Sidney City Council Proceedings May 12 1952
The May 12 1952 Sidney Nebraska city council session opened 7 30 pm with Mayor Lowe and council members Thompson Pierson Cork and Foland present along with City Manager Knowles Attorney Clinton Police Chief Wlhs Inspector Crumline and Clerk Tobin. Items included airport April 1952 report, zoning hearing for Krueger Addition, building and occupational licenses, police report, Osborn Addition tentative approval, appropriation ordinance 431 and April 1952 budget utilities reports, and motor-funded transfers and a three-contractor electric extension payment resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block One
Krueger
Wee
Thompson
Cork
Planning Commission
Foland
Pierson
Bulding
Merck L. Landmesser
Panhandle Distributing Co
Closman Liquor Store
C. A. Story Agency
N. Atkins
W. Hemmer
H. Wagoner
Montgomery Ward & Co
E. Aurich
Sidney Cab Co
J. Keekes
Carl Loch
Sioux Plumbing
Pyle Electro
Evans Electric
Frank Loch
Jerry Olverius
O'Dell Electric Elect
Cvans
Police Department
Havez
Osborn
O. Lee Osborn
Ludget
F.narce
Sidney
Nebraska
City of
S & § Electric Co
E A Pedersen Co
Exline Diesel Engine Works
S & S Electric Co
E. A. Pedersen Co
Theer
Cheyenne County
Loch
Loch Addition plat and street dedications approved
The city council approved the Loch Addition plat for Sidney Nebraska and accepted public street and alley dedications including parts of 20th Avenue connecting Loch Addition to Hillview Addition. They designated American National Bank as city depository for 1952 53 with pledged securities totaling 152000. Council also reviewed street improvement petitions and received reports from the Library Board and railroad correspondences.
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20Th Avenue
Loch Addition
Sidney
Nebraska
Loch
Siney
Hillview Addition
Hillview Adition
Union Pacific Railroad
Burlington Railroad
10Th Avenue
Library Board
Cork
Folland
22Nd Avenue
Jackson
Linden Streets
21St Avenue
Newton Street
Osage Street
American National Bank of
Cheyenne County
U. S. Treasury
U. S
Sidney Nebraska hearing on zoning changes May 26 1952
Public notice states Mayor and City Council of Sidney Nebraska will hold a hearing on May 26 1952 at 1 30 PM in the City Auditorium Council Rooms to act on proposed changes in zoning to Residence A for Lots 5 6 7 8 Block 1 Krueger's Addition Sidney Parties in interest and citizens may speak Gordon R Tobin City Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Krueger
Gordon R. Tobin
Weyerts Rustlers Regular Meeting at Weyerts Schoolhouse
The Weyerts Rustlers met at the Weyerts Schoolhouse with hosts David James and Philip. Roll call identified the feed used for calves. Secretary read the last meeting’s minutes and they were approved. Discussion on feed led by Roland, Larry, and Eugene. Members brought protein rich feed samples. Mrs Ihrig served lunch. Next meeting at Weyerts School with Roland and Barbara as hosts. Rodney Horst, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyerts
David
James
Philip
Roland
Larry
Eugene
Ihrig
Weyerts School
Barbara
Rodney Horst
Color Blindness Higher in Men Says Doctor
Dr Eerl D G Schmitt of San Jose California notes color blindness is seven times more common in men than in women. The statement is paired with a jokey line about nervous women over the bridge table versus the wash tub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerl
Schmitt
San Jose
Calif
C Eggert to Repair Vacuum Cleaners at Home
Special notice states C Eggert will again repair vacuum cleaners in your home with Hoover and inspection details. Wardy Clark Furniture Co. offers state pencils, paper clips, rubber bands, and other office needs at 5770. The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Eggert
Hoover Raan F
Wardy-Clark Furniture Co
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Yard
al G. Kelly
Miller Bros. Circus
John Nariski
al G. Kelly Miller Bros. Circus
Kelly-Miller Circus
Miss Oklahoma
Council
City of Sidney- Sewer
Rigueire de Luxe
Hardy — Clark Furniture Store
City of Sidney
Folana
Jack H. Lowe
THE
Western Implement Company
DIAL
East
Illinois
Massey-Harris
Buick
Roadmaster
Hahler Motor Company
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