Sidney area rent controls restored and set to August 1 1950
Federal rent stabilization returns to Sidney Nebraska effective November 5 1950 with rents rolled back to August 1 1950 levels under the Critical Defense Housing Area designation. Officials announce hearings will be held by a local Rent Advisory Board and outline eviction rules requiring certification from the rent stabilization office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Area
Sidney
Director of Rent Stabilization
Tighe E. Woods
Nebraska
Secretary of Defense
Office of Defense Mobilization
Economic Stabilization Agency
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Sioux Ordnance
Mr. Woods
I. J. Jamroy
Richard H. ‘Evans
Chicago
Squire B. Stevens
Elaine Johnston
Denver Area
Evans
Defense
National Director of Rent Stabilization
Nebraska school land lease auctions set for late November
Cheyenne County hosts a major bid sale of thirty parcels from November 29 to December 5 1951. State officials report the auctions follow a court ruling against lease renewals and aim to liquidate school lands amid political debate. Governor Peterson considers a special session as lawmakers probe leasing policy and potential sale authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Edu
A. M
P. M
Oreléck P. M
Telegraph
Téverace
Peterson
Ray A. Babcock
Sidney
Babcock
State Board of ‘Educational Ns
Ede
State Supreme’ Court
Educational Lands
John Kletkner
Fin Cherry County
Val Peterson
Oil-Gas News Quiet in Area with Few New Wells
Oil and gas activity reported only minor items Monday with no new discoveries in the region. Notable items include several wells at various depths in Nebraska and Colorado, a few farmouts awaiting tools, and multiple tests abandoned for lack of oil.
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Peuel County
Ohio
Marlowe Field
Gulf Plains
Texas Co
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Brown Drilling Co
Jurgens
J. C. Winn
Oberndorfer No. 1
Dalton
Deuel County
Hopkins
Bernard Knudsen
Wagner
Graylin
Maude Knudsen
Koenig-Ashby
Keith County
Ogalalla
Pat Pattison
Sterling
Colo
Keith
McGinley Land and Cattle Company
Martin
Myrtle Ross
Alliance
Ray A. Hose
Davis and Hose Company
Springfield
Ill
Graff elected District Chairman at Windy Plains Scout Dinner
Ray Graff of Dalton was elected District Chairman of Windy Plains Scout District at the Annual District Dinner and Meeting at the Sioux Ordnance Depot on November 1. He is active in Cub and Boy Scouting in Dalton and serves as International Commissioner, succeeding Rae L. Jones of Sidney. Ira Steward and Vergal A. Winn were elected officers, with Dean Hagemeister of Potter and others joining the Council Executive Board. Star-Scout Tom Reader spoke of his Philmont Scout Ranch experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Graff
Dalton
Windy Plains
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Graff
Lloyd
University of Nebraska
Lyle
Cub Scouts
Lions International
Rae L. Jones
Sidney
Ira Steward
Vergal A. Winn
Wye-Braska
Dean
Scottsbluff
Leroy Johnson
November 12 Armistice Day Closings Not Yet Set
Sidney stores and barbers shops show no definite policy on closing Monday November 12 for Armistice Day. Six grocers advertise closures, others may follow. Veterans groups will observe the holiday. Sidney football game at Chap pel that afternoon. Offices will largely close. detailed Friday Telegraph report planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Chappell
Telegraph
Public Invited To Bazaar And Dinner At St Patrick's Academy
The public is invited to attend the annual bazaar and dinner at St. Patrick's Academy auditorium this Wednesday and Thursday. Dinners start at five each evening and are sponsored by The Altar Society. Capacity crowds are common and the were known for prompt service. The bazaar will offer many attractive items for sale.
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St. Patrick's Academy
Altar Society
Fair Board Meeting Called in Cheyenne County Court House
The Cheyenne County Fair Board called a meeting for this Tuesday at eight o'clock in the county courthouse. Stakeholders and community members are invited to attend and discuss fair preparations and upcoming events.
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Cheyenne County
Court House
Governor To Address Soil Group Dinner
Gov. Val Peterson will speak at a soil conservation recognition dinner at City Auditorium on Thursday, November 29, honoring Grafton Crabb Ed Block and Francis Egging for achievements in Cheyenne County. The event is organized by the county board with The Telegraph editor Jack H. Lowe as master of ceremonies. Expectations point to about 150 attendees, with Peterson’s first Sidney appearance in over two years and his U.S. Senate race bid adding interest.
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Eo G
Val Peterson
City
Grafton Crabb
Ed Block
Lodgepole
Francis Egging
Potter
Omaha World Herald
Cheyenne County
American Legion Auxiliary
Jack H. Lowe
The
Telegraph
Lee Girardot
Sidney
United States Senate
Girardot
World Herald
Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha
Potter Wheat Farmer Again Takes Honors
Fred Elmquist of Potter repeats as Nebraska Wheat King at the 1951 Wheat Show, winning with Cheyenne wheat and topping the western division. Ralph Panabaker of Dalton is runner up with Cheyenne. Judge panel included H C Van Houten. 322 entries, 400 attendees. 4-H team led by Joe Havelka, Alfred Placek champion, and Sidney FFA team led in judging. Wheat queen Mary Ann Hammond crowned. prize sample quality praised. University and U S Department of Agriculture announce new wheat disease and varietal improvement research program funded by the university.
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Sidney
Fred Elmquist
Potter
Ralph Panabaker
Dalton
Mr. Elmquist
Gordon Tobin
Chamber of Emerce
Mary Ann Hammond
Violet Shepherd
J. C. Swinbank
Lincoln
Secre
Nebraska
Cheyenne Wheat
Elmquist
Cheyenne
Central Nebraska
Cordy Kester
Cambridge
Kenneth Swartz
Fairmont
Allen Snell
James Pederson
Seward
Snell
Herb
Cloud King
Rushville
Clarence Kraft
Alliance
Harry Clark
H. C. van Houten
Ass’t
Omaha Grain Exchange
Loup City
Joe F. Havelka
Alfred Placek
Dick Palu
Fred Lewandowski
Jim Coulton
Shermann
Sidney Ffa
Kimball County
FFA
Bob Call
Cecil Means
Omaha Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Division
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
C. M. Hammond
Nebraska Wheat Queen
Cheyenne County
Shirley Madden
Lorenzo
Alice Madden
Gwen Johnson
Gordon
Shirley Walker
Dixie Dykman
Lodgepole
Linda Hopkins
Mari Anne Schadegg
Kimball
J. Fred Thompson
E. E. Haines
Cheyenne County Wheat
Swinbank
University of Nebraska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dean W. W. Lambert
Agricultural Experiment Sta
Landlord Registration Held at City Auditorium
The Office of Rent Stabilization announced that Sidney landlords must register this week. Registration will be on the main floor of the Auditorium during regular hours, not at 1015 Illinois St. Posters and forms are provided, with visits planned to other county towns to cover all affected landlords.
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Office of Rent Stabilization
Sidney
Ilinois St
Illinois Street
Spain Rites to Be Held in Sioux City for 66 Year Old
Mrs. Jessie Spain 66 mother of Mrs. F O Kiernan of Ordville died in a Sidney hospital. Body to be sent to Sioux City for burial beside her husband who died in 1945. Craig Mortuary in charge. Born April 12 1885 in Chamberlain she lived in Chamberlain Sioux City Hastings Nebr and Ordville. Survived by daughter a grandchild Richard Kiernan a sister and a brother.
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Jessie Spain
F. O. Kiernan
Ordville
Sidney Hospital
Sioux City
Craig
Spain
South Dakota
Chamberlain
Richard C. Spain
Sioux City. Mrs. Spain Also Resided In Hastings, Nebr
Richard Kiernan
Big Fine for Deer Killing in Cheyenne County
Williams of Rule was fined 407 dollars in Cheyenne County Court for shooting a deer before the season. State game warden Wiedman said he caught Williams with the deer meat, with 100 dollars fine, 300 dollars liquidated damages, and 7 dollars costs. Also fined were Sidney men Treinen Jr. and Congreve five dollars each on three counts for shooting game birds from a car.
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Co. W. Williams
Rule
Cheyenne
George Wiedman
Gering
Williams
Weidman
State Game Commission
Arnold Braasch
Roy Walker
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Huntsman
John Treinen Jr
James Congreve
Sidney
New Tax Notice System Rolls Out in County
County Treasurer Herbert Stevens unveils a pre written receipt system covering all personal assessments motor vehicles and real estate with about 17000 notices mailed The new format mirrors county books speeds up payments and improves accounting It explains how to use the sealed envelopes pull out statements and remit payments by mail or at the counter Those delaying payment are cautioned to act promptly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stevens
Telegraph
Stevens
Douglas
Lancaster
Scotts Bluff
Cheyenne County
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Han
Tary
Sven Liljigren
Fair Board
Soil Group
Potter Wheat Farmer
Miss Hammond
Weidman and
Braasch
Sheriff’s Office
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