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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1961
Page
7
Public legal notices in Cheyenne County Nebraska state claims against the estate of T Clinton H Chalcreditm ers due January 12 1962 with a hearing January 15 1962. A separate notice covers final settlement for Lewis Lenz estate with October 2 1961 hearing. Multiple real estate foreclosure actions by City of Sidney seek answers by November 6 1961.
Public notices published under legal requirements inform the general public about upcoming actions and requirements. The notices emphasize the importance of reading every issue to remain informed and aware of civic procedures and rights.
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission schedules hearing for Vincent & Welch 160 acre drilling units in Sund Field Cheyenne County with proposed rule amendments including bond Form 3 and packer leakage tests. Notice to interested parties invites appearance October 17, 1961 at Fort Sidney Hotel.
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announces probate of the will for Byron Reeve deceased. Petition seeks Emme Reeve as Executrix with hearing set in October 1961 at 10 00 AM. Attorney C W Smith Jack R Knicely notes and date 11 14 17 appear. Also notices a separate school land lease sale on October 26 1961 at 9 30 AM in Sidney with bid prerequisites and Board reserves right to reject bids.
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska announces final settlement and determination of heirship for the estate of Sunshine Sanks. Inheritance taxes, final account, and discharge will be heard October 5, 1961 at 10:00 AM in the court with Clinton and McNish representing.
The Mayor and City Council of Sidney Nebraska will meet as Board of Equalization in the Council Rooms of the City Auditorium at 7:30 PM on October 9 1961. The purpose is to equalize and levy special assessments for sidewalk construction along specified lots in Grabill and Clarkson additions and the Original Town of Sidney. Carrying out assessment relief requests, if any, may be presented to the Board. Gordon R. Tobin, City Clerk.
The Sidney Nebraska city council met September 25 1961 at 7 30 P M with Mayor Moore and councilors Clark Cornelius Wilson present. They approved building applications for tarl Winter Mrs Anna Rezac City of Sidney Mira Hester and Isage Grocery and accepted a bid of 1627 00 from Electric Storage Battery Co Denver for power plant storage batteries. A sidewalk assessment resolution earmarked costs for Lots 26 Grabill Addition Lot 1 Clarkson 2nd Addition and South 26 feet of Lot 15 Original Town with a Board of Equalization set for October 9 1961 at 7 30 P M and notice to property owners in The Sidney Telegraph.
The Sidney Nebraska City Council resolves to create Paving District No 98 with publication of notices in The Sidney Telegraph in August and September 1961. It finds no objections, authorizes contracts and special assessments, hires E Y Grupe as special engineer, and ratifies waiver of appeal in eminent domain. City Manager notes broken downtown curbs and council adjourns.
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