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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1947
Page
3
The city proposes a resolution of necessity to create Sanitary Sewer District No 10 in Sidney Nebraska and to build lateral sewers A B and C with 8 inch pipes, manholes and flush tanks, funded by sewer bonds. Public notice sets August 1 1047 at 8 PM for council discussion and hearing on objections.
The City of Sidney Nebraska announces proposed resolutions to create Sanitary Sewer District No. 11 and No. 12 with specified outer boundaries. Public hearings set for August 1, 1947 at 8:00 PM to consider objections, bids, and final passage with financing through negotiable Sewer Bonds and annual property taxes.
Sidney Nebraska considers a resolution to form Sanitary Sewer District No 13 and build Sanitary Section 2. The proposed plan includes a boundary description beginning at the northwest corner of 10th and Grant, details of streets, a 7 foot to 57 foot sewer line, and the use of Y connections and a flush tank. Bonds will finance the project, with public hearings and two newspaper notices required before final action by the City Council.
A public notice designates Sanitary Sewer District No 14 in Sidney Nebraska. It specifies district boundaries from 16th and Grant Streets to Forrest Street and 18th Street, an 8 inch sewer, Y connections, and a special engineer Robert Fulton with improvements cost 1792 dollars. The notice sets hearings on August 21 1947 at 8:00 pm in Council Chambers and requires publication and filings for assessments and bonds. The City Clerk must publish the full resolution text in at least two Sidney Telegraph appearances.
City officials authorize Sanitary Sewer District No. 15 within Sidney to build new sewer mains and a flush tank, with a designated bounds map and Y connections. A Lincoln engineer project outlines a $152,500 improvement including grit remover, clarifiers, trickling filter, sludge digestion, pump house, and plant by pass, financed by bonds via annual taxes and warrants during progress.
Helen Allison files for absolute divorce from George Allison in Cheyenne County District Court on grounds of nonsupport. defendant must answer by September 1, 1947, or a decree will be entered. Attorneys Heaton and Clinton.
Sealed proposals addressed to the City Clerk of Sidney Nebraska will be received until 7 20 p m July 25 1947 for furnishing materials tools labor and other essentials for completing about 2100 lin ft 8 in Univ C I P pipe and 3000 lbs fittings plus 3 city provided fire hydrants along King Street from 15th to 21st Avenues Engineer's estimate 4685 plans from City Clerk or Consulting Engineer E Y Grape Bonds and certified check required 15 of bid City may reject all bids.
Beehives should face south or southeast to capture sun and warmth. Position hives away from heavily shaded or crowded areas to minimize stress and improve foraging efficiency.
Railroads consume about 1550 gallons of water for each ton of coal burned. This figure highlights the water demand tied to coal powered rail transportation and its implications for resource management and efficiency.
A brief note advises wrapping the lace covered face in wax paper to prevent drying. The guidance emphasizes moisture preservation and protection during storage.
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