Ordinance approval and city actions in Sidney Nebraska
Council approved Ordinance No 276 authorizing issuance of District Paving Bonds of Street Improvement Districts Nos 7 and 8 for 19000 dollars, with sinking fund and taxes. The measure passed on roll call with all present voting yea. The mayor signed and approved.
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Thomas
Sidney
Nebraska
Kokjer
Els
Yea
Ells
Thompson
Heavrin
Blome
Kokijer
Grabill
Legion Park
For Sale Typewriter Ribbons in Telegraph Ad Tone
Classified note announces sale of typewriter ribbons for all machines and portable ribbons with prices 50 cents and standard ribbons 15 cents. Telegraph advertisement style, terse and commercial. Includes active offer without further details.
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Typewriter
Sidney City Council February 2 1940 Minutes Approval
The Mayor and Council of Sidney Nebraska met February 2 1940 at 7 30 PM in regular session. Present were Mayor R E Roche Clerk C C Jones and Councillors Ells Thompson Kokjer Heavrin Blome and Thomas. Quorum present. Minutes read and approved. After inspection of Appropriation Ordinance 285 Ells moved with Thompson second to…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
R. E. Roche
C. C.’ Jones
Ells, Thompson, Kokjer
Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebraska
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Fred Oeltjen deceased issues a call for creditors to present claims. A March 2, 1940 and June 2, 1949 hearing both at ten o clock A M will receive and examine all claims. Claims must be filed within three months from March 2 1940 and debts paid within one year from February 10 1940. Robt A Barlow Heaton Heaton County Judge Attorneys.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Fred Oeltjen
Sidney
A. Barlow
Heaton &Heaton
Poachers Fined For Violation Of Laws
John Engleman a 35 year old farmer near Minatare paid 90 dollars and costs after being charged by Game Warden C C Herling for out of season hunting. He claimed eight ducks were slain in one hour along the North Platte river near Minatare. The court imposed 10 dollars and costs, with 90 dollars sent to the state game commission as damages and eight ducks given to a needy family in Scottsbluff. His shotgun was confiscated. A second fining involved Louis J Bauer about 50 near Mitchell for death of a wild duck near a drainage ditch, with 10 dollar fine and costs and gun confiscation. The warden noted convictions in three other western Nebraska counties this week. In Oshkosh Judge Sam Casey fined Charles Gray about 38 ten dollars and costs for killing a wild duck near Highway 26 with gun confiscation. Ed Williams about 26 and Burdette Hedgsen about 24 were fined for selling wild geese. Williams 20 and Hedgsen 10 dollars and costs. Jake Statler of Chappell was fined 20 dollars and costs for selling geese after an open season violation.
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John Engleman
Minatare
C. O. Lyda
Gering
Engleman
C. C. Herling
Lyda
North Platte
State Game Commission
South Scottsbluff
Mor- Till
Louis J. Bauer
Mitchell
Bauer
Herling
Nebraska
Garden
Oshkosh
Sam
Casey
Charles Gray
Highway 26
Gray
Lewellen
Ed Williams
Burdette Hedgsen
Williams
American National Bank seeks loan agent license in Sidney
The American National Bank of Sidney Nebraska has filed with the Secretary of State for a license to operate as a loan agency at 901 10th Ave Sidney for March 1 1940 to February 28 1941. Directors listed are A J Jorgenson P L Martin and R F Dedrick all of Sidney Protest may be filed against the license and a public hearing may be set Information available from the Secretary of State Lincoln Nebraska Harry R Swanson Secretary of State.
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Nebraska
Grant St. Sidney
H. V. Hand
Ft. Snelling
Minn
T. A. Hand
Wadsworth
Kansas
J. H. Hand
Sidney
American National Bank of
Secretary of State
10Th ‘Ave
A. J. Jorgenson
P. L. Martin
R. F. Dedrick
Lincoln
Notice of license application for loan agency entity
The Mid-West Finance Corporation has filed with the Secretary of State an application for a license to engage in the business of a loan agency in compliance with Sections 45-112 to 46-132 inclusive of the corresponding code. Public notice is hereby given.
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Mid-West ‘Finance Corporation
Debates Still Unsettled Among Nebraska Candidates
Dr. A L Miller of Kimball Republican hopeful calls for debates with Terry Carpenter Democrat, focusing on state liquor policy and public issues. Carpenter argues with Keith Neville North Platte ex governor, while Neville hesitates, delaying any agreed series slated to begin March. Miller offered to debate on liquor, relief, roads, schools, insurance and securities, irrigation and soil conservation along with other topics of public interest.
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Carpenter
Dr. Miller
Neville
Warner
Griswold
A. L. Miller
Kimball
Nebraska
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff Oil
Keith Neville
North Platte
Miller
Neville J
Lincoln
Terry
Carpenter-Neville
Alliance School Plans Trades Apprenticeship Program
Alliance School moves to copy Sidney Course by adopting a vocational education plan. Superintendent Partridge will file with Lincoln to obtain a coordinator to supervise work placements. Sidney reports 27 boys have learned basic trades through local business cooperation.
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Alliance
Board of Education
H. R. Partridge
Sidney
C. E. Sward
H. Seaton
Partridge
Sidney Students Gain On The Job Training Support
Fartridge reported broad local business backing for a school led on the job training plan. Students are held responsible to both their temporary employer and the school for actions while employed.
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Sidney
Fartridge
Alliance GOP Vexed At State Chairman
The Alliance Times-Herald writes an open letter to Kenneth Wherry, Nebraska GOP state chairman, protesting lack of notice about a Scottsbluff district rally. It questions exclusion of Alliance and Box Butte leaders, cites missing communications from local officials, and asks for material to prove Alliance’s regional significance. The paper notes Alliance is county seat of Box Butte with thousands of residents and varied industries.
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Times-Herald
Wherry
Alliance Times-Herald
Kenneth Wherry
Alliance
Box Butte
Scottsbluff
The
Republican Committee
Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Box Butte County
Republican Central Committee
Jack Kane
Same
P. F E. Romig
Lyle Jackson
Neligh
Forgotten Alliance Urges Recognition in Nebraska Republican District
The speaker complains of neglect toward Alliance and other local Republican groups in Nebraska. They claim the local territory has substantial Republican sentiment and workers awaiting recognition, noting prior letters to former state chairman Jackson without policy change. They compare local influence to the state committee’s current power and call for attention to regional organizations.
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Alliance
Nebraska
State Committee
Jackson
Old Time Redington Settler Dies At Home
Warren B. Coulter a Bridgeport area rancher of 52 years in the Pumpkin creek valley died at his home eight miles from Bridgeport at 10 a.m. Sunday after a brief illness. He was 76, born April 19, 1863 in Camp Point Illinois. He moved to northwestern Missouri at age five and to western Nebraska in 1888. Surviving are four children Bern and Lester of Bridgeport Verna Lear of Chicago and Beulah Coulter of Scottsbluff, a brother Wilber Coulter of Longview Washington, two sisters Mary Vance of Belleville Kansas and Emma Dunham of Westboro Missouri, and he was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge.
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Warren B. Coulter
Pumpkin Creek Valley
Bridgeport
Mr. Coulter
Camp Point
Missouri
Nebraska
Mary Viola Hendrix Coulter
Bern
Morrill County
Lester
Verna Lear
Chicago
Beulah Coulter
Scottsbluff
Wilber Coulter
Longview
Wash
Mary Vance
Belleville
Kans
Emma Dunham
Westboro
The
Odd Fellows Lodge
Woman Trusted To Court On Stretchers For Citizenship
Mrs Sally Saffian of Waterbury Connecticut waited months for naturalization but fell ill with pneumonia. Hospital staff wheeled her into superior court on a stretcher to proceed with the citizenship hearing.
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Sally Saffian
Waterbury, Conn
Superior Court
Speeds of Combine A large combine to thrash acres of wheat
A field test compares a large combine thrashing rate. It can cover about 530 acres of wheat in a single session, illustrating high productivity and efficiency for harvest operations.
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Mark Howard
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Harry R. Swanson
H. ‘T. Doran
A. S. Hardy
Elm ‘St
Jess ‘Tompkins
G. P. Kratz
Far Arm Mach
William Tbergner
11Th Avenue
McCormick-Deering
Kahl- Tracy
M-M
Hornaday
Perfection Oil
Valance
Roger Francis
T. B
Bangs
Harold Koehler
Star Packing Co. of
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Curtis
Tokheim
Brewers Machine Shop
U. S
Star Packing Co
P. O
William Bergner
Call Jack Newport
World-Herald
R. A. Babcocks
Denver Post
Council
Panhandle
Alliance School
Alliance Gop
Redington
Pearson Allied Industries
Snyder
Sidney, Nebraska
Louis Volkert
Ione
Dalton ON
Brockle
Brockle Face
Lister
Harrow
John Deere
Kentucky
Ohio
New Century
Chevrolet
I. H.C
Boyd
McCormick
Sted
Ms Deyse
Fenee
United States of America
A. B. Rapp
H. K. Bond
Cheyenne County Abstract CO Abstracts
Jackson Street
Sidney, Nebr
JH. T
Doran
Banks
American National Bank
Tenth Avenue
Illinois Street
Dray Lines
Lee Gains Transfer
McDaniel Transfer Co
Hickory Street
M. J. Maher
10Th Ave
Telegraph
American Boy
American Fruit Grower
American Girl
American Magazine
American Poultry Journal
Breeder's Gazette
Cappers Farmer
Child Life
Christian Herald
Collier's Column
Etude Music Magazine
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Flower Grower
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