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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
8
Notice states that under section 11 the retail liquor license for Arthur B. Closman and Walter L. Closman at 838 10th Avenue Sidney Nebraska may be automatically renewed for one year from May 1960. Written protests by residents must be filed by April 30 1960 in the city clerk’s office. if three or more protests are filed a hearing will be held on continuation of the license.
Notice under section 11 of the liquor license act states the retail liquor license may be automatically renewed for one year from May 1, 1960. The licensee is Joe L. Freking of 1830 10th Avenue Sidney Nebraska. Details available at the office of the city clerk.
Notice is given that under section 11 of the act May 1 1960 Sidney Motor Hotel Inc at 935 Std Avenue Sidney Nebraska is granted a retail liquor license.
Notice of renewal of a retail liquor license under section 11 for Sidney Lodge BPOE No 1894 located at 93914 Illinois Street in Sidney Nebraska. Read by local authorities for compliance and renewal.
The entry lists Harry G. Marsh and H. N. Boyd Company located at 812 10th Avenue, Sidney, Nebraska. No additional context or actions are provided in the readable text.
City clerk reminds that the Linor license may be automatically renewed for one year from May 1 1960 for Nema M Johnson of 431 11th Avenue Sidney Nebraska or before April 30 1960 in the city clerk's office.
Dale A Glaubitz and Juanita Cole protest an auto issuance filed by city residents at the office of the city clerk. The notice notes the filing and seeks review under section I of the act.
A claim traces Esperanto to a Polish doctor in 1387, labeling the invention as a universal language. The description conflicts with established history, noting an early creator but lacking corroboration.
Suant to section 11 of this act Ronald L. Tighe and Eugene F Higgins are listed as allowed at 1340 Illinois Street Sid ney Nebraska. The document notes their entitlement or permission under the stated provision.
Loyal L. Pippitt of 1500 Illinois Street Sidney Nebraska contemplates whether to continue his licenses as authorities review ongoing eligibility and terms under local regulatory guidelines. The notice outlines a potential renewal consideration with stated deadlines and required documentation.
Harley W Ellis transfers a liquor licensee to Wisconsin at 2020 10th Ave, detailing the move and ongoing regulatory steps.
Suant to section II of this act May 1, 1960 for the following re Kenneth A Wickstrom 913 Illinois Street Sidney Nebraska on or before April 30 1969 in the.
A civic filing notes protests filed by three residents of the city concerning an event at 2130 Illinois, with involvement by Dowald Chelinek.
All claims not filed by June 24 1960 will be barred I will be at the County Court Room in said County on March 24 1960 and June 27 1960 at ten o clock AM to receive examine allow or adjust all claims and objections duly filed County Judge C W Smith seal attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon Matzke 83 86 89
Notice announces a general election on Tuesday April 5 1960 in Sidney Nebraska with polls from 8 am to 8 pm. Voters select Police Judge two City Councilmen and two Board of Education members for Cheyenne County School District No 1. Dated March 23 1960 by City Clerk Gorden R Tobin.
The Mayor and City Council of Sidney Nebraska will meet as a Board of Equalization in the City Auditorium at 7 30 PM on March 28 1960. The session will review and revise special assessments for Paving District No 90 to cover improvements. Proposals and relief requests may be presented. assessments are on file with the City Clerk.
A general election will be held at the Town Hall on April 5 1960 to elect members for the Board of Trustees Police Magistrate and a member for the Board of Education School Dist No 4. Polls open from 8 AM to 8 PM.
Creditors of Jake OD Walker deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska must file claims by July 7 1960. The county court will receive examine and allow claims April 8 1960 and July 8 1960 at ten o clock A M in the County Court Room. Dated March 21 1960. Attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon Matzee.
Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska that a petition for final settlement heirship taxes fees and discharge will be heard March 30 1960 at 10 00 A M in county court. Entered March 8 with County Judge C W Smith attorneys Torgeson and Hurlbut.
The mayor of New York receives a salary of 40000 dollars annually, noting a higher compensation level than many state governors.
Legal notice to property owners in Paying District 90 announces a Board of Equalization meeting. It outlines date time and location specifics and advises owners to submit assessments or protests as required by law.
Theresa Peetz of 815 10th Avenue appears in a filing alongside Gordon Tobin as City Clerk in a notice describing an official action or appointment. The document lists street address and names in association with city government duties.
Creditors of the estate of Amelia Hoffmeyer Deceased in County ka Nebraska must file claims by June 24 1969. The notice outlines the deadline for presenting and filing claims against the estate.
An industrial arts teacher Drexel Mey from Hillsboro Junior High School crafted a violin in 1933 as a senior project at Milliken University. David Rubinoff praised the instrument while performing, noting its value at 1090 dollars and that he set aside his Stradivarius to finish a concert with Mey’s violin. The maker said friends urged Rubinoff to look, confirming its exceptional merit.
The Bon Homme Richard was named by John Paul Jones in honor of a fictional philosopher associated with Benjamin Franklin.
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