Public Service Company bids to buy Sidney plant
The Western Public Service company proposes to purchase Sidney light and steam plants and keep the Sidney plant running at all times. It plans to electrify Lodge Pole valley, test two farmers’ pumps at no cost, and extend a regional grid with interlocked plants from Ogallala to Chadron. The plan includes purchasing all water needs from the city at prevailing rates and building 9000 kW capacity across Panhandle towns to improve power reliability and spur regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
MacFadden
Lodge Poole
North Platte Valley
Scottsbluff
Western Public Service Company
Lodge Pole Valley
Lodge Pole
Crawford, Chadron and
Gordon
Bridgeport
Dalton and
Gurley
Ogallala
Oshkosh
Ogalalla
Chadron
Panhandle
Laramie
City of
Western Public Service Company Bet on Sidney Growth
The Western Public Service Company, a large Texas financed outfit with assets over 10 million dollars and a capital of 350 million, is pioneering in its field and investing heavily despite no immediate dividends. It argues railroads didn’t pay early but grew with territory development, promising Sidney voters an asset to Cheyenne county through a foreseeable community boost. Also notes Silver Canyon Coal at 12.50 per ton and Cheyenne County Lumber Co. 26-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Silver Canyon
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Center News and Local Social Notes Highlight Illnesses and Visits
Center notes report Guill recovering from appendicitis after a prior attack and hopeful for no further trouble. The Ladies Aid, guests included Mr and Mrs Weigand, spent a profitable day with dinner. Will Morrow was hospitalized in Sidney after a minor stroke. Barbara Brown convalesces after an appendectomy in Sidney. Families visited Sidney and John Peterson sale drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Guill
E. N Southard
Mrs. Weigand
J. C. Guill
Chris Knudsen
Will Morrow
Sidney
Center Ladies Aid
John Peterson
Barbara Brown
Albert Linton
George Young
Hagel An
May
E. E. Osborn
Emelia Jensen
Haremony
J.C Guill
Jobe
Ethel Guill
A. H W. Draper
Ed Guill
D. C. Guill
George Fisher
E. EB. Osborn
Albert Morrow
Gladys Morrow
Denver
John Brown
Rose
Barbara
Sudden Death Shocks Local Community
Deep sorrow grips the community after the sudden death of Mrs Amos Jobe. The Jobe family once resided here and the community mourns the loss of a person regarded as a beautiful presence among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Jobe
Jobe
Government station proposed for Nebraska
The Elliott bill favors constructing a constant frequency monitor radio station in Nebraska funded at 50,000 dollars. The station would be placed near the country's geographic center to provide constant record broadcasting to detect abuses of the air as reported by the House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee in Washington.
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Department of Commerce
Nebraska
House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee
Washington
United States
Firemen's Ball Announcement by Sidney Produce Co
Sidney Produce Co invites the public to the annual Firemen's ball on February 12. The notice lists ticket details and notes proceeds support local fire department activities.
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the Telegraph
Quy V. Doran
Geo. R. Adam
City
Tenth Avenue
Public Service Company
Sidney Council
Center News
Harr
Lintot
He Cartsatt) Hospital
Sidney Produce Co
Lycoming Motor
Auburn
Connersville
Ind
Auburn Automobile CO
Auburn Automobile Company
Auburn, Indiana
Priew
Comerecilia
Freight
New York
Auburn Sales & Service
Merle Houge
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