Maine Chosen Honor Graduate Commended by Sioux Army Depot
Lt Col Cyril P Williams, commanding officer, praised Maine as an honor graduate, noting the immense effort required and the rare achievement. He highlighted devotion to duty, responsibility, performance, and self-improvement as marks of the commendation, saying the award reflects credit on Maine and Sioux Army Depot.
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Cyril P. Williams
Sioux Army Depot
Sioux Army
Col Williams
Maine
Robert R. Maine
Fort Belvoir
Rental charges for Sidney sewerusage system set
Ordinance 734 of Sidney Nebraska updates sewer rental charges based on winter water use. It repeals and reinacts Section 22.13, detailing rates for under and over 100000 gallons, minimum charges, multiunit meters, and outside city limits connections. Effective after passage and publication on 9 November 1964.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Dean Wilson
All sun shine makes a desert sign in church bulletin
Dr. David A. Nelson, pastor of First Baptist Church in Bright Note Ow Fnsboro Kansas, posted a bulletin board sign reading All sun shine makes a desert. The quotation reflects a paradoxical view on optimism and drought.
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Fnsboro
Gap
David A. Nelson
First Baptist Courch
Notice of Incorporation and Estate Claims
Sidney Lodge No 1784 Loyal Order of Moose Incorporated declares incorporation under Nebraska law with a non profit charter and perpetual existence begun May 17, 1964. Directors nine in number to govern. Also notices claims against the estate of Henry Hargens due by February 15, 1965 with hearings November 16, 1964 and February 16, 1965.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Anna B. Fendrich
Lucy van Ness
Heaton & Heaton Attorneys
C.W. Smith
Rose M. McIntosh
John Forrest Chapman
Cheyenne County
Said County
District Court
George W. Barlow
Hilka Frerichs
John H. Kuns
Siney
SEAL s/ C. W. Smith County
Jack R. Knicely
Sidney Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose, Incorporated
Sidney
Loyal Order OF Moose
Henry H. Hargens
Henry Hargens
State of
Colorado Named Top Of The Nation In Elevation
Colorado, renowned for its high terrain with an average altitude of 6,800 feet, earns the nickname Top of the Nation reflecting its elevations and scenic profile across the state.
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Colorado
Inmate Released From Cheyenne County Jail
An 18 year old inmate Ray Herbert was released this morning from Cheyenne County jail. He was picked up in August on suspicion of car theft and is now in custody of Sacramento authorities to face parole violation charges in Sacramento.
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Ray Herbert
Cheyenne County
Sacramento
Calif
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