Sidney Nebr Ordinance Amends Explosives Storage Rules
Ordinance 189 of 1925 amends Chapter 15 Section 2 of Sidney Revised Ordinances to regulate gasoline storage. It allows limited personal use in red metal cans and requires underground storage for excess quantities with pumping by approved systems. Exempts certain oil companies and outlines penalties for noncompliance. effective June 109, 1925.
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Sidney
Nebraska
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Ordinance Granting Track Extension to Union Pacific Railroad
The city council grants Union Pacific Railroad Company permission to extend a spur track along the north boundary of Block Two Wellner's Second Addition Sidney Nebraska, from its current terminal to Sixth Avenue intersection, to maintain and operate as part of its system. The ordinance repeals conflicting laws and takes effect upon passage approval and publication.
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Standard Oil Company
Porter Oil Company
Western Nebraska Oil Company
Continental Oil Company
Maine Corporation
Wellner
Sidney
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Sixth Avenue
Nebraska
A. D
R. H. Rogers
Potter Residents Attend Americanism Talk at Court House
Potter residents gathered at the Sidney courthouse Sunday for an Americanism lecture drawing a crowd of interested townspeople. Mrs. E. H. Biggs and two children left Sunday for Spring Valley to visit relatives. Mrs. K Hansen returned to Potter after a two month stay in Dannebrog Nebraska. The Bunker Hill band gave a concert last Friday and townsfolk look forward to the Farmers Union picnic at Johnson Grove on Thursday. East side homes are receiving fresh coats of paint with plans for more.
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Court House
Sidney
E. H. Biggs
Spring Valley
K. Hansen
Potter
Dannebrog
Nebr
Bunker Hill
Farmers Union
Johnson Grove
Sidney area notes reflect sickness, visits, and social events
Andy Brett recovers from rheumatism as he drives to Sidney on Friday. Miss Frances Crowell contracts whooping cough. Mrs. George Reetz returns from Kimball in improved health after rain. Family visits, church services, dances amid rain, and a baby named Kenneth Albert celebrate christening. Irene Ruth Spiker dies of pneumonia with funeral at Greenlawn.
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Andy Brett
Sidney
Andy
Ben
Homer Fisher
Charles Johnson's
Emma Murray
Pete Nelson’s
Johnson Grove
Minatare
Frances Crowell
Gertrude Nelson
Hilma Nelson
Dan Duncan
D. B. Fletcher
Esther Carlson
Pete Nelson
Chris Crowell
George Reetz
Kimball
Will Ewert
Kenneth Albert
Peters
Greenlawn
Leara Happel
Adelaide Meyer
Marie Hill
Hare Bales
Potter News Briefs Highlight Local Marriages and Visits
Thorwald and Millard Hanson, sons of T. J. Hanson of Omaha, arrived in Potter last Thursday for a summer at the Queen ranch. Lloyd Jnell and Doris Hagemeister wed in Cheyenne last Wednesday with both sets of parents as witnesses. The couple plans to live on the Juels ranch after a Colorado visit. Also, Helen Palmer of Omaha visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Fisher as crops show promising rain and sun.
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Thorwald and
Millard Hanson
T. J. Hanson
Omaha
Potter
Queen Ranch
Lloyd Jnell
Doris Hagemeister
Cheyenne
Colorado
Juels Ranch
Helen Palmer
Edward Fisher
Local Funeral Attended by West Gurley Ruth Sparks Family
Ruth Sparks of West Gurley visited this week with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Bert Walker. A large gathering attended the funeral of baby Spiker. A number came from North Sidney. Paul Folks and Paul Draper visited at the Folks home on Sunday. Ivan Walker joined the Bunker Hill band. Segelke's dance Saturday night was noted.
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Ruth Sparks
Bert Walker
Baby Spiker
North
Sidney
Paul Folks
Paul Draper
Ivan Walker
Bunker Hill
Segelke
Odd collection found on man during police investigation
A vagrant man was taken into custody last night and police found a remarkable assortment packed in his clothing, including tools, a 10 inch knife, pocket knives, combs, a towel, pamphlets, a ledger diary, cigarette papers, and loose coins. The items suggest a portable store of odds and ends.
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Big Fellows
Pile of Everyday Objects Uncovered at Alliance Police Office
A broad assortment including a Monica for amusement stub of a pencil an empty tobacco can and about a dozen other items were found forming a large mound in the Alliance police station office.
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Monica
Police
Alliance Office
Hog Shippings from Ogallala Surge This Month
George Welsh, a local buyer and shipper, reports he has bought and shipped twice as many fat hogs this month as any prior month. He has sent sixteen cars so far and more are arriving daily. With county feed yards known, an estimated sixty or more car loads have left eight shipping points in the county this month.
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George Welsh
Keith County Leads in Economic Production of Mortgage Lifter
The county’s abundant corn and alfalfa and milk, paired with intelligent breeding and feeding and a favorable climate for hogs, are cited by the Keith County News as proof of Keith county leading the world in the economic production of the great mortgage lifter.
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Keith County
Keith County News
Expert Piaze Tuning for Frank C Jeroen
Brief handwritten notice says Piaze tuning expert will be here for a few days and asks to leave orders at Burgens Music store for Frank C Jeroen. The message mentions a local musician setup and a pickup point at the shop.
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Piaze
Burgens Music
Frank C. Jeroen
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City
Fred E. Stephens
Bsidney, Nebraska
B. Stephens
Segelkes
Otto Kurz
Ann
Jim Sparks
John Kurz
Mrs. Wm. Helsing
Kirk
West Gurley
Livoni Office
J. C. Livoni
L. E. Cozsad
U.S
U.S. Royal
U. S
United States
Albaugh Tire Shop
Sidney Nebraska
Macadam Motor CO
Potter, Nebraska
William F. Brune
Chappell, Nebraska
Ogallala
J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
Nebraska, Colorado
Kansas
Atchinson
Leavenworth
Burlington
M. A. Shipman
McCormick-Deering
McCormick - Deering
Ira Cummings
Coldwater, Kans
McCe
McCcormick-Deering
the Harvester Company
International Harvester Company OF America (Incorporated
Sidney Transfer and Implement House
E. L. Uptegrove
Sidney, Nebraska
M.cormick
Deering
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