved plate, and a bill for 25 Australian pounds, 15 pounds connecting fee, and 10 pounds advance rental. Australia has 24 telephones per 100 people, one of the densest networks worldwide.
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Sydney
Australia
British Tourism Trust Sees 1965 Visitors Pass 2.7 Million
The British Travel Association projects 2.7 million tourists will visit Britain in 1965, spending over 1 billion dollars including in-country expenditures and travel fares. Arrivals from the United States in January and February total 32,000, up 13 percent from 1964, with total foreign visitors at 138,000, a 17 percent rise for the period.
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London
British Travel Association
Britain
United States
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John Peetz, Jr
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Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
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Coast Guard Auxiliary
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Lee Glanz
Choice Hereford
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Ed Bryan
Frank Johnson
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Harry Lee
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John Orcutt
Bill George
LeRoy McFee
Floyd Stoll
Don Dickenson
Lee Hagemeister
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Inouye Bros
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Roger Franzen
Ross Glassburn
E. Lessman
E. Hodges
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Stang & Little
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Hansen Bros
Henry Jessen
Lawrence Lehn
Ray Bauchanan
Conrad Messing
Ray Jobman
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Ray Schmid
McMannis & Cunningham
L. Reiken
Chappell Livestock Auction Inc
Chappell, Nebraska
Bill Michie
Jim Martin
Sharp
Melvin Krauter
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John Deere
International Harvester
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