Cheyenne County Courthouse October 15 1974 Sidney Nebraska
Cheyenne County Commissioners meet after adjournment to audit claims and approve warrants. Debits include City of Sidney utilities and county projects with detailed fund allocations. Also notices of hearings in County Court involve estates of Mary Gerke Kathryn Scribner and related constitutional amendment submission.
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Chienenne County
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
KSID
Edward Narjes
Raymond Beyer
C A Bode
City of Sidney
Cheyenne County Weed Control
del Chemical Corp Do
Farmers Union Coop
Lavern Flessner
Gravel
Elmer Gabel
Rent
Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas
Utilities
Kansas Nebraska Gas - Chappell
Kansas Nebraska Gas - Kimball
Missouri Valley Construction
Mobil Os Co
Neinhaeser Construction Co
M C Schatf & Associates, Inc
Sidney Office Supply, Inc
Tri State Supply
Montgomery Car & Truck Center
Aiwa
City of
General Fund
American National Bank
Guy F Bush
Irwin Caldwell
Cheyenne County Road Dept
Foster Lumber Co
Gambles
Goldtrap Printing Co
Harolds Electric
Hartzler Plumbing & Heating
Hipp Wholesale, Inc
Ecton
Robert Hossle
Janda Tobin Drug
Carl W Christ Construction Co
Jerry's Sinclair, Co
Kissack Co
John’s
Sitney
Kansas Nebr Gas Co
Jack R Knicely
Liljegrens
Liljegrens Agri Service
John Peetz
Powell Ace Hardware
George Bailey
Rybolt
Sears Roebuck
Servisoft Soft Water Service
Road Bridge Fund
Sidney 66 Oil Co
Sidney Office Supply
Emergency Relief Fund
I W
Mary A Gerke
Ida S Gerke
Kathryn Sterling Scribner
Helen Kathryn, Davis
Orange County
California
Holiday Inn matches fund for killer reward
Ogallala and Des Moines Holiday Inn chains fund a reward drive to convict the Aug 22 Des Moines killing of Luis Trujillo Jr., 22, night auditor at the Downtown Des Moines Holiday Inn. The fund totals over $2,500 with Keith County Bank and Trust supervising.
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Ogallala
National Holiday Inn
Luis Trujillo Jr
Trujillo
Des Moines
Iowa
Holiday Inn
Keith County
Neb
Luis Trujillo
Des Moines Holiday Inn
Ogallala Holiday Inn
Keith County Bank and Trust Co
Associated Press
Trujills
Homecoming Parade At Peetz High School Celebrates Flight of Fantasy
Peetz community notes a busy Homecoming week with class hall decorations, floats, bikes, and motorbikes. Winners in floats, bicycles, and motorbike divisions are listed, followed by a pig roast and a homecoming game where Peetz defeated Weldona 8-0. Queen and King candidates are named and crowned at halftime, then a Homecoming dance followed. Community gatherings include card party at Sacred Heart, alumni planning meetings, United Methodist Women Fun Night, and bridge club results. Relatives and visitors are mentioned across town with funerals and travels in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey Raffleson
Brian Fairchild
Lisa Roele
Shawna Nelson
Rick Gillham
Gary Brachtenbach
Legion
Lion's
Peetz
Weldona
Lynn Fuehrer
Lynnette Roelle
Judy Schumacher
Bernie Bullock
Bryan McRea
Rick Nienhuser
Alt
Bob Gillham
Gary
Keith
Viola Wood
Grepley
Colo
Mountains
United Methodist
Mary Gillham
Margaret Miller
Bridge Club
Maynard Schumacher
Roger Adams
James Kerr
George C Fehringer
Marlin Michaels
Jim Kerr
Beaby
Ray Rockwell
Burlington
Cole
Henry Vallier
Mary Dallegge
Mary Vallier
Gordon Valker
Yankton
West Point
Lake City
Minn
Randolph
Nebr
Ednar Adams
Ruth Meyer
Lyra Sethaler
Edith Ross
Orpha Gillham
Ella B Barnett
Edna Adams
Local Social Notes Highlight Idaho Visits and Gatherings
The column records numerous visits and social runions across Idaho and Nebraska including Stone and Twin Falls Idaho with stops at the Snake River Canyon where Evil Knievel attempted a jump. Several residents hosted dinners and attended games while others visited relatives in Gordon Sidney Oshkosh Gurley and Lodgepole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Knapp
Kenneth Knapp
Stone
Idaho
Gary Yarbourgh
Twin Falls
Snake River Canyon
Evil Knievel
Don Lafler
Raymond Tilghman
John Webb
Charles Freed
Denver
Colo
Gordon
Billie Dickinson
Jim
Dale Dickinson
Woodrow Dotson
Bushnell
A. A. Fenske
Alan Webb
Big Springs
Esther
Leah Booth
Albert Hornicek
John Hornicek
Melvin Kokes
Mel Redman
Dale Kohlschmidt
Kyle
Erma Curtis
Russell Church
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dennis Church
Paul
H WU
Lodgepole
Tom Allington
Wilcox
Measures To Be Voted On November 5 1974 Ballot Titles
Legal notice outlining measures on the November 5 1974 ballot including amendments proposed by the eighty third legislature second session and statements of explanation prepared by the executive board of the legislative council intended to inform voters about the proposed amendments.
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Italica
The
Legislative Council
Proposal to expand University of Nebraska Board of Regents
A vote for expands the eight member elected Board of Regents by adding three nonvoting student members. These would be the student body presidents of UNL, UNO, and UNMC, serving for their terms as student leaders. A vote against would keep eight elected members and provide for nonvoting student membership on the Board of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Ft Omaha
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska Atudents
Board of Regents of
The
Nebraska University Regents and nonvoting student members
Section excerpts describe Section 30 of Article VII outlining a University of Nebraska Board of Regents of six to eight members elected by districts under legislative direction, plus three nonvoting student members. The text specifies nonvoting status and designations, but ends mid sentence with unclear completion of the member description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Board of Regents
Constitutional amendment changes Legislature meeting date time
Proposed Amendment No 2 would move the annual regular session start from January’s first Tuesday at noon to 10 00 AM on the first Wednesday after the first Monday in January while retaining the noon start on the first Tuesday in January constitutional text notes the amendment is to be voted at the general election in November 1974
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Nebraska
Amendment 3 Would Remove Some Governor Review Rules
Proposed Amendment No 3 would strike the requirement that every order resolution or vote of the Legislature be submitted to the Governor for approval or disapproval but would keep the rule that every bill passed by the Legislature must be presented to the Governor for approval or disapproval. The measure would retain the requirement to present to the Governor for his approval or disapproval every action that reaches his desk.
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Nebraska
Secretary of State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth L Rose
Fair Fund
Thrud
Jack Ellis
Tri State
Knowles
Wilbur E
Mabel C. Henke
County of Cheyenne
Nienhueser Construction Company
Sunol
Rc&d
Charlotte Kenton
Mary Ann Knackstedt
Virgil Knackstedt
Patricia Kurz
Bernice Russell
Nadine Thorpe
George L. Bailey
Kenneth L. Rose
Robert Hassle
State of
Allen J. Beermann
Mary A. Gerke
s-LaVonna Bobo
Martin, Mattoon & Matzke
S- LaVonna Bobo
Holiday Inn Matches Fund
American Legion Auxiliary
Sacred Heart Church
Wayne Ziebarth
Kenneth Namath
Loyal
Dale Verton
Phil Mashek
Firth Booth
Dan
Lester Range
Cecil Hunt
George Fleming
Oshkosh
Don Hunt
Wilford Kreider
Grant
H. H. Misegadis
Misegadis
Eo Phat
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