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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1960
Page
3
Real estate ads promote multiple modest homes near schools with drastic price cuts and veteran financing. Listings show 3 bed 1 bath at 1132 Toledo and 2 bed options with basements and garages, plus terms like $750 down and monthly payments around 70 dollars in the 1940s style notice.
Real estate listings describe multiple 2 and 3 bedroom houses in various locations. Properties include attached garages, full or exposed basements, sun decks, fenced yards, and carpeted interiors with down payment options and FHA or VA financing. Many units highlight low costs, immediate possession, and favorable local markets.
Real estate brief listing notes several homes in Solano and nearby areas. A VA loan friendly 3 bedroom at 1378 Solano with finished basement, carpets, drapes, and 2 car garage is offered, plus a 2 bedroom home at 2475 Monterey with $1400 down and no closing costs. Also see 2122 Forrest duplex with rent-to-own option for $6,000.
A collage of vehicle listings includes a 1956 Chrysler New Yorker with factory air and power options, a 1957 Chevrolet Station Wagon, a 1955 Buick Special plus 1954 Chrysler Windsor, a 1950 4 ton Ford pickup, a 1939 GMC 4 ton truck with grain hoist, and a 1959 Ford Galaxy with contact numbers. An Iowa notice from Denison cites Crawford County attorney candidate Lee Farnsworth urging 60 000 Democrats to vote for him amid a county population under 20 000.
A 17 year old Tucson youth drank with friends and then displayed his strength by uprooting 12 mailboxes by hand before officers arrived.
Minnesotans visit Sund area relatives with Joe Dolepi in St. Paul and Mrs Oliverius family in Sund. Clarence Wittrock of Carpenter Wyoming joins in Sund visits. Loomis Booth and family attend alumni event, Delmar Zalesky hosts dinner for Brauer and Zalesky families. Other guests include Roy Streackter of Scottsbluff and Denver visitors. Cynthia Tilghman returns home from Cheyenne hospital and recovers.
In Rangely Colorado the Big Theatre advertised its current show with a manager’s warning that it is “one of the silliest we’ve ever seen” adding a playful, contrarian nudge to draw curiosity from locals.
Barbara Ann Blackmon, eight, caught a 16-pound king mackerel at Carolina Beach then fainted from excitement. She recalled I guess I got too excited. The moment adds local charm to the seaside fishing tale.
Employers of household workers must file social security tax reports for cash wages paid in July to September, due right after September. Tax is 6 percent total, 3 percent from employer. Delinquent employers face back taxes, interest, and penalties. Reports go to the District Director of Internal Revenue Omaha.
Hep burn T. Armstrong running for Democratic nomination for Congress was bitten by a dog during door to door campaigning. The dog's owner offered to vote for him in compensation, Armstrong said.
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