Potter Village Board Reorganizes and approves various actions
The Potter village board met June 5 1972 with Chairman Gaston and trustees Thies Wills Killham Steele and new member Pabst. They approved minutes bills and set committees including water and sewer with Killham and Pabst, passed a street project with Cheyenne County, and named officers and a marshal. A separate public sale notice followed for Cheyenne County lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Village Board of Trustees
Gaston
Thies
Wills
Killham
Steele
Pabst
Water and
Potter State Bank
Mattoon
Dave Thies
Pat Wickhorst
Cheyenne County
Lois Dindinger
M. Woody
C. Shoemaker
D. Moench
Francis A. Gaston
Patricia J. Wickhorst
Vizina Fire Equip
Scottsbluff Typewriter Co
Cheyenne County Dept
Tri-State Co
Wheatbelt Public Power
Kansas Nebr. Gas Co
Gurley Tele. Co
Gurley School Dist
Gurley Oil Co
Al’s Mobil Service
Telegraph Printing Co
Emil Weyerts
Virgil Schumacher
Goldie Wolcott
Clk-Treas
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
State of
Nebraska
South 16Th Street
Lincoln
R.R.S
Morris R. Reynolds
Exec
Republicans Plan Panhandle Meetings to Boost Goldwater Dinner
Nebraska Republican Party schedules meetings in the Panhandle with Sidney hosting a noon session Friday. State chairman Milan Bish and executive director Glenn Wilson lead discussions with GOP officials about the Barry Goldwater fundraising dinner in Scottsbluff on July 28, with events in Ogallala North Platte Sidney Scottsbluff and Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Republican Party
Panhandle
Sidney
Barry Goldwater
Scottsbluff
Milan Bish
Glenn Wilson
Ogallala
North Platte
Alliance
Bish
Cattle Outlook Bullish for 1972 Demand and supply expectations
University of Nebraska Lincoln economist Dr. Allen Wellman forecasts strong beef prices through summer 1972 amid higher demand and disposable income. Beef consumption per person may rise 1 3 pounds, with supply increasing July into December. Slaughter cattle prices may soften in summer. by December they near 33 34 per hundredweight. Cow slaughter steady. calf slaughter down 6 8 percent. overall cattle marketing 5 8 percent above 1971. In Nebraska deer hunt, Calamus unit hunters bagged 36 percent buck success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Wellman
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Wellman
Nebraska
Calamus Management Unit
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Potter
District Court
Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association
Richard L. Carter
Mary C. Carter
Wellner
S- Kermit G. Brumbaugh
Martin, Mattoon & Matzke
Nebraska Business Corporation
Nightingale’s Groceries and Gifts, Inc
Nightingale's Groceries and Gifts, Inc
Lodgepole, Nebraska
Bob E. Nightingale
Eugene Winston
Donald J. Tedesco
John Hornicek
Vernam
Ottoson
Sydney G. Finch
Peetz & Dorwart
Will
Ernest Namath
Leota Namath
Richards & Richards, Attys. Chappell
Earl Lessig
Lloyd Searles
Marshall
Jurgen Bolz
Lyle Mather
U.S
Igambles
Glearange Base
Jacqueline
Connie
Bristols
Men’s Florsheim
Florsheim
Children’s & Men’s
Merrick
Public Power District
Revel Cheyeune
Desel
Garden& Merrill
Sidney National Bank
Fischer Draperies
Bauerkempers