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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1947
Page
3
City officials propose a resolution of necessity to create Sanitary Sewer District No 10 in Sidney Nebraska and build lateral sewers. The plan covers district boundaries, sewer sizes, and tank and manhole specifications with notices of August 1 1947 council meeting for objections and potential bond funding.
Legal notice from the City of Sidney Nebraska announces a proposed Resolution of Necessity for Sanitary Sewer District No. 11. It defines district boundaries, plant specifics, bond funding, tax levies, and public hearing details set for August 1 1947 at 8:00 PM in the City Council Chambers. The notice requires public objections and outlines petition thresholds affecting passage.
The City of Sidney proposes Sanitary Sewer District No 12 and No 13 to build new sewers with brick or concrete trunks, Y connections, and flush tanks. Public hearings set for August 1 1947 to consider objections and assess costs.
The section declares the creation of Sanitary Sewer District No 14 within the City of Sidney Nebraska. It defines boundaries from 16th and Grant Streets west to 18th Street then north along 18th to Forrest Street east along Forrest to 16th, then south to the starting point. An 8 inch sewer will be built with a flush tank, 2 feet east of 18th and south of Forrest, 19 feet west of 16th.
The City of Sidney Nebraska approves creation of Sanitary Sewer District No. 15 bounded by 19th Osage 21st Newton and outlines sewer connections with brick or concrete pipes and Y connections. It authorizes bonds funded by special assessments, and a major plant reconstruction including grit remover clarifiers trickling filter and Imhoff tank to be financed by city bonds with annual taxes and warrants for progress payments.
Helen Allison sues George Allison in Cheyenne County Nebraska district court for an absolute divorce on grounds of nonsupport. Defendant must answer by September 1, 1947 or a decree will be entered. Heaton & Clinton, Attorneys.
The Board of Public Works in Sidney Nebraska will accept bids on August 13 1947 for cleaning and painting two steel water storage tanks. Work includes rust removal inside and outside with three coats of red lead on inside and aluminum paint outside. Tanks to be ready between September 1 and November 1 1947. Bids must show evidence of qualifications and insurance and be sealed on file by 7 p m August 13 1947.
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