Sidney Nebraska 1946 City Council Special Session Proceedings
Sidney Nebraska held a special City Council session on September 26 1946 to consider petitions for submitting aviation field bonds and district street improvements to voters at the November 5 1946 general election. The meeting addressed bonds up to 33000 dollars for aviation field development and multiple street improvement districts with determinations of resident owners and roll call votes.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
City Auditorium
C. B. Dorwart
Gordon R. Tobin
L. M. Clinton
Hellwig
Mahr
Spearow
Christ
Logan
Pierson
City of
Aviation Field
Yeas
City
Ment
History Of Interest to Sidney 44 Years Ago
From the Telegraph files a decade and a half back, Hilda Larsen returns from Denver and Fort Morgan with friends. Warren Cunningham of Chap pell among out of town visitors. Mrs. Ladegard hosts visiting kin. Several locals take trips, teach in Oklahoma Indian schools, or visit family in Pennsylvania. A mix of travel notes, weddings, and fairgoing fills the piece.
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Sidney
Telegraph
Hilda Larsen
Denver
Fort Morgan
Warren Cunningham
Chappell
Sidney City Council Votes to Destroy Redeemed Electric Bonds
The 1946 Sidney Nebraska council meeting approves burning redeemed Electric Revenue Bonds issued May 1, 1944. It authorizes witness Vern Livingston to oversee the process and records resolutions altering street paving districts 13 14 15 and 16 with width changes from 42 to 56 feet on 18th and 20th Avenues between Maple and Linden.
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Linden
20Th Avenue
Jackson
Illinois
21St Avenue
Maple
King
Maple Street
10Th Avenue
7Th Avenue
Osage Street
19Th Avenue
12Th Avenue
Newton
Osage
14Th Avenue
Ing
City of
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Mahr
Vern Livingston
City
Nebraska
E. ¥. Grupe
Inland Construction Company
Simpson couple relocate to North Platte and buy shop
Melvin M. Simpson and his wife moved to North Platte last Monday. Simpson bought the tire and motorcycle shop from John Nelan. Rev. Henry Ives arrived from Portland after attending a national Episcopal conferences. The Keystone class of the Methodist Sunday School hosted a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Kilburn on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Knox of Kimball County visited Sidney on Thursday for discussions with President C. J. Osborn of the State Association of Farmers Unions. Knox serves as a Farmers Union field worker.
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Melvin M. Simpson
North Platte
Simpson
John Nelan
Henry Ives
Portland
Oregon
Episcopal Conferences
Keystone
Methodist Sunday School
Mantor and Miles Leave Thursday Evening
Dr and Mrs H E Mantor and Mrs W P Miles departed Thursday evening in a social note likely from a local society column detailing acquaintances and domestic routines. The fragment hints at a social gathering or visit but lacks full context or destination.
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H. E- Mantor
Noted locals fare forth to colleges and weddings
Miss Lucy Jones leaves for Lincoln to enter a four year university program. Miss Mabel Gapen departs for Willow Island to attend the Costin McKee wedding. Rev W Harper and family plan to move to Chicago for a complete theology course at Evanston University. Frank Tobin returns from Salt Lake City and Wyoming. Mrs Tobin visits her parents at Rock Springs for a few weeks. Andy Johnson and Herman Miller of Union Valley were among out of town merchants patrons last Monday. Frank Pierson builds a 16 by 24 addition to his residence.
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Lucy Jones
Lincoln
Andy Johnson
Herman Miller
Union Valley
Mabel Gapen
Willow Island
Costin-McKee
Frank Pierson
Sidney
Rev. W. Harper
Chicago
Evanston University
Frank Tobin
Salt Lake City
Wyoming Points
St Agnes overwhelms Academy in six man clash 47 to 20
St Agnes blanked St Patrick's Academy 47 to 20 as a six man squad dominated with fast breaks and passing. Potter beat Pine Bluffs 25 to 11, Big Springs routed Lodgepole 43 to 0, Lewellen crushed Dalton 45 to 0. In eleven man games Scottsbluff fell to McCook 6-0. Minatare beat Bridgeport 13-0. Mitchell topped Torrington 13-0. Ogallala and Oshkosh tied 0-0. Cheyenne defeated Alliance 25-13.
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St. Patrick's Academy
St. Agnes
Alliance
Pats
Potter
Pine Bluffs
Big Springs
Lodgepole
Lewellen Crew
Dalton
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
McCook
Minatare
Bridgeport
Mitchell
Torrington
Ogallala
Oshkosh
Cheyenne
Chappell Man Sentenced One Year For Bad Check
Roy Aebig, 31, of Chappell, pled guilty to a no-fund check charge at a Scotts Bluff district court arraignment. He was sentenced to one year to 18 months in the Lincoln state penitentiary by Dist. Judge C. G. Perry after changing from an innocent plea. Aebig issued a $10 worthless check to Calvin Fuller of Scotts Bluff on September 21.
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Roy Aebig
Chappell
Scotts Bluff
Lincoln
Dist
C. G
Perry
Aebig
Straight Townsend
Rebig
Calvin Fuller
Scottsbluff
Notice in Estate of Joseph J Ladine Deceased
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska notifies all interested persons that a petition for partial distribution of the administrator’s funds has been filed and will be heard October 30, 1946 at 10:00 AM. Seal Attorney E R Kratz. County Judge Robt A Barlow. 10-12-14. The Telegraph advert appears.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Joseph J. Ladine
State OF
William Koehn
Eighland
Sunol
Court House
Sidney
Howard Family Moves House to Sidney Village
W. S. Howard moved his house from the Hale ranch into Sidney this week. The Howard family will be welcomed in the village. John Hart managed ticketing and crowd flow as the event drew a large turnout.
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W. S. Howard
Hale Ranch
Sidney
Howard
John Hart
Avocado and Citrus Salad Mix with Tart Dressing
A simple salad features cubed avocado and citrus fruits tossed with half and half and served with a tangy French dressing. The combination offers creamy texture from avocado and bright acidity from citrus.
Scratch Pad Sizes and Prices from The Telegraph
Four scratch pad sizes offered in 316 by 31 cents, 4 by 431, x15 or 5 percent discounts. Good quality stock advertised by The Telegraph.
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THE
Telegraph
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City Council
Sidney Telegraph
Co. B. Dorwart
G. R. Tobin
7Th and
9Th and
E. Y. Grape
George M. Saab
C. G. Killham
State Liquor Control Commission
M. G. Hornby-M. McIntosh
John E. Clayton
Spearer
F. H. Freytag
Odessa Bartholomew
Alice Robbins
Maud
Pinebluffs
Mildred Crosbie
Ed Runge
Manitou
Colorado
Clarence Kelly
Western Public Service Company
Fremont
Ning
Conad
Margaret Nelson
L. Jessen
Bedford
Pennsylvania
George Hicks
Chas
Stanton
Edgar Dedrick
Bride
Harper House
Martha Greenlee
Frank Matthes
Wisner
Neb
Dickerson
Fair Grounds
Jake Cramer
Jake Gutfrieund
Dorwart
Vizina
West
Tobin
18Th Avenue
Chappell Man
E. R. Kratz
Robt. A. Barlow
Sidney Drug Co
Rexall
Omaha
Oye
Mershheim Truck Line
Sidney Finance CO
Osborn Bldg
HOTEL
Finest Legionnaire Club
Boney
Chrysler
Plymouth Parts — Sales — Service
Court House, Sidney, Nebr
BR. A. Boehmer
South 11Th St
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