City of Sidney to Sell Property to Eltra Corporation
Notice cites Ordinance 832 of 1973 and announces the sale of 15.30 acres in Section 33, Township 14N, Range 49W to Eltra Corporation for 16000 dollars, with staged payments and deed conditions. The offer requires city approvals, remedies for defects, and a 30 day remonstrance window for electors under Nebraska law.
By Mail Offer for Lincoln Journal Weekly Subscriptions
Newspaper ad promoting by mail subscriptions to the Lincoln Journal for 34 weekly issues at $2.00, including comics and features such as Silv yor Porter Blondie Orphan Annie Believe It or Not and comics like Dick Tracy. Also lists pricing for 5 weeks 2.00 and 3.75 for daily plus Sunday, annual rates and order method through the office.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From A Historic Page
A fragmented crossword list presents Across clues like Contempt and City official and Down clues including Old auto and Mortal. Several reader notes show names and mapped answers such as Agnew and Ulysses wife. the page mixes puzzle entries with stray letters and partial words.
Weed control tips for late season corn milo and soybeans
NU Extension weed specialist John D. Furrer urges farmers to apply 2 4 D for broadleaf weeds after September rains in corn and milo to improve harvest efficiency. He recommends 1 lb per acre for annual weeds and 1.5 lb for hemp dogbane and field bindweed, with fall treatments before frost. For soybeans, he notes products that dry green growth quickly and cautions on paraquat use, advising county extension offices for application specifics.
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John D. Furrer
Furrer
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Nebraska
Delinquent School Land Rent for Cheyenne County Lease
Notice from the Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds states the All Section 36 Township 13 North Range 49 West of the 6th P.M. 640 acres lease in Cheyenne County is over six months delinquent. If full payments are not made within thirty days from first publication, the lease will be forfeited. The notice is signed by Morris R. Reynolds, Executive Secretary. A separate notice informs Sidney Planning Commission meeting on Sept 12 1973 at 7 30 PM in the Council Room. The agenda is available at the City Clerk’s office.
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Sidney Telegraph
Eltra Corporation
Cheyenne County
Union Pacific Railroad
Northwest Quarter
F. M. Wistert
Altest
R. H. Bayer
Vern O. Brauer
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Lincoln
Morris R. Reynolds
Planning Commission
Gordon R Tobin
VA Van Will Tour State To Provide Counseling
The Veterans Administration sends an office on wheels to 28 Nebraska communities with two counselors to assist veterans and families. The mobile unit will visit cities from Kearney on Sept 14 15 to Plattsmouth Oct 23 with stops including Holdrege Lexington North Platte Sidney and more. Officials aim to reach veterans not fully using benefits and provide information on health education housing and job training.
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Veterans Administration
Nebraska
Kearney
Sidney
Don V Campbell
Lincoln
Veterans’ Benefits
Platte Valley State Bank
U. S
Dave Martin
Richard L. Roudebush
North Platte
Ogallala
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Chadron
Valentine
O'Neill
South Sioux City
Wayne
Norfolk
West Point
Fremont
Columbus
Hastings
York
Fairbury
Beatrice
Falls City
Auburn
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
Campbell
Farmers Get Top Prices Across Nebraska Mid August
Nebraska farmers saw record price highs in mid August with the 1909-14 base index hitting 642, up 31 percent for the month and 79 percent from a year earlier. Wheat averaged 4.07 a bushel, corn 2.50, soybeans 8.80, hogs 56.60 per cwt, and sorghum 4.26 per cwt as the national index rose 3 percent from July.
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Division of Agricultural Statistics
Associated Press
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