General Election Notice for Cheyenne County 1958
A general election will be held in Cheyenne County at its usual voting precincts from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM on November 4, 1958. Ballots include U S Senator, U S Congress from the 4th District, Governor and other state officers, Nebraska Supreme Court Sixth District judge, Sixth District State Board of Education, and 43rd District Legislature member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Congress
Nebraska Supreme Court
State Board of Education
Nebraska
Anna B. Zalesky
Delmar D. Zalesky
Cheyenne County Ballot Proposals Include Tax Question
A historical sample ballot lists Cheyenne County Nebraskas tax levy up to 1 10 of a mill for a county historical association fund and outlines multiple proposed constitutional amendments and county officer races. It notes I I L Pindell as county clerk and records the 1958 Sidney filing. An American style motel for motorists is noted as built in Hamburg Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Hamburg
Germany
Measures to be voted upon November 4 1958 ballot titles
Legal notice outlines proposed constitutional amendments by the 1987 legislature with ballot titles and texts. It specifies measures to be considered in the November 4 voting, signaling official submission for public consideration.
Nebraska proposes three constitutional amendments for 1958 ballot
Proposed measures include (1) establishing a Governor and other executives with two year terms and Legislature oversight, (2) authorizing clearing real property tax titles after fifteen years of delinquency, and (3) creating a line of succession to the Governor if the Speaker of the Legislature cannot perform duties.
Nebraska constitutional amendment fragment
Fragmentary text outlines proposed changes to Article IV section 18 of the Nebraska constitution with references to the Speaker of the Legislature acting as Governor during vacancy or disability and the line of succession. The source presents garbled wording and misspelled terms, preventing a clear, complete summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benes
Proposed Amendment No 4 on state institutions control
The amendment seeks legislative power to provide a method to manage control and govern all state charitable mental reformatory and penal institutions with a vote on for or against.
Nebraska proposed amendments to constitution on judiciary and legislature
The document outlines proposed amendments including Article IV section 19 vesting state institution control, a new juvenile court section 27, and revised legislative terms salaries. It also covers municipal power to own and lease property and issue revenue bonds, with a Republican secretary of state note and publication dates in October 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretrycsa
Teasing Okay For Family Life In Small Doses
Dorothy V. Whipple discusses teasing in families, how to distinguish playful from malicious teasing, and signs that urge parents to act. The piece suggests self and family review, addressing favoritism, independence, and parental pressure, with outside help as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy V. Whipple
M.D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legal Advertisement
United States
Auelday
Wheatbelt
Power District
Cheyenne County Historical Association
I. I. L. Pindell
Sidney
I. L. Pindell
State of
Legistare
Ney
Legisature
She
Nereams
Frank Marsh
Bobby
Sandy
Teddy
John W. Braden
Cheyenne
C. W. Smith
Jack
R. Knicely
North Carolina
C&f
Scottsbluff
City Cab
eUses
George
Dewey" Larson
CaCiag
Oe Anes
Ath
McGinley
Congress Committee
M. & Rasdal
Frank P. Button
Ogallala
Democratic
Cheyenne’ Co
e-Elect
P. J. Heaton, JR
Democrat
Arr Pre
Si. TY Jan Ene Cou
Ae Attorney
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