Sidney City Council approves police car bid and reviews August actions
The Sidney Nebraska council met in regular session at 7 30 p m with Mayor Pierson City Manager Knowles and five councillors present along with department heads. They accepted Elwell Motor Co bid for $1192 50 for a police car and referred a dumping ground petition to the city attorney. Building approvals were granted for several firms and July 1951 financials were approved. They authorized bond money investments and deferred the E W Ward beer license. A resolution authorized cancellation of 210 000 in electric system revenue bonds and destruction of cancelled coupons.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Pierson
Knowles
Cork
Foland
Lowe
Thompson
Willis
Joe Crumrine
Clinton
Tobin
Crosby Motor Co
Maddox Motor Co
Horn Motor Co
Elwell Motor Co
Joe Gibson, Inc
Planning Commission
C. S. Radcliffe
Dr. Cork
Sidney Church ‘of Christ
H. F. Kahler
L.L. Pippitt
Dalton Clothing Store
C. A. Story
Thomas Lumber Co
Kirk‘patrick Pettis Company
Cheyenne
Sidney Nebr City approves contracts and bond actions
City council actions include approval of ground lease for storage of poles with Union Pacific Railroad Company and E A Pedersen Company, authorization for Mayor and City Clerk to sign, and acceptance of Nordberg Manufacturing Company price reduction. Bills and transfers for August 1951 approved, bond refunding proposal accepted, and ordinance records preservation ordered. Approval of engineering fees for 1951 Electrical Extensions and payment authorization to Fulton and Crame Engineers. Proceedings conclude with authorization for interest on utility bonds and suspension of ordinance records in a separate volume.
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Exline
E. A. Pedersen Company
Carl Christ
S &S Electrical, Company
Cork
Foland
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Lowe
Nordberg Manufacturing Company
City of Sidney -Sewer’ Dept
Its
Thompson
Kirkpatrick Pettis Co
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lowé
Electric
The
Fulton
Cramer
S.,& S. Electrical. Co
Yand Crame
Sutny Side Community News Summary
Mrs. Harry Lee hosted the Helping Hand Club with 16 members. Next meeting October 31 with Mrs. Russell Olson. Local social visits include Ross Glassburn and baby, Pat Irwin family, and Lester Theis family in Kimball and Grand Island. Farmers Union Local 750 met at E A Johnson home. next at Robert Rexroth. Scottsbluff visitors and various Sunday visits noted among local residents.
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Harry Lee
Russell Olson
Ross Glassburn
Baby
Albert Brandt
Pat Irwin
Lester Theis
Susan Irwin
Ethel Irwin
Grand Island
Kimball
Leo Zwick
Farmers “Union Local 750
E. A. Johnson
Robert Rexroth
Forrest Tremain
Scottsbluff
Weldon
Ed’ Block
Oscar Olson
Geo- Bolken
Art Peters
Tora Jane
Tora Peters
Sunday Evening Visits Trace Local Social Roundup
Sandra and guests visited the Omel and Talich homes. Harold and Bloom hosted Sunday. Dale Talich and family, and Lowell Hokom with family visited John Hokom and Ralph Talich Sunday. An advertisement promotes IDEAL system for business and farm records via THE TELEGRAPH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra
John Omel
Harold Hernbloom
Ralph “Talich
Dale Talich
Ralph Talich
Lowell Hokom
John Hokom
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Government Ponds
E. W. Ward
Inchon
Korea
Seattle
Wash
Washington
H. E. Pierson
Gordon R. Tobin
Sceuty
Milton
Handsel
Gamble
Dedler
Cox Division
National By: Products
Sutny Side
Mrs. Alpert Brandt
Restenet
Winter Drug CO
Pecl
Peele
Tom Ge
Peel
Az Ace
Kidd
Burer Reve
Rex
Netit
Tate
Coe
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