Sidney Nebraska March 8 1965 City Council Minutes
The Sidney Nebraska city council met at 7 30 P M with Mayor Dorwart and four councilmen present. Chambers representatives discussed a joint use of the old library. The council approved a consent of assignment for cable rights, building applications, land sale agreements, and a westerly park extension plat. Insurance consolidation negotiations and the appropriation ordinance and monthly reports were approved. Golf course fees for 1965 66 were set, and the council adjourned.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Dorwart
Wilson
Preble
Hossle
Thorpe
Coffey
Tobin
Clinton
Lewis Mehling
Lloyd Carr
Leo Bolin
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County Historical Society
Collier Electric Company
Community Television, Inc
Collier Electric Co
City of
Ben Franklin Store
D. C. Jelinek
David W. Young
Alta Vista
Cheyenne County
Park Avenue
11Th Avenue
Grabill
Notice to Creditors Estate 3224 Minnie Irene Christofferson
Creditors of Minnie Irene Christofferson estate must file claims by June 23, 1965. Hearing dates to receive examine and adjust claims set for March 23 1965 and June 24 1965 at ten o clock A M in Cheyenne County Court. Sydney G. Finch county judge. Attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon Mat zke 85 88 91. Probate petition filed for Carl L Wood estate with Lenora E Simpson named executrix hearing March 30 1965 at 10:00 A M Clinton & McNish Attorneys.
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Minnie Irene Christofferson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Said County
Sydney G. Finch
Cheyenne
Carl L. Wood
Lenora E. Simpson
Notice of Hearing Estate No 3233 Cheyenne County Nebraska
Elva L. Davison files petition to be appointed administratrix of Clifford G. Davison estate. Hearing set for March 30, 1965 at 10:00 AM in County Court. Sydney G. Fich Martin Davis Mattoon & Matzke act for the State of Nebraska and interested parties.
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Clifford G. Davison
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Elva L. Davison
Sydney G. Fich
Small Farmers May Get Break Thru New Bill
Washington officials near completion of an omnibus farm bill to extend major price support programs with cost cuts and higher support prices for small farmers. Proposals include higher domestic wheat and rice prices shifting some costs to consumers, and a reduced price support loan with direct payments for cotton. The bill awaits final review by Johnson before Congress, with possible changes ahead.
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Washington
Administration
Federal Treasury
Johnson
Congress
Capitol
Farm Organization
United States
Wheat consumption trends and future outlook for U S farmers
Analysis shows per capita wheat flour use fell by about 100 pounds from 1910 to 1960 while the U S population grew from 92 million to around 179 million. If consumption stabilizes near 110 pounds annually for 10 to 20 years, domestic demand could rise with population, giving American wheat farmers a needed boost.
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U. S
Four Kinds Of Worms Imperil Animal Health
The Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association outlines four worm types affecting household pets. Round, hook, whip, and tape worms are identified. two, hook and whip, can be fatal. Round worms are most common in puppies as early as three to three and a half weeks, reaching six inches and causing intestinal blockages. eggs have a hard shell making elimination difficult.
Farmstead Modernization Clinic Touts Automation Benefits
Farmers in Cheyenne County are invited to a Farmstead Modernization clinic Tuesday at 7 38 p m at Yendis Cafe. The event emphasizes profit gains from automation and features a film on hog production showing newborn pig care and confinement techniques. Agri cultural product specialists will discuss egg production, grain drying and storage, silage storage and haulage, and producing beef in confinement.
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Cheyenne County
USDA develops low cost bran stripping for wheat foods
USDA scientists unveil a new low cost process to strip the dark bran from wheat. The method enables brighter, more marketable foods made from cracked or whole grain wheat, potentially expanding product options for bakers and consumers.
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USDA
USDA report notes slower growth in production than population
The United States Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service says world agricultural production rose by about one percent last year while population grew faster, indicating rising demand and tighter supplies in many regions.
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USDA
Economic Research Service
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Jack Nenhuser
Telegraph
Federal Land Bank
Morel
Charles G. Sutton
9Th Ave
IBM
Sidney Telegraph
Bath Packing Company
New Holland Hayliner
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Ruby C. Thompson
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Yendis Cafe
Sidney Foland Machinery Co
Behlen Mfg. Co
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