Bond History of Refunding Electric Light and Water Bonds
The Mayor and City Council of Sidney Nebraska met in regular session July 17 1925 at City Hall. Present were Mayor R H Rogers and councilmen H Schroeder A J Jorgenson W M Winders C E Ledbetter W Breter and F A Barger. Councilman Jorgenson offered resolutions and moved adoption.
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Sidney
Nebraska
R. H. Rogers
H. Schroeder
A. J. Jorgenson
W. M. Winders
C E. Ledbetter
W. Breteralts
F. A. Barger
Jorgenson
Eehiomgts
Sidney Nebraska approves refunding bonds for city debts
The Sidney Nebraska mayor and council adopt resolutions to refund the city electric light and water bonds totaling 169000 dollars. The plan issues 1600 bonds at 5 percent due October 1 1945, to save interest, with notices for taxpayers to object by August 12 1925. Public postings will be made in local papers and at City Hall.
Sidney Nebraska considers refunding bonds for electric light
The City of Sidney votes to refund 169000 dollars in Electric Light and Water Bonds issued in 1920 1940 at 6 percent interest. Affidavits of publication posting and no objections are filed as council debates proceeding with the refunding plan.
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Cheyenne
Sidney
Nebraska
Public Notice of Unpaid Sidney Bonds 1925
The Mayor and Council of Sidney Nebraska announce unpaid bonds totaling 169000 dollars. They include a 70000 dollar issue dated October 10, 1920 due October 1, 1940 with 6 percent interest, authorized by Ordinance No 81 and issued by the city.
Sidney city ad option accepted with deposit and resolution
The document shows Western Securities Co of Omaha submitting a bid of 2300 dollars for the City of Sidney. Thomas Burtch signs as vice president. Fred K Stephens accepts the offer with a 2000 dollar good faith deposit, following a resolution and ad option motion.
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Western Securities Co
Omaha
Nebr
Thomas Burtch
Sidney
R. H. Rogers
Reading and passage of Ordinance No 191 in Sidney Neb
Council introduced Ordinance No 191 authorizing the issuance of refunding bonds for 100000 dollars and providing for tax levies. After first, second, and third readings and roll calls, the councilmen present voted yea with no nay, and the ordinance was declared passed and adopted with signatures affixed by the City Clerk and Mayor.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Nea
Sidney Nebraska Ordinance 191 Refunding Bonds Issuance
Ordinance No 191 authorizes issue of Refunding Bonds for 169000 dollars to retire outstanding Electric Light and Water bonds in Sidney. It sets terms of 5 percent interest, semi annual coupons, due October 1 1945, and outlines publication, objections, and bond execution procedures with notices in Enterprise and Telegraph.
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Fred E. Stephens
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Schroeder
Fred E. Stephene
Western Securities Company
Jorgenseon
Ledbetter
Barger
Winders
Dieternitz
Cheyenne County
Towit
Braska
Ry Public
Fred K. Stephens
City
United States OF America
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