Final Settlement Probate and Estate Notices
Notices announce final settlement of the Magdalene Weber estate and probate actions for Julia A. Moore John Hajek Sr. and Lawrence Schwartz. Hearings set in Cheyenne County Nebraska on April 11 through April 4 1967 with filings by Sydney G. Finch J L Thorpe and attorneys Mattoon Matzke Knicely and Clifford Moore. A foreclosure sale by Federal National Mortgage Association outlines property in Valley View Sidney Cheyenne County to be sold March 29 1967 with Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Magdalene Weber
State of
Sydney G. Finch
Julia A. Moore
Clifford A. Moore
Inez G. Jones
Elmer J. Krueger
John Hajek
Joseph P. Hajek
Lawrence H. Schwartz
M. Seals
Ruby Spindler Henkel
Federal National Mortgage Association
Richard Bryan and
Bryan
United States of America
Henrietta Tourney
Tourney
Court House
Sid- Nebraska
Valley View
Sidney
Nebrace
Sheep Industry Faces Many Challenges in Lamb Growth and Marketing
The University of Nebraska extension livestock expert Dr. Ted Doane outlines major hurdles for the U S sheep sector. Demand lags due to small loin eye size and fat depots, limited lamb supply, and over finished heavy lambs. Strategies include larger faster maturing lambs, bigger loin eyes, heavier market weight, and higher twinning rates, with potential three-lamb crops in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Doane
Extension Livestock Agronomist
University of Nebraska
U.S
Europe
Farmer’s Time Worth $25 An Hour For Records Says Economist
University of Nebraska economist Dr. Glen Vollmar told the Northeast Nebraska Experimental Farm Association that a farmer’s time is worth $25 an hour when used for record keeping and management decisions. He cited data from 75 medium size eastern Nebraska farms showing the top third earned $33,100 for labor capital and management with higher machinery and fertilizer investment and fewer workers, compared to the bottom third with $7,065.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vollmar
Nebraska
University
Electronic Farm Records Project
Nebfarm
Volmar
National Poison Prevention Week Emphasized By Lincoln Students
President Johnson designated March 1925 as National Poison Prevention Week and University of Nebraska Pharmacy students reached 16 000 Lincoln elementary children with antidote charts window displays and comic books. They urged safe storage of medicines cleaning agents petroleum products and other household poisons to prevent child poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
University of Nebraska College of Pharmacy
Lincoln
American Pharmaceutical Ass’n
H.E.W
Lancaster County Pharmaceutical Ass’n, Pharmacy
A.ph.a
Victor Padron
Real Estate Transfers in Sidney and Local Manufacturing Note
Courthouse filings record transfers of multiple lots in Sidney including School Section Addition and Original Town parcels. Additional transfers involve Cronk's Addition and surrounding blocks. The passage notes a plastic material used in various industries with fire hazard cautions and a local printing ad for Sidney Telegraph services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Porter
Sigrid H. Porter
Charles Ray Willey
Lois Janice Willey
Sidney
Potter
Gordon L. Hornick
Vera V. Hornicek
Phil W. Mashek
Lucille M. Mashek
Ronald W. Englebright
Dorthy G. Engelbright
William H. Ogle
Gladys J. Ogle
Cronk
Local Court Records Show Multiple Driver Penalties
The county court docket lists convictions and fines for motorists including Michael C. McCarthy Sid ney with no operator's license and $15 fine Richard A Jahnke Ft Atkinson speeding $15 Gloria J Filsinger Sidney overcrowding $10 Paul J Hecker Jr Sidney speeding $15 Leo Whetstone Sidney fictitious plates $15 Charlotte Brown Sidney no driver's license $15 Herself Edgeton Grand view Mo driving under the influence $107.50 and six months license suspension Joseph Beldon Sheridan Wyo failure to exhibit operator's license $10 Thomas David Barnes Sidney speeding $66.
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Michael C. McCarthy
Sidney
Richard A. Jahnke
Ft. Atkinson
Wis
Gloria J. Filsinger
Paul J. Hecker, Jr
Leo Whetstone
Charlotte Brown
Herself
Edgeton
Grandview
Fire hazards from old cellulose products linger in homes
University of Nebraska Extension safety specialist Rollin Schnieder warns that highly flammable cellulose-based products from past generations remain in use. He urges caution and awareness of fire risks in older homes and belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Rollin Schnieder
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. Thorpe
Sydney G. Fincheal
Martin Davis Mattoon & Matzke
Attorneys At Law
Syney G
Finch County
Jack R. Knicely
Kermit Brumbaugh
Farmer
Bor
W. D. Powell
Cheyenne County Courthouse
Sidney, Nebraska
Maple
Clarkson
Illinois
W.D. Powell
Harold Kraupie
Sidney Telegraph
Travel
Turkey
Block
America
19Th St
Nebraska Motor Carriers’ Association
South 13Th Street
West
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