Sidney NebRefunding Bonds Ordinance Text 1925
Transcript details City of Sidney Nebraska refunding bonds issue 169 bonds of 1000 dollars each totaling 169000 dollars. Includes payment pledge, tax levy for interest and principal, bond coupons, attestations by city officials, and auditor and county clerk certifications. Sectioned ordinance covers delivery, registration, and publication affidavits with dates and officials named.
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Cheyenne
Sidney
Nebraska
Ami
City of
R. H. Rogers
State of
County
of Lancaster
A. D
Cheyenne County
Western Securities Company
Omaha
Telegraph
County of
Fred E. Stephens
F. G. Schroeder
A. J. Jorgenson
H. Schroeder
Wm. Winders
C. E. Ledbetter
W. Breternitz
F. A. Barger
Local Social Notes From Sidney Area
North Divide Homer Haskins solicited nearby work while trading his binder for a header. Gus Wellner went to Denver Sunolay evening on No. 4 for medical consultation. friends hope for restored health. Mrs. J A Chean and son Edwin attended divine service at Sidney. Clayton and Clifford Jones visited Adrian Brockele as parents shopped in Skiney. Families Rippe Dittmer and Blanke dined at H P Thomas home after visiting at George Rippe’s. Fred Sternburg sold spring fries in Sidney. W A Crabtree of Cairo Nebr visited John Jones. M W Dimery of Sidney was a business visitor. Ches Owens family from near Potter stayed at BR Owens home to help harvest. Mrs J C Schulenburg of Sidney visiting John Jones home. George and Herman Rippe of Geneva left for Torrington Wyo to visit brother-in-law. Huntsman girls sewing club met at Elinor Owens with eight girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Haskins
Gus Wellner
Denver Sunolay
J.A. Chean
Edwin
Sidney
Clayton
Clifford Jones
Adrian Brockele
Skiney
Louis Rippe
Fred Dittmer
George Rippe
Herman Rippe
Louis Blanke
Geneva
H. P. Thomas
South Divide
Fred Sternburg and
M. W. Dimery
Chester Owens and Sons
Near Potter
BR. R. Owens
J. C. Schulenburg
John Jones
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Hormontal
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Helpers
Mrs. George Rippe hosted a chicken dinner with Mesdames Jones Schulenburg and Miss Hamer. Raymond Wellred received timely aid from his mother after a close call. The Rippe family traveled from Geneva after a week and a half visit. Neighbors reported lightning losses to stock for Wellner and Ely. George and Herman Rippe returned from Torrington to visit relatives. Rev Kyburn and wife visited local friends in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rippe
John Jones
J. C. Schulenburg
Anna Hamer
Herman Blanke
Ray Wellred
Louis Rippe
Fred Dittmer
Louis Blanke
Geneva
Nora Straight
Sidney
Bert Steele
Mrs. Jameson
Brockeleby
Clyde Kinton
Jameson
Florence
Mr. Wellner
Ely
George
Herman Rippe
Torrington
Wyo
Kyburn
McCook
Local Social News Highlights From Busy Week
Mrs Ray Frame visits as club members meet at the school house in district 77. Mesdames Rippe Jones call on Mrs Busbroom. Mrs Hoes aided care for a sick person. J A and Paul Sparks celebrate their father’s 80th birthday with a large family dinner. Anna’s departure for Grand Island prompts a social gathering at the Jones home. Grandpa’s birthday wishes mingle with food and games. Junior Sparks narrowly escapes a truck door accident while riding with his mother.
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Ray Frame
Mise Owens
Mesdames
George Rippe
John Jones
Carl Busbroom
James Hoes
Sidney
Car
Busboom
J. A
Paul Sparks
Anna
Grand Island
Catherine
Edward Behnelle
Dix
Harvey Bell
W. E. Spearow
Martha Frerichs
Edwin Choan
J. C. Schulenburg
Hubert Owens
Elinor
Inez Moore
Youle Bailey
Junior Sparks
West Sidney MI C meeting notes and community death
West Sidney M I C members met with Mrs. Hammond on July 23 for a short session led by Mrs. Walters who outlined fall festival plans. A death shock hit the community with Wm Reineke passing away Sunday at 10 30 AM. Sympathy extended to the bereaved family as residents visited households and neighbors offered support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hammond
C. Walters
Hosteas
I. Scheer
P. Struve
Lorenzo
Local visits and family gatherings in Grand Prairie area
Grand Prairie residents and visitors from Omaha Malcolm and Fremont gathered with local families including the Gades Tremains and Frerichses for occasions from Thursday to Sunday. Attendees joined funeral, movie, shopping, dinners, and Sunday visits across several households, with several members traveling to Sidney and Potter for errands.
Local families share visits and outings in Bunker Hill area
Mr and Mrs Paul Meyer and family spent Wednesday at the Wm Sahs house. Rex Payne arrived from Canton MO for an extended visit with his sisters Mrs Fred Beyer and Iva Beyer. Several locals shopped in Sidney Saturday. The Hille family picnicked near Krueger lake Sunday. Beyer relatives traveled to West Point NE for a funeral while others visited Andrew Nelson and Mrs Volkert and Louie dropped by Sahs home Tuesday. Adelaide Meyer visiting Wm Sahs home.
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Paul Meyer
Wm. Sachs
Wm. Rohde
Emanuel Trautman
Rex Payne
Canton
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
Sidney
Ernest Hille
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Jms
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Wheerbeof
1925
Beal
Btath Auditors
Jas
North Divide
W. A. Crabtree
Cairo
Nebr
Herman
Huntsman Girls Sewing Club
Elinor Owens
Herisertal
Reem
Ianha
West Sidney
Grand Prairie
Berlin Wrice
Dorothy
August Gade
William Gade
Holin
Will Frerichs
Otternan
Proctor
Eva Proctor
Malcolm, Nepr
A. R. Tremain
Henry James
J. C. Jorgensen
Henry Kragel
Will Koehn
Weyerts
Sophie
Clara Kragel
Mona Johnson
W. W. Craig
August Gade and
Familly
Plorin
Alva Hart
Nels Johnson
A. R. Graham
Charles Smith
F. N. Smith
James Irwin
Josie
Sadie
Glenis Pearson
Albert J. Johnson
Lee Johnson
Fremont
Mons Johnson
White
George Henricks Home
Harold Linde
Peets
W. O. John
Charlies Smith
Evelyn
Harold
Alfred
Andrew Johnson
J. H. Gen
Albert
Walter
Edward
Gustave Kragel
Bidney
Potter
John Hokom
Bunker Hill
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