Income Up for Sidney Utility as Costs Drop
Kirkpatrick Pettis reviewed Sidney Utility System six month results for 1951 finding gross income up about 16 percent, operating expenses down 7 percent, and net available for debt service up 39 percent. They anticipate earnings over 180000 for the full year with 90000 debt service, noting fuel savings from natural gas conversions and a Nordberg engine installation to further reduce per kilowatt costs.
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Sidney
Sidney Utility System
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company
Virgil Knowles
Nordberg
Knowles
Mr. Knowles
Suspension Of Beer License Sought Here
The City Council has recommended to the State Liquor Commission that The Elkhorn Tavern beer sale license be suspended for at least thirty days after multiple County Court prosecutions for selling to a minor. A 19 year old, Giles Stowell Jr., was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Curtis Hixenbaugh and Charles Ostbloom were fined 50 dollars and costs. bartender Frank Alster also 50 dollars. Ostbloom's license was suspended six months after he used a false ID. Police noted the minor appeared younger than 18. The suspension follows a request from the State Liquor Commission.
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State Liquor Commission
Elkhorn Tavern
Robert A. Barlow
Giles Stowell Jr
Curtis Hixenbaugh
Charles T. Ostbloom
Frank Alster
Ostbloom
Stowell
City Officials Seek Stricter Enforcement of Liquor Laws
Chief Willis presented full case details to the district inspector for the commission and sent court transcripts along with the Council's recommendation. Six months ago the Council warned Sidney tavern operators to avoid selling to minors and warned that licenses could be at risk. Willis said prosecutions will continue where evidence is sufficient, targeting youths, adults who aid them, and sellers.
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Willis
Sidney
Miller Says Ike To Run For Presidency
Rep A L Miller says Eisenhower friends expect the General to return around March 1 resign his post as Supreme Commander and denounce State Department policy in Europe. Miller, Butler and Buffett spoke at the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation in Lincoln. He said Eisenhower will likely be an open candidate for the presidency and pursue independent action if diplomacy fails.
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Rep
A. L. Miller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Allied Headquarters
State Department
Europe
Miller
Hugh Butler
Howard Buffett
Omaha
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Lincoln
Eisenhower
Cleaning an oil spill on cement floors steps
Oil on cement floors does not cause damage but is unsightly and risky due to slipping. Remove by scraping up as much as possible then soak with kerosene or similar solvent. Apply oil absorbent powder to draw out remaining oil. powder is sold at most garages or filling stations.
Rent Director Named for Sidney Office in Interim Charge
Otis L. Blakely of Minneapolis Rent Stabilization will lead the Sidney area office until a local director is appointed. S. B. Stevens and Elaine Johnston depart Denver after helping set up the Sidney office. Mrs. Darlene Bowman named secretary. Office busy since rent controls were reimposed, with 936 housing units registered and 742 interviews this month. Petitions may be filed and will be reviewed by the local rent board once staffing is decided.
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Otis L. Blakely
Minneapolis
Sidney Area
S. B. Stevens
Elaine Johnston
Sidney
Denver
Darlene Bowman
Richard Evans
Chicago
NU Ag Official Is Named Vice President of Society
Dr. Marvel L. Baker, associate director of Agricultural Experiment Stations at the University of Nebraska, was named vice president of the American Society of Animal Production at its Chicago annual meeting linked to the International Livestock Show. Hilton Briggs of Wyoming was president and J. I. Miller of Cornell was secretary. The national group comprises livestockmen involved in research, extension, and production.
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Marvel L. Baker
University of Nebraska
American Society of Animal Production
Society
Chicago
Hilton M. Briggs
University of Wyyoming
J. I. Miller
Cornell University
Baker
Jury Denies Damages in First District Court Case
The November docket opened with a five and a half hour trial in the Harvey Talhelm versus Vernon Beamann suit over 261.94 in damages from a May 7 automobile accident. The jury sided with the defendant, awarding no damages. Attorneys were Heaton and Connors for the plaintiff and Kepler and Knicely for the defendant. The panel included Hokom, Brauer, Bartling, Thomas, Ehlers, Wilson, Beckmann, Irwin, Green, Seyfang, Schlaman, and Schaf. A second case, Canady versus Krueger and Thomas Lumber, seeks 3650, with jury expected to retire by afternoon. Other cases include Robinson versus Mitchell and Carlson versus Langley. Presiding judge is I. J. Nisley of North Platte. Our stock is complete. The Telegraph.
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District Court
Harvey Talhelm
Richard Talhelm
Vernon Beamann
Heaton & Connors
Kepler & Knicely
Lowell Hokom
John Brauer
R. H. Bartling
Arno Thomas
George Ehlers
Paul Wilson
H. ¥. Beckmann
Sam Irwin
Roland Green
Elmer Seyfang
Oscar Schlaman
Leo Schaf
E. L. Canady
Elmer J. Krueger
Thomas Lumber Company
Canady
Peanut Flour Cookies Promise Protein Rich Treats
Peanuts long used in cookies and baked goods. Packaged cookies now in development using peanut flour to create a tasty snack rich in protein and vitamins.
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Jeanne Crain
Twentieth Century-Fox
People Will Talk
Darryl F. Zanuck
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Fox
Cary Grant
Sol Willis
Ike
NU Ag
Rogers Jewelers
Hamilton
Elgin
Bulova
Gruen
Longine - Wittenauer
Sam Robinson
Ed Mitchell
Carlson
Langley
I. J. Nisley
North Platte
Telegraph
T.M. J
the Gift Shop Jewelers
Psi Waver
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
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