Cheyenne County Commissioners Move To Put Bond Issue On April Ballot
At Sidney Nebraska on February 14 1924 the Cheyenne County Board adopted a resolution to submit a bond issue of 30000 dollars for Cheyenne County Fair Grounds buildings to the April 8 1924 primary election. The petition by 38 voters prompted the review and amendment of the order. County commissioners L R Barlow A D Rose Jr W M Goding and clerk Oakley O Otten discussed the proposal. County Attorney W P Kelper and Highway Commissioner J W Billeter attended.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
L. R. Barlow
A. D. Rose, Jr
Wu. M Goding
H VP. Kelper
J. W. Billeter
Oakley O. Otten
Wm. M. Goding
Said
Oakley
Otten
Said County
Cheyenne County Fair
State of
Oakley O Otten
Bond Election Proposed for Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal voters in Cheyenne County face a primary vote on issuing thirty thousand dollars in bonds to build county fair ground facilities. The measure would fund construction, set a twenty year repayment, and a tax levy starting 1924 to pay interest and principal, with annual targets of 1500 dollars for nineteen years and residual payment in year twenty. Public notice details ballot wording and election logistics in Sidney, Nebraska.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
A. D
Board of County Commissioners
Sich
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Fair
Sidney Telegraph
Motion and Resolution on County Poor Farm Proposition
A. J. Rose Jr. moves and Win. M. Goding seconds for adoption of an order and resolution regarding the county poor farm proposition at the unjourned regular January meeting in Sidney Nebraska. The record notes February 1914 preparations for the session and business to be transacted. continued on page 5.
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A. JD. Rose, Jr
Win. M. Goding
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
Studebaker Growth and Philosophy of Quality Cars
The Studebaker story emphasizes a 72 year tradition of leadership through super service and quality. It cites 145,000 buyers last year who spent over 200 million dollars, investments of 50 million in plants, 32 million in recent years, 30,000 inspections per car, and a research bureau with 125 staff conducting 500,000 tests annually. Prices for several models are listed, urging readers to consider Studebaker as the top choice in high grade cars.
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Studebaker
Studebakers
Tve
Bureau of Research and Experiment
Why People Paid Huge Sums For Studebaker Cars
The text notes a record $200 million plus last year for Studebaker cars and a goal of 150,000 cars annually. It mentions $50 million in modern plants and equipment to build top quality vehicles. A 1918 car has covered 475,600 miles over 80 years, including a coast to coast trip in December.
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Burlington
Chicago
Studebaker
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Nebraka
Abraska
R. Barlow
A. D Rose, Jr
Enarco
Liniment
Bassett’s Pharmacy
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Quaker Inn Quality Foods and Service
Burlington Service
M. A. Shipman
W.B
H.P
Mann Motor CO
Sidney, Nebraska
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