Bridge bid invited for Sidney South Project in Nebraska
The Nebraska Department of Public Works invites sealed bids for one bridge and incidental work on the Sidney South Project No. 130-B. Bids due May 23, 1929, at 9:00 AM. Bond 100 percent. certified checks 5 percent. Start by July 1, 1929. finish by September 1, 1929. Plans at Cheyenne County Clerk or Lincoln DPW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sidney-South
Sta. 27
Sidney
R. L. _ Cochran
Henry Pavlat
Cheyenne County
Lodgepole Potter Project bid reading for culverts and bridges
On May 23 1929 until 9 o clock A M the public reading and opening of bids for grading culverts six bridges and incidental work on the Lodgepole Potter Project No 149 E Federal Aid Road will take place. Work includes 11.4 miles of earth road 106300 cubic yards unclassified excavation 42000 cubic yards station overhaul 400 cubic yards excavation for culverts 831 cubic yards class A concrete for box culverts and retaining walls 7957 pounds reinforcing steel 40 linear feet 18 inch culvert pipe 40 linear feet 24 inch culvert pipe 32 linear feet 30 inch culvert pipe 68 linear feet 36 inch culvert pipe bridges at stations 142 965 and 249 60 involve timber trestle spans with concrete floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bargain in piano sales offered in Scottsbluff Nebraska
Local ad notes a brand new high grade piano at a large reduction and a slightly used piano returned for sale at balance due. Knight Campbell Music Co seeks buyers with easy payments. Also advertising Purina Startena feed and painless dentistry services by Dr J H Abbott and David Cole Cream Station with free service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight ‘Campbell Music CO
Scottsbluff, Nebr
David Cole
H. L. Lucke
Mgr
Nebraska Announces 1930 Census Divisions and Supervisors
Nebraska will split into 11 census districts with Omaha supervising the seventh. Each district gets a supervisor and about six months of work with pay between 1500 and 2500 dollars. Enumerators in their districts will earn 5 to 8 dollars per day.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Bureau of the Census
W. M. Steuart
Bureau
Lincoln
Columbus
McCook
Beatrice
Norfolk
North Platte
Kearney
Aliance
Hastings
O'Neil
Steuart
Congress
Sears
Douglas County
Washington
Sarpy
Alliance
Dawes County
Sioux
Scottsbluff
Banner
Box Butte
Morril
Sheridan
Garden
Grant
Hooker
Thomas
Cherry
Keyapaha
Boyd
Brown
Rock
Holt
Knox
Antelope
Pierce
Cedar
Dixon
Dakota
Wayne
Thurston
Madison
Stanton
Cuming
Burt
Colfax
Dodge
Arthur
McPherson
Logan
Keith
Deuel
Cheyenne
Kimball
Blaine
Lou
Garfield
Wheeler
Custer
Valley
Greeley
Sherman
Howard
Dawson
Buffalo
Boone
Platte
Nance
Merrick
Polk
Butler
Saunders
Hamilton
York
Seward
Seventh
Eighth
Lancaster
Cass
Otoe
Hupmobile prices cut as orders flood factory lines
Hupp Motor Car Corp announced April 7 price reductions on all New Century, six and eight models, from $55 to $260. The move kicks off a 1929 expansion plan funded by a Cleveland plant purchase and increased production capacity. Orders poured in from across the United States and Canada despite poor spring weather, with activity boosted by new plant investments and subsidiary acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hupp Motor Car Corporation
Detroit
United States
Canada
Hupp
Cleveland
William McCurdy a theatrical mover on the West Coast
William McCurdy born near here rises through theater, mail routes, and management. He works from Oroville to Seattle, Los Angeles, Portland, and Vancouver, later becoming general manager of Metropolitan theatre ventures. Married Rose Fruthworth in 1912, they have three sons. He boasted of never needing parental funds while on the road and oversaw extensive 1928 club enrollments across Nebraska counties with high completion rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroville
Chesaw
Redskins
Seattle
Cyrus
Blaine
Los Angeles
L. A Polly
Oliver Morosco
Majestic Theatre
McCurdy
Majestc
Omaha
Brandies Theatre
Metropolitan Theatre
Henry Duffy
Northwestern
Bill McCurdy
Portland
Vancouver
B. C
Cornhusker Metropolie
Sidney
Extension Agent in County Vital to 4-H Club Development
Summary of 1928 figures shows county extension agents boost 4-H club completion rates. Three of four members in counties with agents finished their projects, versus only half in counties without agents. Leaders note attrition is common due to moves, illness, or stock losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Purbaugh
Lancaster County
M. L. Gould
Leona Davis
Custer County
Fillmore
Webster
Douglas
Cass
Buffalo
Boone
Clay
Kimball
Dawson County
Bruce Russell
Agricultural College
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Poland
China
W. F. Thomas
Lodge Pole
Nebr
Plymouth Rocks
Geo. Hofmann
Peetz
Tliff
Colo
Kansas
Sudan
Geo. J. Kavanaugh
Peter Helfrich
Swatzlander Ranch
Rhode Island
Fred Beyer
M. M. Herbert
Fred J. Beyer
Matt Treinen
Ohio
E. A. Ruttner
Sunol
A. A. Bauer
Sétif
O. L. Miller
Huntsman
Bentley Land Cn
John Deere Lister
J. O. Lobb
Dalton
H. T. Doran
A. S. Hardy
Campbell Furniture
Litz Cereal Mill
E. C. Stockwick
E. J. Leonard
Osage St
Martin Christofferson
E. C. McKay
New Brunswick
Commercial Hotel
Carrie Cook
Kratz Abstract Co
R. L. Cochran
Henry Paviat
al Alsheimer
Gurley
J. H. Abbott
Cole's
HL L. Lucke
Ninth
Chase
Hayes
Frontier
Gooper
Phelps
Dundy
Hitchcock
Redwillow
Furnas
Harlan
Perkins
Tenth
Hall
Adams
Franklin
Nuckolls
Everenth
Fill- More
Saline
Thayer
Jefferson
Gage
Johnson
Pawnee
Neznaha
Richardson
al Alzheimer
William McCurdy
West Coast
Hispr
H. E. Huston
Johnson County
Clayton Westcott
Bluhill Coffee
David Cole Creamery
U. P. Depot
Sidney Motor Sales Co
County
Sidney Hatchery
Avedon
Prc
Sidney Hatchery Co
C. G
Pete) Olson
Nebraska’ Press Association
the Sidney News
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