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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1957
Page
2
A Nebraska Farm Bureau view argues there are three lobbyists per senator in the 1957 session with influences spanning many sectors. It notes expenditures between 125000 and 150000 dollars by lobbyists and describes their varied tactics and the need for honesty in lobbying.
Cheyenne County Nebraska will hold a May 7 1957 hearing before the County Board on the petition for license to hold public chances of the Armory Board for the Sidney National Guard Armory. Lt Col Richard F McNamara presiding. Also probate notice for Frank Lippstrew will appoint Nora Gallia Lippstrew executrix with hearing May 2 1957 at 10 00 AM before County Judge C W Smith.
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska requires all claims against Wallace Smith deceased to be filed by August 4 1957 or forever barred. A hearing on claims will be held August 27 1957 at 10:00 AM. Entered April 16 1957. C W Smith County Judge. Heaton Heaton Attorneys at Law.
Ordinance No. 588 of Sidney Nebraska has been passed approved and published creating Paving District No 80 in the city. The notice describes the real estate included by the district and sets the action for public record. The filing outlines the legal authority and the paving district boundaries as stated in the ordinance.
Lot descriptions in Tobin and Fairacres Additions to Sidney Nebraska note that paving district 80 will run along specified streets. The terse description lists Lots 1 2 in both additions as part of the district’s extension.
A reader’s page mixes a beef recipe from Beef Cookery with a mashed-together notice for Sidney Nebraska zoning work. The recipe lists beef cubes browned in lard with onions and sour cream sauce, then a macaroni dish baked with ground beef tomato sauce and corn. The notice outlines road and street improvements for a district along Trail Road and Lodgepole Road with required objections due by April 17, 1957 and city council actions.
Allen Meier presided while Phil Ket chum served as secretary. The club outlined a year of events from March 2 9 National 4 H Week to Dec annual 4 H party with dates for demonstrations camps fairs and achievement days. Roger Adams proposed meeting on the third Tuesday monthly with next gathering May 21. The group viewed a film How to Judge Livestock and decided on a future Advanced Electronics project.
The Lucy Steppers 4 H Club met at Jolene and Mary Jurgens home on Friday April 26 for reorganization. Six members and Miss Bonnie Lindau attended. Newly elected officers are Mary Jurgens president Marlene Miller vice president Elizabeth Shing secretary Jolene Jurgens treasurer Carol Bruns music leader Darlene Miller reporter and Mrs Louis Jurgens leader. Projects chosen are Beginning Baking and Lets Sew. An inch long dessert was served. Next meeting is Thursday evening May 23 at Floyd Miller home. Darlene Miller reporter
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