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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1959
Page
6
Sidney Nebraska amends Article XVI section 1600 of the National Building Code to require permits bonds and licenses for erecting signs and outdoor displays with a five dollar permit fee and a one thousand dollar bond for signs over street frontage. The ordinance also sets license terms and identification requirements and exempts licensed electricians from the bond.
Official Village Caucus set for March 3 1959 8 PM at the school house to nominate trustees four for two year terms and four for three year terms with two seats per election on April 7 1959 Also a March 2 1959 Village Board hearing on liquor licenses including Engelerts package beer off sale and Phelps on and off sale beer licenses for properties in Lodge Pole Nebraska Clerks Henry Jenik and notices advertise the proceedings and locations
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska publishes a notice that a petition for final settlement, determination of heirship, inheritance taxes, fees, and commissions, distribution of estate and final account discharge will be heard on February 26, 1959 at 10:00 A M. Heaton & Heaton Attorneys at Law L Thorpe Acting County Judge.
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska notes petitions for probate of Anton Policky will and for appointment of Joe Policky as executor. Hearing set February 26 1959 at 10 AM before Acting County Judge J L Thorpe. Peetz and Balderson represent executorship.
Cheyenne County Commissioners gathered at the County Courthouse Sidney Nebraska with adjournment taken February 3 1959. Chairman Cecil Hunt opened the meeting approving minutes of the prior session and listing members George H Fleming I L Pindell Frank Balderson. The board audited and approved claims with instructions to pay from the respective funds.
The ordinance grants no permit for signs over ten square feet on walls or up to twenty two square feet for projecting signs and up to twenty five square feet for ground signs advertising sale or rental, while stressing safety obligations and a constitutional validation clause. It became effective after February 23 1959 with Ferris Preble as mayor and Gordon R. Tobin as city clerk. In Flagstaff Goldie Newam filed a campaign expense report listing one nickel for stamps.
Car advertisement touts Slimline design with Fisher Body roomier body and soundness. Highlights include Magic Mirror Finish lasting up to three years, sweeping curved one piece windshield, safety plate glass and broader windows for seating comfort and more luggage space.
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