Baltimore Mayor Reverts to Luxury Sedan Plan
Baltimore Mayor J Harold Grady, who cut costs during his first year, will switch to a luxury car this summer. He plans to drive a $3,640, air conditioned sedan as he resumes a higher spending stance.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1960
Page
6
Baltimore Mayor J Harold Grady, who cut costs during his first year, will switch to a luxury car this summer. He plans to drive a $3,640, air conditioned sedan as he resumes a higher spending stance.
Legal notices from Lodge Pole, Cheyenne County, Nebraska, call for bids by May 17 1960 on cutter edges bolts and mold board parts, F.O.B. Sidney. The village votes a budget for 1961 with funds for General Light Plant Street Light Water and more and designates First State Bank as depository. The notices include district court foreclosure actions against Sidney properties and a May 23 1960 sale of Howard Zorn real estate to satisfy a judgment.
Notice to Sidney electors of Nebraska of a proposed sale to Fidelity Incorporated of Lot Five in Block 28 Original Town of Sidney with $50 000 price term. Down payment $5 000 and $45 000 on deed delivery within 90 days. Also outlines remonstrance rights and possession timing. City Clerk Gordon R Tobin signs. Also includes multiple estate and foreclosure notices with case numbers 99 102 105 108.
The notice lists precinct boundaries for Sidney and Alb voting areas and states polling at central ward and south side schools with door locations. It notes the east half of a block is unpopulated and that all other county voters vote at usual polling places. There are twenty three precincts in the county this year. Exercise your right to vote.
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