Sidney Nebras ka Mayor and Council meet for weed tax hearing
The November 14 1966 regular session of the Sidney Nebraska Mayor and Council included a Board of Equalization for weed cutting assessments for 1966. No objections were filed, no attendees appeared, and the council adopted a resolution levying the special assessments. The meeting also reviewed rezoning petition for Lot 3 Block 30 Original Town and approved building applications. Other actions included an electric rate study proposal, October 1966 financial reports, an offer to tear down old buildings, bids for a new waste department packet truck, retaining expert real estate appraiser William B Weir for Airport Project 925-029-0705, and authorization to pay a project bill to Cheyenne County Judge.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Thorpe
Dorwart
Hos Sle
Bauman
Young
Felsch
Tobin
Clinton
Board of Equalization
Sidney Telegraph
Cork
Hossle
Hessle
Stanley Larabee
C-1
C-2
Hassle
Planning Commission
Oberfelder
Stenson
R. W. Beck and Associates
Moton
W. L. Hawkins
Waste Department
Motion
William B. Weir
Sidney Municipal
Sidney Municipal Airport
Cheyenne County
Williams & Evans
Gordon R
Sheriff’s sale of mineral interests in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of the 19th Judicial District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska the sheriff will sell at public auction at the east door of the Sidney courthouse at 10:00 A.M. on the Sunday of December 1966 the undivided fractional interests in oil gas and minerals in multiple lands in Cheyenne County Nebraska listed by section township and range The sale is pursuant to an execution in Leonard J Fine plaintiff versus Donald H McLaughlin defendant The interests include 40/3360ths in portions of Sections 6 7 8 18 11 12 13 Township 13 North Range 51 West and related parcels with additional fractional interests in Sections 8 18 23 25 26 27 31 Township 13 14 North Range 49 52 West and 14 ...
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19Th Judicial District
Cheyenne County
Leonard J. Fine
Donald H. McLaughlin
Sidney
Nebraska
Towit
Township Thirteen
W. W. Schulz
Notice of Final Settlement Cheyenne County Nebraska 1966
Notices announce final settlement and heirship hearing for John H. Dissmore estate on December 5 1966 at 10 00 AM including inheritance taxes fees and commissions and discharge. Also notices creditors claims deadlines November 21 1966 February 21 1967 and probate of Minnie Tobin estate with hearing November 21 1966. Bidding for garbage packer truck due December 12 1966. Public notices list executors administrators and attorneys.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
John H. Dissmore
Sydney G. Finch
Minnie O. Tobin
State of
Sidney
Gordon R. Tobin
George W. Frerichs
Sydney G
Finch County
J.L. Thorpe
Lodgepole Village Board meets November 7 1966
Lodgepole village board holds regular meeting at town hall at 7 30 pm with all members present. Minutes approved. multiple bills across General Fund Electric Fund Water Fund and others listed for payment. Clerk Henry Jenik and others noted. adjournment follows. Notice of final settlement and district court notices follow in the same document.
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Lodgepole
Lloyd Bondegard
Harold Kreider
Dick Smith
Paul Fraass
General Fund
Henry Jenik
Clerk Treas
John Oliverius
Superior Match Co
Lodgepole Tele
Sidney Telegraph
Kripal
Varricu
V.F.D
Krieger v Twyanna Gayle Krieger divorce notice
Cheyenne County Nebraska files an absolute divorce action alleging extreme cruelty. Defendant must answer by December 12, 1966 or a decree will be entered. Also included are estate claims and public notice of filing deadlines for creditors with court dates December 5, 1966 and March 7, 1967.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Donald Eugene Kreiger
Plain , Tiff
Donald Eugene Krieger
John Seyfang
Said
Seals
Sydney G
Finch County
Martin
Fire Wood Seasoning Guidelines in Nebraska
Homeowners seek guidance as cold weather looms. Thoroughly seasoned firewood yields better combustion, less creosote buildup, brighter heat, lighter weight, easier ignition, and less smoke. Most Nebraska hardwoods, especially ash oak and hickory, are suitable, with apple woodif available, sold by cord or rick.
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Nebraska
Glass bottles withstand 400 G tests in lab
Modern bottles endure near four hundred g in Institute tests while astronauts face about eight g during re entry. Production of glass bottles and jars is expected to exceed thirty billion in 1966, equating to about 152 jars per person nationwide. A Kentucky man shows off a new dance move as he winds through a crowd toward a soft drink machine.
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New York
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
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Leota Johnson
Wellner
Wright
Melvin Adams
Budolsen
Louis Wittrock Haskell
Lows Wittrock Haskell
Sheriff’s Sale
John Peetz, Jr
Donald J. Tedesco
Wallace S. Doran
Carl J. Schmidt
George Emanuelson
Bond & Robinson, Pt
Wheat Belt
Kripal Chevrolet Co
Insurance Fund
Sal
WH & SS
Electric Fund
S. A. Foster Lbr, Co
Bond & Robinson
Coll’s
Acc’t
Freight Skinner Supply Co
Pipe Insurance Fund
Ld i
Chappell Hollestone
Acc
Ideal Motor Court
Lodgepole Tele. Co. V.F.D
Peterson & Pivonka
Farmers Co-op Elevator Co
Estron
Fraass
Lloyd Boudegard
TIP Top Products Company, A.corporation
E. H. Ritz
Panhandle Drug Service
TIP Top Products Company
Heaton & Heaton
Colgate Palmo- Live Company : A Corporation
E.H. Ritz
Colgate Palmolive Company
Attorneys At Law
Alps
Europe
France
Danube Plain
Louisville
Donna Myers
Llth Ave
Prestonsburg
Norman Allen
Lee
Lee Glanz
Buick
Hahler Motors
10Th Ave
The
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