Sidney City Council Proceedings December 22 1953
The Sidney Nebraska city council met at 7 30 p m with Mayor Lowe and councilors Thompson Pierson Cork and Foland present along with Inspector Crumiille Chief Willis Attorney Clinton and Clerk Tobin Minutes were approved and several motions passed including approving building applications for W Van Cleave Log Cabin Inn Wilson Construction Co and Western Construction Co and disapproving Ray Jacobsen No 220. The council authorized paying 645 91 to close the Fire Equipment Bond account and 2000 to the Bond Fund, approved a final replat for Grabill Addition and set up two depositories American National Bank and Sidney National Bank with specific collateral. A resolution regarding Consumers Public Power District settlements was adopted and the council adjourned.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Wetter
Lowe
Thompson
Pierson
Cork
Foland
Wes
Crumiille
Willis
Clinton
Tobin
W. van Cleave
Wilson
Construction Co
Western Construction Co
Ray Jacobsen
Delaware Trucking Co
Fire Department
Grabill
Grabill Addition
D. M. Boyd
State Liquor Control’ Commission
Western Tee’ & Storage Co
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Cheyenne County
Setondéed
Py Fosana
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company
American Satonal Bank
Sidney Nebraska, Banking Corporation
Sidney National Bank of Sidney
American National Bank
Sidney National Bank
Consumers Public Power District
District Court
Public Power District
City of
Saic
Rural Electric Company
Wheat Belt Electric Membership’ Association
van Pelt
Martin O’gdra
Jack H. Love
Gordon R. Tobin
Oil and Gas Legal Forms In Stock At The Telegraph
All standard oil and gas legal forms including leases deeds and related documents are available in stock at The Telegraph. The collection covers typical instruments used in energy property transactions and is ready for immediate use by those handling leases title opinions and royalty matters.
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Standard Oil and Gas
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Telegraph
Mount Vernon Residents Share New Year Gatherings
Mount Vernon residents and relatives conducted a busy holiday season. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Marsh and sons visited Omaha and Fremont. many local families hosted dinners and attended club meetings. Notable entries include New Year’s Day dinners with the Hammond and Johnson families, and New Year’s Day visits in Scottsbluff and Gettysburg.
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Harvey Marsh
Clark
Douglas
Omaha
Fremont
Warren Johnson
Afid
Alé ¥ d Reinelca
Walter Hammond
C. J.johnson
C. H. Hammond
Marilee
J. C. Johnson
Waler Hammond
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Consumers Public ‘Power District
Ree
Firth
Van
District Court of
van Pelt, Marti & O’gara
Va Pelt, Marti & O’gara
Lund
Geoil ‘Huhtard
Ron
Donald
DeMers
John DeMers
Johnny
Delmar ‘Zalesky
Korea
Ronald , Krueger
Ronda Kay
Krueger
Charlott Hauser
Muriel Crosby
Cécil Hunt
Burgett Peetz
Geo. Messing
Bob
Chuck Lafler
George Coulter
Potter
Cecil Hunt
Charles Daver
Wally
Dickie "Ayl
Doug McLaughlin
Alliance
Forth Booth
Savannah
Missouri
John DeMers Jr
New Mexico
California
Donald DeMers
Maxins Brown
Portales
San Clemente
Calif
Joyce
Jones-Lindgren
P & H Harneschefeger
Jones - Lindgren
Powell Propane
American Legion Hall
Potter, Nebraska
Robbin
Rogers
Mount Vernon
C. Johns
C. L. Walters
Virgil Walters
M. I. Club
Wilburt Hauser
Wendell Simith
Héry
Claiz
Silas Walker
Warren Johngson
Ldrence Evanse
Henry Siébrasse
Spéht Lewis
Ooh
Bob’ Helzer
Clarence Evans Hostiny
Weholte
Sterling
de*Lucas
Howe
Tbs
Kimball County
Nebrask
Laramie County
WYOM
RMA
H.p. Electrie
Union Pa
Cific
Riga
Poskes
Phillips Be
P Co
Kimball
Neb
Aisin
George N. Phillips
Pine Bluffs, Wyo
Phoe
Isiz
Geres
Albinee
Aoatf
el Extra Tooims
Alunice
Kerne
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