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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
9
One year and six months subscriptions offered with postage paid. Single copies available. All mailings are in advance. Copyrighted notice indicates the item is mailed as second class matter from Sidney Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Leo Burke are visiting in Yellowstone Park They report an enjoyable trip Sherman Miller of Gering was a Sid caller the past week While here he visited with his sister Mrs Guy Ferry W FE Duncan of Owanka SD was a Sidney caller this week He states that crops in his state look good He was formerly a resident of this
BlueBird cleans garments quickly in ten to twelve minutes using warm soapy water. The process removes soil grease and dirt with no effort from the user. Operating cost runs to only a few cents weekly.
Mr and Mrs Percy Randall and Mr and Mrs W A Navinger visited Peetz Colorado. Ed Dedrick and family visited Sidney. Carrie Weber and Marie Weber returned from Denver trip. D J Lewis called to lead Kearney city band for Fourth celebration. He directed Sidneys events and will begin directing Kearney band August 1 while continuing school duties.
An ordinance designates Sidney Nebraska streets by new names and numbers and repeals conflicting ordinances. It states Rose Street becomes Central Avenue, streets east of Central Avenue become First East, Second East, etc, and streets west become First West, Second West, etc, with further south of the Union Pacific right of way details.
The facility promises meticulous care for shirts, collars, cuffs, ties, and silk garments. Expect colors to stay vibrant and fabrics to regain a like new appearance after cleaning.
The ordinance converts Front Street to First Street and assigns sequential numbers to parallel streets. East west streets north of the Union Pacific right of way will be named A Street, B Street, C Street in alphabetical order, omitting the numeral 1 from the sequence. The section outlines the applied naming system.
City ordinance repeals all prior conflicting ordinances and parts passed before this enactment. The measure provides for enforcement and continuation of the act in effect upon its passage and approval. Local officials and a stated date govern the implementation and transition.
The document records passage and approval of local measures with official publication per law. Mayor KH Grabill signs and declares the ordinance enacted on July 2 1920.
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