Sidney Nebraska adopts gas safety ordinance for LP gas
The city approves Ordinance No. 325 establishing piping, appliance and storage standards for liquefied petroleum gases, creating a gas inspector’s office, setting permit and inspection fees, and detailing penalties, enforcement, and repeal of conflicting ordinances. Includes bond requirements, reporting duties, and compliance timelines. Sealed bids invite a turbine pump project for 375 GPM against 60 psi by May 2, 1947.
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Sidney
Nebraska
NBFA
City of
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Estate No 1660 Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Creditors of Anna K Hinrichs estate must file claims by July 25 1947 or be barred. County Court will receive claims April 26 1947 and July 26 1947 at ten oclock A M to examine allow or adjust all duly filed claims. Dated April 10 1947 Robert A Barlow County Judge. (SEAL) Martin Davis Attorneys 11 18 25
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Anna K. Hinrichs
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Said County
Robert A. Barlow
Obituary for Leo Washburn at Gold Hill
Funeral services for Leo Washburn, who died at Gold Hill, were held Saturday at 2 30 p m in Conger Morris chapel with Rev Louis C Kirkby of The First Methodist Church officiating. Interment in Siskiyou Memorial Park with Gold Hill I O O F lodge in charge. He was born June 14 1904 near Edgar Nebraska and married Opal Mae Underhill July 3 1927 at Greeley Colorado. He lived in Gold Hill, was a farmer and barber and a carpenter in California and Oregon. He belonged to the Methodist Church in Sidney, Nebraska, the Gold Hill Odd Fellows lodge, a former Gold Hill city council member and a member of the local Carpenters union. He leaves his widow Opal and son Roland J at home, plus his parents two brothers two sisters and two uncles.
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Leo Washburn
Gold Hill
Conger- Morris
Louis C. Kirby
First Methodist Church
Siskiyou Memorial Park
Colo
Washburn
Sunol
Nebr
California
Oregon
Methodist Church
Sidney
Odd Fellows Lodge
Carpenters’ Union
Mr. Washburn
Opal M
Roland J
Edward B. Washburn
Clay Center
LeVern R
Fairfield
Archie E
Fae Worrell
Torrington
Wyo
Betty Slater, Jr
J. E. Hill
Clyde Hill
Edgar
Conservation Value Seen In Production
Soil conservation increases per acre production by about 20 percent on average per the USDA Soil Conservation Service annual report. It supports diversification, higher farmer income through savings on feed fertilizer labor and power, and land protection amid wartime demands. Also notes shifts in production intensity for future price changes. Always something new at THE GIFT SHOP JEWELERS. No Trespassing Signs for sale at THE TELEGRAPH, 25 cents each.
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Soil Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
THE
Telegraph
Added 4 H Awards In Prospect For 47
The 1947 4 H leadership program adds county state and sectional awards to national recognition. One boy and one girl in each county state and section receive gold medals of honor gold watches and trips to National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. The Telegraph notes spring house cleaning promotions from The Gift Shop Jewelers and Silhouette tape and dispensers.
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