Sidney City Airport Bond Issue Seen Fitting City Finances
City officials report Sidney's general obligation bonded debt at 14 500 with park bonds to be paid off, and 10 000 in park bonds retired. About 26 000 is needed to purchase airport site, with a 30 April condemnation election planned. Revenue and district bonds exist, but no large general obligation burden. Bank president expects airport bonds at one per cent. Overpass or underpass project may require city participation with state federal and Union Pacific shares.
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Sidney
Herbert Stevens
T. E. Kokjer
A. J. Jorgenson
American National Bank
Union Pacific
Unon Pacific
South Sund notes from Mrs Dickinson and neighbors
District 5 teacher Mrs Mary Reynolds stays at Lester Cook home. Willis Farr sale attended by W R Brown D E Dickinson and son Glenn. Ronald’s car repaired at Ed Ahlberg home with Frank Suchy. Several visits in E W Zalesky home. measles illnesses reported for Danny Dickinson. New M Farmall tractor owned by David Franss. Lester Cook and son Leland visit Allen Kahl home. Bowser reports recovery after operation. Kilgores visit Ogallala and Keystone Dam. Hornicek of Sunol helps John Henzl stucco. Ahlberg helps Dickinson can meat. burns occurred from exploding jar. Cook handles Sidney business. Karg from near Crook visits Dickinson.
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Mary Reynolds
Lester Cook
W. R. Brown
D. E. Dickinson
Glenn
Willis Farr
Frank Suchy
Ed Ahlberg
Ronald
Agnes Zalesky
Harry Daniels
Donnie Lee
Fred Kilgore
E. W. Zalesky
Danny Dickinson
David Franss
Leland
Allen Kahl
Ernest Bowser
Ogallala
Keystone Dam
Albert Hornicek
Sunol
John Henzl
Sidney
Bill Karg
Near
Crook
Rotary Club nominates officers for coming year
The Rotary Club named Albin Olson as president with voting in a fortnight and July start for the new administration. Nominations include Harold C. Craig Clark Fuller Dr George Taylor Leon Fine Marvin Armstrong Marius Christensen Harry Marsh Warren Cunningham Rae Jones Jack H Lowe plus attorney Lawrence Clinton inducted as a new member.
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Rotary Club
Albin Olson
Harold C. Craig
Clark Fuller
George Taylor
Leon Fine
Marvin Armstrong
Marius Christensen
Harry Marsh
Warren Cunningham
Rae Jones
Jack H. Lowe
Lawrence Clinton
W. M. Winders
O. J. Weymouth
Lowell Davis
Criminal Investigation Division
Provost Marshal General's Office
FBI
Crop Needs Continued Prom Prom Page 1
Heves sugar beet plantings in 1946 will be the largest since 1942 with 933000 acres, up 20 percent from 1945 and nine percent above the 1935-44 average. State by state figures show Nebraska, Montana, Colorado, and Wyoming increasing planted areas. The agriculture department forecasts a bumper crop in 1946 with 357.5 million acres of crops, aided by higher government payments but limited by labor shortages. Final acreages may shift due to weather and prices. Wheat, oats, peanuts, tobacco, and rice expected to exceed goals. corn hay sorghums barley soybeans flax and sugar beets may fall short. Total production of 1.007 billion bushels forecast for 1946, below last year’s 1.123 billion, with winter wheat about 750 million and spring wheat about 257 million bushels.
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Department
Nebraska
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Agriculture Department
Kepler Not Closing Office Amid Cheyenne County Move
R P Kepler announces retirement from public office as Cheyenne County Attorney while continuing private law practice He denies leaving the legal field and says he will carry on serving clients indefinitely despite stepping down from public duties The Tele graph earlier suggested retirement from private practice, prompting clarification from Kepler.
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R. P. Kepler
Cheyenne
Telegraph
Kepler
The
Scratch Pad Sizes and Stock Quality Ad
The Telegraph advertises four sizes of scratch pads with 314 and 314- 4x 43% x 5 or 5% x 8% stock. Good quality stock is highlighted for customers seeking reliable paper products.
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THE
Telegraph
California speeders slowed down on Sunday chase
The state patrol arrested two Californians for speeding with one driver claiming a broken speedometer. Lyle Vance from Santa Maria and Donald Addis from San Bernardino paid ten dollar fines plus costs after a special Sunday appearance by County Judge Robert A. Barlow to clear tourists. Other cases listed include Arnold W. Seevers for reckless driving and Joe Deaver for drunken and reckless driving. hearings pending Monday.
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Lyle Vance
Santa Maria
Calif
Donald Addis
San Bernardino
Robert A. Barlow
Arnold W. Seevers
Joe Deaver
Condemnation Issue in Scottsbluff Stirs Voters
Scottsbluff voters face a decision on condemning the Consumers Public Power District utility. Election day is Tuesday April 2 with fireworks as the issue heats up. Harry Wisner publisher of The Scottsbluff Star Herald backs Consumers while Terry Carpenter promotes private ownership on KGKY radio.
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Scottsbluff
Consumers Public Power District
Harry Wisner
Scottsbluff Star Herald
Consumers Board
Wisner
Terry Carpenter
KGKY
Paper supplies notice from The Telegraph Printing Co
The Telegraph Printing Co offers adding machine paper and other papers and urges customers to check stock. Paper is scarce but current stocks are kept fairly complete and available for purchase.
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Telegraph Printing Co
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California
Seses
Lee
Cotton Wick & Carrier
C. A. Story Agency
W. R. Ayres
H. G. Spearew
C. A. Story
10Th Ave
Ogee
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