Sidney Nebraska approves electric system revenue bonds ordinance
City of Sidney Nebraska enacts Ordinance No 36 authorizing issuance of Electric System Revenue Bonds totaling 1 240 000 to retire 690 000 outstanding bonds and fund 550 000 for extending improving and enlarging its electric plant distribution system and transmission lines, pledging all system revenue and earnings for debt service with Series A B C D bond schedules and a Kirkpatrick Pettis sale.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Public Works
Electric System
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company
Omaha
Kirkpatrick- Pettis Company
Cheyenne County
H. E. Pierson
G. R. Tobin
Ordinance detail for Sidney electric plant bonds and funds
The document lays out the authority, funds and accounts for a City of Sidney electric light and power system bond issue. It specifies fund divisions, operation and maintenance, bond, bond reserve, and maintenance reserve accounts, plus tax and rate provisions, insurance, audit, refinancing rules, and supervisory duties for engineering and accounting. It also covers preferences for bond refunding, sources of revenue, and protections for bondholders with irrevocable contract language and voting thresholds.
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Sidney
Light and Power Plant
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company
Nebraska
Federal Power Commission
Omaha
Certified Public
Notice to Creditors in Schwartz Estate Cheyenne Neb
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska issues notice to all concerned that claims against the Wilhelm Schwartz estate must be filed by November 16, 1951 or be forever barred. A hearing on claims is set for November 17, 1951 at 10 a.m. in court. Attorneys Kepler and Knicel represent the estate. Robt. A. Barlow listed as County Judge.
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Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
United States of America
Cheyenne County
Bank of California
Harry B. Jones
O. G. Bradbury
Nick Burr
Clarkson
Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad
County
Myrna Radcliffe
District Court
Wilhelm Schwartz
State of
Cattle Country Debuts As UP Agricultural Film
Union Pacific's fifth agricultural film Cattle Country will debut in September with 15 peridipal western livestock markets. The 25 minute 16 millimeter sound and color film aims to update cattle industry members on recent advances and teach laymen the basics of beef production. Jointly produced with cattle handlers, state colleges, extension specialists and the US Forest Service, it features animated drawings and diagrams covering grazing, diet, feeds, breeds, water, branding, inoculation, parasites control, ranch planning and rail stock car loading.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Joe W. Jarvis
U. P. Agricultural Development Department
Cattlemn
United States Forest Service
University team uses foil to shield apple trees
Univer sity of Minnesota horticulturists report aluminum foil wrapping protects apple trees from rabbit damage ice damage and sun scald in deep-freeze storage and cold snaps, improving orchard resilience and fruit yield.
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University of Minnesota
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L. M. Clinton
Kepler & Knicel
Robt
A. Barlow
New
U. P
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