City of Sidney Nebraska notices paving district creation and bids
Public notice lists Ordinance 639 creating Paving District No. 91 in Sidney with lots in Clarkson 2nd Addition and streets Rose Street sections. Includes bid details for gasoline for city vehicles and ordinance repeals sewer district No. 36. Also offers culvert bid and probate hearing for Paul Weible estate in Cheyenne County Court.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Rose Street
10Th Avenue
13Th Avenue
11Th Avenue
12Th Avenue
Notice to Creditors in Wickstrom Estate Cheyenne County
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska requires all claims against the estate of Samuel Wickstrom also known as Sam Wickstrom to be filed by October 5 1959 or be barred. A hearing on claims will be held October 6 1959 at 10 00 AM. Thorpe and Babcock Attorneys at Law 126 120 132
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Paul Weible
State of
Wilhelmina B. Weible
Samuel Wickstrom
Sam Wickstrom
Frank W. Portrey
Notice to creditors and city budget actions in Sidney Nebraska
Notice to creditors for the estate of Frank W Portrey deceased claims due by September 28 1959 with a hearing September 29 1959 at 10:00 AM in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Concurrently the Sidney city council adopts the annual budget for the year ending August 2 1960 detailing levies by fund and bonds and awards two police car bids to Joe A Gibson Inc. for 1900.
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Preble
Munderloh
Bauman
Moore
Wilson
Coffey
Tobin
Clinton
Maddox Motor Co
Kokjer Motors
Elwell Motors
Joe A. Gibson Inc
Joe A. “Gibson
Sidney City Council considers paving and cemetery contracts
The Sidney Nebraska council notes total city revenue from August 1958 to May 1959 at 186000 dollars. They order creation of an Ordinance Record, authorize bids for a new street department flat-bed truck and painting two water tanks, and approve hiring Marshall Nurseries for cemetery development. Adjournment follows street paving district discussions.
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Munderloh
Moore
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Bauman
Wilson
Munderloc
Marshall Nurseries
Country Club Drive
San Marino Road
Coronaglo Court
Solano Drive
M Mderloh
Gordon R. Tobin
Ferris Preble
Whale shortage spurs oil search efforts
A shortage of whales pushed divers and researchers toward alternative oil sources. The article notes how dwindling whale supplies affected industrial practices and prompted exploration for substitutes.
Nebraska bank statement sworn in 1959 Cheyenne County
A Nebraska bank cashiers attestations sworn on June 14 and June 22 1959 certify the financial report’s accuracy. E K Yanney L H Mehling notaries public directors and officers attest to the validity of capital accounts liabilities and memoranda including totals for capital accounts reserves and pledged assets.
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United States
State OF
Nebraska
Cheyenne
I. L. H. Mehling
B. C. Kelly
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Clarkson
Gordon
R. Tobin
F.O.B
Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners
Cecil Hunt
Geo, H. Fleming
Wm. G. ‘Smith
I. L. Pindell County Clerk
C. W
Smith
Thorpe
Babcock
Thorpe and Babcock Attorneys At Law
Co. W. Smith
Heaton, Heaton & Heaton Attorneys
Bud Retztaff
Victor Chamber
J. Kinney
Mike Selzer
Electrical Productions Cons
Neal Hansen
Geo. l Lauderback
N. C. Livoni
Jess Osborn
Union Pacific Railroad
Sth Avenue
Forrest
Grant Streets
City Council
Ing
U. S
Titusville
Lyias
Sarge Kier
Pittsburgh
Drake Weill
First State Bank
Lodgepole
Federal Reserve Bank
Total Capital
First Preferred
E. K. Yanney
Dalton State. Bank
Dalton
Lyle Rabe
L. W. Marrin
J. B. Pankau
Reserve District No
Sidney National Bank
Aan
Bee
Potter State Bank
Potter
Pouraquwiss
Post
al Savings
D. F. Enevoldsen
Ella I. Enevoldsen
D. W. Enevoldsen
Imogene L. Enevoldsen
Lettah
American National Bank
Arlene Ferrill
Leo. V. Krieger
Chas
N. Deaver
Carl W. Christ
A. C. Peterson
F. W. Pivonka
Nellie Melton
Mae Peterson
B. F. Strahan
Vale
L. H. Mehling
Cashier
A. J. Jorgenson
George
Ww. Barlow
D. W
Jorgenson
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