Sidney Nebraska 1918 City Budget Estimates
Notice of the Sidney city council June 7 1918 approving annual expenditures and revenue for the fiscal year beginning May 1 1918 including general fund library police street sewer water and fire departments with itemized amounts and bond interest. The document lists receipts from taxes licenses water electric light and other sources totaling 77021.80 and disbursements across electric light water city hall sewer cemetery and legal costs with specific bond interests and rounding items.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Towit
Board of Prisoners
Carnegie City Library
City Hall
City of
RK. L. Davis
Wallor
Ssa
Halle
E. Nies
Ladvavy Lee
TUM Sancdseas
TWN Aecessee Escaecius Ae
Ordinance to Amend Sidney Nebraska Electric Rates Adopted
An ordinance amends sections 27 and 28 of Chapter 13 and repeals related provisions of Chapter 18 in ordinance 162 from 1917. It establishes new residential and business rates: residences four teen cents per kilowatt with a 1c discount if paid by the 10th. minimum $1.10 per month per meter. business houses ten cents per kilowatt per month with a 5 percent discount by the 10th. minimum $1.10 per month per meter.
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City of Sidney
Nebraska
City of
Sidney
Order of hearing on probate of foreign will Cheyenne County Neb
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the Court orders a hearing on the petition to probate Jens Pedersen's will as foreign will. The matter notes that the will relates to real and personal property including land in Cheyenne County and lists heirs. The hearing is set for July 2, 1918 at 10 o clock a.m. and notice will be published in The Telegraph Sidney Nebraska for three weeks.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jens Pedersen
Db. OW. Pedersen
Wottawatomie County
Iowa
Mid Cheyenne County
Wottawattomie
Lown
Saich
Pr W. Pedersen
Harry Pedersen
Nora Burtelson
Elmer Pedersen
Minnie Pedersen
Agnes Pedersen
Lillie Pedersen
Telegraph
Sidney
Power and Heat Rates Amended by City Ordinance 1918
A 1918 city ordinance amends section 29 of chapter 13 to set power and heat rates. Minimum charge is 1.00, then 5¢ per kWh for 1–50, 4¢ for 51–200, 3¢ above 200, with peak load items charged at 5¢ per kWh. Motors under five HP at lighting rate. over five HP require rheostat. Effective June 7, 1918 after approval. The ordinance repeats sections 27 28 29 and takes effect per law.
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Ammount
Leslie Neubauer
E. L. Uptegrove
Order of hearing and notice on petition for settle ment
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court orders all interested in Maury Ryan deceased to appear July 9 1918 at 10am to show cause why executor Anton Link should be granted final settlement and discharge. Notice to be published in The Telegraph for the hearing date. Filed June 11 1918. Sealy
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Josephine Ryan
Nora Denny
Mary Edna
Patrick Ryan
Timothy Ryan
Maury Ryan
Anton Link
the Telegraph
A. D
Sealy
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Sidney Chautauqua
Victor
Colambian Band
Reo Light
New York
Reo
Reos
Uncle Sam
B. Lansing
Furer Grocery Co
Sidney, Nebraska
A. R. LE Sueur Coal, Lumber and Builders’ Hardware
France
America
Standlind
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
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