Sidney Nebraska Legal Notice February 1966 City meeting actions
The Sidney city council met at 7 30 P M with Mayor Dorwart and councilmen Wilson Hoch man Hessle and Thorpe present. Benny Hochman sworn in as councilman. The council approved building permit for Carl Heins and authorized two test holes on Burlington railroad grounds. It accepted library construction, authorized payments of 3780 41 to Electric Service Co and 2436 95 to Triangle SM Plumbing, and approved related resolutions and bond listings. Council granted plans for Waste Department building bids, adopted an appropriation ordinance, and approved January 1966 treasurer and utilities reports. adjourned.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Dorwart
Wilson
Hochman
Hessle
Thorpe
Felsch
Tobin
Clinton
Benny Hochman
Hossle
Carl Heins
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Burlington’s
Spruce Street
17Th Avenue
19Th Avenue
Cheyenne County
Hassle
Electric Service Co
Triangle S-M Plumbing & Heating Co
Public Library
Final Payment Electric Service Co
Triangle SM Plumbing & Heating Co
Howard G. Duncan
Nienhueser Construction Company
Electric Service Company
Triangle SM Plumbing & Heating Company
Library Board
Waste Department
Inc
Meat Research Center to start near Clay Center Nebr in 1966
A U S Department of Agriculture project to develop a U S Meat Animal Research Center near Clay Center Nebraska will begin in 1966 on about 35000 acres at the Naval Ammunition Depot near Hastings. It is to be run by the Animal Husbandry Research Division with the University of Nebraska and other land grant experiment stations. About 10000 acres have been transferred from the depot by the General Services Administration.
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U.S
Clay Center
Nebr
Naval Ammunition Depot
Hastings
Animal Husbandry Research Division
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Land Grant University Agricultural Experiment Stations
General Services Administration
Cinchona groves decline before World War II era in Indonesia
Before World War II Indonesia held 42 000 acres of cinchona trees producing 85 90 percent of the world quinine. Groves were neglected during Japanese occupation and the fight for independence. By 1959 productive acreage fell to 16 000. The note also mentions tiny creatures traveling by air as wingless bacteria drift for days and a high altitude downhill coaster run in La Paz.
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Indonesia
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Sidney Telegraph
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Herbert A. Mueller
J. L. Thorpe
Telegraph Printing Company
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Nebraska Motor Carriers’ Association
South 13Th Street
Lincoln
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