Bewer Ordinance No. 128 Regulating Sewers and Plumbing
The Bewer Ordinance No 128 of Sidney Nebraska sets rules for sewer and plumbing construction and repairs. It requires written permits, defines supervisor duties of the sewer commissioner, and prescribes materials workmanship and penalties for violations. It details trench safety and bracing, backfilling, and return of streets to condition after work. It mandates first class connections with specified pipe sizes joints and fittings and separate building connections with manholes where shared sewers may be allowed. It covers soil pipes grease traps steam outlets and storm water separation and disallows cess pools near sewers with a sixty day discontinuation.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Health
Sewer Commissioner
Wersons
Plumbing Ordinance Provisions in Sidney Nebration Village Rules
The document details a 1913 Sidney Nebraska village ordinance governing plumbing and sewerage. It specifies placement, trap and vent requirements, pipe materials and sizes, drainage of refrigerated receptacles, inspection procedures, and penalties for noncompliance. It lists sections on waste pipes, venting, outside toilets, old plumbing, inspections, certificates, openings, and general recommendations.
Chattel Mortgage Sale Notice in Sidney Nebraska
Legal notice announces a chattel mortgage default on April 9 1910 by W H Buettner A J Hiermeier and J J Buettner to Avery Company now due 1913. International Harvester Co of America will auction June 10 1913 at 2 pm at Sidney Transfer and Implement House for cash the described property including an Avery Double Traction Engine 20 horsepower a Cockshutt Avery Steam Plow Attachment steel water tank and hose.
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W. H. Buettner
A. J. Hiermeier
J. J. Buettner
Avery Company
Illinois
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Avery
Sidney Transfer and Implement House
Sidney
Nebr
Jacob Olk
International Harvester Co., of
America
International Harvester Co
MO. M. Brown
Child bitten by rattlesnake seeks town medical aid
O R Miller of three miles south of town brought his three year old to town Thursday evening for treatment after the child was bitten on the finger by a rattlesnake while playing in the yard. No serious results are anticipated.
Equal Basis Plan Faces Underwood Revision Work
The Senate Finance Committee aims to close the case next Tuesday evening and begin revising the Underwood measure. Senator Williams says beef cattle sheep hogs and their products and wheat flour oats and oatmeal will be treated on an equal basis with other items, possibly on the free list for certain products. Senator Owen plans a rules amendment to curb dilatory debate while Democratic members decide to hear no more manufacturers on the schedules after next Tuesday and start work on the bill.
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Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Senator Williams
Fhhance
Williams
Owen
White House
Senate
Anance Committee
Local Notices and Personal News Roundup
Auctioneer Kucera offers two six hole golf ranges at a bargain. W Klein returns from Brainard Nebraska. Herman Armuth of Dalton transacts business in Sidney Thursday. Lutheran Ladies bake sale Saturday May 31. H G Hinrichs Weyerts buys a Ford touring through EB Stockwick. Walter Jones Grand Island district traffic chief Nebraska Telephone Co in the city. Emma Hand and Emma Wittig leave for Michigan points for summer with relatives. Charlie Stanton Potter departs with family for Cascade Springs South Dakota by stages for health and pleasure. About forty Sidneyites attend Woodmen of the World entertainment in Potter last Saturday night with Prof McMillen and Fred Parks. J G Johnson Chappell known as Uncle Joe dies in Denver at daughter’s home Tuesday.
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Walter Jones
Grand Island
The
Nebraska Telephone Co
Potter
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Prof. McMillen
Fred Parks
Sidney
Poor Mich man dies in Sidney after county care
Guy Brown of Silverwood Michigan, about thirty, came to Sidney ten days ago seeking climate relief for pulmonary trouble. He exhausted his funds and was cared for by the county until Thursday his death. He was buried from Harper undertaking rooms yesterday.
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Guy Brown
Silverwood
Mich
Sidney
Harper Undertaking Rooms
Christ Church Notes May 25 1913 Sunday services
Sunday school at 9 30 morning prayer and sermon at 10 30. Sermon text Luke 16 22 it came to pass the beggar died the rich man also died. Woman's Guild meets May 30 at Mrs Swan's home. Choir practice resumes in a week or two with former members urged to return.
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Trinity
Woman's Guild
Swan
Advertised Letter List Week Ending May 23 1913
Advertised letters for the week ending May 23 1913 include Martin Burk Mr W A Devine L E Garnett Vidal Garcia Harrington Courtney Mabel Helms Co H McKee Oswald Oliver Fred Olson Rose Plumbing Co E P Stain Harry Speck J T Thomas. John McIntosh Postmaster.
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Martin Burk
W. A. Devine
L. E. Garnett
Vidal Garcia
Harrington Courtney
Mabel Helms
H. McKee
Oswald Oliver
Fred Olson
Rose Plumbing Co
E P. Stain
Harry Speck
J. T Thomas
John McIntosh
Better Silence Than Empty Words
A compact aphorism notes that choosing silence over empty talk can be wiser, reflecting a preference for measured speech over needless chatter and urging restraint in communication.
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Dionystus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Essig
Attest
E. W Ziebert
Village of
Leslie Neubauer
F. G. Griffith
Oberfelder Bidg
Sidney, Neb
Kucera
W. Klein
Brainard, Neb
Herman Armuth
Dalton
Ladies of the Lutheran Church
H. G. Hinrichs
Weyerts
EB. C. Stockwick
Emma Hand
Emma Wittig
Michigan Points
Charlie Stanton
Cascade Springs
S. D
J. G. Johnson
Chappell
Joe
Denel County
Denver
Sidney Ice & Cold Storage Company
J K. Elms
North Platte
Devoe & Swenson
R. W. Devoe
M. Swersss
Cleburne Block
Joseph Oberfelder
Christ Church Notes
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Court House
Gapen Building
Hoagland
W. V. Boagland
Hoagland & Hoagland
Attorneys AT Law
A. 4. Sharp
P. O
Clara, Neb
D. H. E. Mantor
Stewitts
J. O. Swatzlander, M. D
First National Bank
D. Taylor
Sunol
D. Willis
Dalton, Nebraska
N. Tillman Owen
Stowitts Building
Axceuyg
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