Legal Bond Ordinance and Speed Limit Amendments in Sidney
The record details bonds issued by Sidney city to refund debt with Benwell Company of Denver as purchaser and funding through special taxes and general fund, plus an amended speed ordinance lowering limits to 15 and 10 miles per hour on certain streets, with emergency exemptions for police and ambulances. Officials Fred E. Stephens and R. H. Rogers signed.
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Benwell & Company
Denver
Colorado
Sidney
General Fund
City of
A. D
Braska
Sidney Nebraska adopts amendments to motor vehicle ordinance
Ordinance 186 amends Ordinance 162 Chapter 4 Section 3 relating to automobiles and motor vehicles as passed and as amended by Ordinance 183. The mayor and city council of Sidney enact the amendment to Section 3 Chapter 4 of the Revised ordinances of Sidney Nebraska.
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Sidney
Nebraska
City of
Notice to land owners on weed destruction along roads
The law requires land owners to destroy all weeds along roads adjoining their lands at least once yearly between July 15 and August 15. If not done, the Highway Commissioner will perform the work and charge the land owners as real estate tax. By order of Board of County Commissioners. Oakley O. Otten, County Clerk.
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Highway Commissioner
Board of County Commissioners
Notice of Call of Bonds by City of Sidney Nebraska
The City of Sidney Nebraska calls for payment at the County Treasurer's office in Sidney for several bonds. Interest ceasing September 1 1924. Sewer Bonds 22000 at 59 percent bearing May 1 1912. Sewer Bonds 2500 at 59 percent bearing July 30 1917. GS Lighting Bonds 18500 bearing January 2 1914. GS Water Bonds 67000 bearing December 1 1918 issued under Nebraska statutes and laws. F G Schroeder City Treasurer countersigned Fred E Stephens City Clerk.
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Sidney
Nebraska
F. G. Schroeder
Potter visitor and regional family exchanges noted
Miss Maude Osborn of Central City visits at the Lloyd Rogers home. Herman Sielsen and family of Grand Island visit Mr. and Mrs. Emil Cords and relatives in Potter. N S Miller returns from a week fishing trip at Brooklyn Lake Wyoming. Mrs. J R Bartlett and two children spend a few weeks in Salt Lake City with Mrs Bartlett's parent.
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Maude Osborn
Central City
Lloyd Rogers
Herman Sielsen
Grand Island
Emil Cords
Potter
N.S. Miller
Brooklyn Lake
Wyo
J. R. Bartlett
Salt Lake City
Bartlett
Local notes and election win in Cheyenne area
Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Mer eheim a baby boy Sunday July 13. A Flintjer and son Erwin of Florida will stay at the Harry Flintjer home after harvest. Mrs John Seyfang and daughter Edna visited Cheyenne last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Walter Henry and son Clarence returned from two week vacation in Colorado. August Meltke spent Sunday with the R B Hill family. MacAdam and Frickie were in Cheyenne on business. In a special election last Tuesday Farmers Grain and Milling plant purchase for 6500 was approved and expansion up to 3000. MacAdam Motor Co robbed of 15 in cash and two tires. suspects fled and not found.
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Ralph Mereheim
A. Flintjer
Erwin
Florida
Harry Flintjer
John Seyfang
Edna
Walter Henry
Clarence
Sulphur
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Farmers Grain and Milling Company
MacAdam Motor Company
Cosh
Sidney's Next Trade Extension Day
Sidney hosts an event titled Next Trade Extension Day on August 20. The notice invites participants to attend and outlines the extension as a community business activity. Local organizers promote the session as a chance to discuss trade opportunities.
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Sidney
Miss Bernice Foster Hosts Wesleyan Event at Family Home
On July 17 Miss Bernice Foster entertained at the Foster home for Wesleyan University. Lewellen visitors helped honor the occasion and a fine social time ensued. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Foster Rev. and Mrs. Kilburn Mr. Ellis Cass Misses McCormick Lewellen Nebr Mary Hart Sidney Lilian Brady Potter Mr. Lawrence Davis and Mr. Frank Lally. The young guests will attend Wesleyan next year.
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Bernice Foster
Wesleyan University
Lewellen
Nebr
Foster
Wesleyan
Kilburn
Ellis Cass
McCormick
Lewel- Jen
Mary Hart
Sidney
Lillian Brady
Potter
Lawrence Davis
Frank Lally
Daughters of Today at U S A theatre Schenectady
Manager William M Shir ley reports record crowd of 17000 over three days for U S A film Daughters of Today at the U S A theatre in Schenectady Monday and Tuesday. The story follows a country girl in college drawn into a wild set leading to tragedy, with stars Patsy Ruth Miller Ralph Graves and Zazu Pitts in the large cast.
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William M. Shirley
Schenectady
Garcia
Patsy Ruth Miller
Ralph Graves
Zazu Pitts
Hair counts vary by hair color in humans
A discussion notes fair haired people typically have between 140000 and 160000 scalp hairs while dark haired averages hover around 105000 and red haired about 80000. It also claims redheads may have an advantage of lower baldness tendency.
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State of
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Fred E. Stephens
R. H. Rogers
Oakley O. Otten
Fred E Stephens
Mrs. Elmer Grabill
Grabill Hat Shop
Sidney Telegraph Building
Cheyenne Co. Trading Co
Men’s Department
Kuppenheimer
the House of Kuppenheimer
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