Local Carriers Bright Chapter In Air History
Washington report says local service airlines now fly 360 twin engine airliners about triple the fleet a decade ago and serve 580 cities. Passenger numbers rose from 1.48 million in 1951 to 106 million in 1961 with passenger miles reaching 1.34 billion. mail and freight volumes also grew sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U.S
Air Transport Association of America
ATA
Trade and Service Organization
U. S
Naval Service
Rusty leaf rust threatens Nebraska wheat yields
University of Nebraska plant pathologist Dr J L Weihing reports widespread rusty red rust on Nebraska wheat leaves. Early planting and October Indian summer create favorable conditions for leaf rust. fall epidemics may kill plants if warm days and cool nights persist, with winter cold killing most rust and no spring epidemic expected unless south inoculum arrives.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
J. L. Weihing
Weihing
PFE Orders 500 New Mechanical Refrigerator Cars
Pacific Fruit Express announces a 500 car order to expand its mechanical refrigerator fleet to 3,229 units. The 57 ft cars carry up to 170 tons with temp control from below zero to 70 F for up to 20 days. PFE, owned by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, serves perishable freight including frozen foods and fresh produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Schley
Pacific Fruit Express Company
PFE
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroads
City of Sidney Paying District Payments Due November 1962
City of Sidney announces district payments due in November 1962. All payments accrue interest and must be made to the County Treasurer at the Courthouse in Sidney Nebraska. Readable location list includes multiple streets and avenues across Sidney with specific blocks and intersections outlined for payment submission.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Birth Proof and Records in Nebraska Vital Statistics
The Nebraska Bureau of Vital Statistics notes births, deaths, marriages, and divorces since 1904. It explains obtaining certified copies for births, delays before 1904, adoption or legitimation effects, and the need for birth records for school, work, licenses, social security, and military service.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Nebraska
Popular Chicken Receives Warm Welcome
Lincoln Nebraska experts note chicken is a staple from Monday to Sunday due to economy and abundance. Extension poultry specialist John Skinner cites 258 Larousse Gastronomique methods and a range of preparations from broiled to fried to suit any occasion.
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Lincoln
John Skinner
University of Nebraska
Skinner
Classis
Larousse Gastronomique
Public Legal Notices Inform Readers Informed Privilege
Legal notices portion urges readers to review public notices in each issue to stay informed. It emphasizes the duty to be informed and to preserve this privilege as a civic obligation for the general public.
Notice of Marshal Sale in Nebraska Foreclosure Case
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the east front door of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse on December 7, 1962 at 2:00 PM. Sells the West 20.6 feet of the north half of Lot 3 as described in the decree of foreclosure issued by the U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska.
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United States District Court For
District of Nebraska
Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association
Charles A. Dalton
Virginia Dalton
Sidney National Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
United States of America
John Doe
Mary Doe
Sidney Nebraska City Council approves refunding bonds offer
In a special session October 31 1962 Sidney Nebraska City Council accepted Kirkpatrick Pettis Company refunding offer to refinance Sidney Sanitary Sewerage Mortgage Revenue Bonds Nos 41 to 120 dated September 1 1956 for 80000 at par and accrued interest payable December 1 1962 and authorized the mayor and clerk to sign the offer and execute the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Wison
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
Sidney Sanitary Sewerage
Cornelius
Clark
Moore
Heath
Wison
Coffey
Tobin
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company
Sidney Sanitary Sewerage Mortagage
Sidney
Nebraska
Public sale of real estate to satisfy judgment in Nebraska
Property listed includes the North Half of Lot Four in Block Twenty four in Clarkson's Addition to Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska. Action dated November 2 1962. Marshal Jack D. Obbink signs for the United States District Court with attorneys Martin Davis Mattoon Matzke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NSA
Jack D. Obbink
United States
District of Nebraska
Martin, Davis, Mattoon & Matzke
City Council Passes Resolution and Adjourns
The Cheyenne council considered and adopted a resolution prior to the call date with the County Treasurer. The motion by Cornelius and second by Moore carried. The meeting adjourned with attestation by Gordon R. Tobin and City Clerk Dean Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Cornelius
Moore
Gordon R. Tobin Dean Wilson
Hearing to probate foreign will in Cheyenne County
Estate of Ralph Linn Stevens probate notice announces petition filed in County Court Oklahoma County Oklahoma for appointment of Elizabeth Stevens as executrix. Hearing set for November 13 1962 at 10 oclock AM. Court date appears in Cheyenne County Nebraska notice dated October 29 1962. Clinton McNish attorneys represent the estate.
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Ralph Linn Stevens
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma
Elizabeth Stevens
C. W. Smith
Clinton & McNish, Altorneys
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8Th Avenue
Hickory
Illinois
Newton Street
24Th Avenue
Fae Deborah Drive
Tracks
Beverly
Keller Drive
Summit Drive
Parkview Road
Osage Street
Dodge Street
14Th
11Th
Toledo Street
Grant Street
10Th Avenue
Elm Street
10Th
Edge Street
17Th
City Council
Auditor of Public Accounts
The
Nebraska Association of Insurance Agents
Bass
Ln. i
Bay
Sidney Or Kimball
Baker's Tire Service
General Tire
Chestnut
Kimball
11Th Avenue
Union Pacific Railroad
Central Ward
18Th Avenue
North Ward
Ith Avenue
East Ward
Country Club Drive
South Ward
Methodist Church
National Guard Armory
I. L. Pindell
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