Sidney City Council Proceedings Set for September 28 1959
The Sidney Nebraska city council met in regular session at 7 30 P M with Mayor Preble and council members Munderloh Bauman Moore and Wilson present. They approved minutes and building and occupational license actions, discussed a possible Sunday closing ordinance, and authorized land purchase for park use. Readings covered multiple Ordinances 648 to 656, nuisance action against Grace Heath, and budget appropriations. Appointments to Housing Authority Planning Commission and Library Board were approved before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preble
Munderloh
Bauman
Moore
Wilson
Coffey
Tobin
Clinton
Harry McCollum
A. G. Schiller
Clyde Cameron
Bob Daul
Iran Humphreys
Bloom & Niebaum
A. W. Peterson
John Mohart
Sidney Motor Hotel Inc
Glenn Hedgecock
Claude O. Wuthier
Eugene Reker
John E. Bowman
Joe Kubes
W. J. Maring
Union “Pacific Railroad
City of Sidney General
City of Sidney Sewage System
Sewer District No. 31
City of Sidney Housing Authority
Water District No. 1
Union Pacific Railroad Company
L. M. Clinton
Sidney
Nebraska
Grace E. Heath
L. M.clinton
Housing Authority
Kermit Moore
Planning Commission
Ira Steward
Leo
Bingo Licensing Ordinance in Sidney Nebraska 1939
Ordinance 648 enacts state bingo licensing within Sidney city limits. It requires a $10 permit, imposes a 10 percent gross receipts tax, directs quarterly reports and tax remittance, and sets penalties for violations. The measure notes Mayor and City Council authority and possible repeal of conflicting ordinances. Passed September 14 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney Nebraska Adopts Nuisance Ordinance and Pool Hall Age Cut
Ordinance No 649 defines property nuisances endangering public health in Sidney Nebraska and provides penalties up to 100 dollars per day. It also amends Sidney City Code to reduce minors allowed in billiard and pool halls to under sixteen with enforcement provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ordinance Amends Police Magistrate Fees and Duties
The ordinance repeals section 1.7 of the Sidney City Code 1958 and enacts a new section governing the police court. It establishes the police magistrate jurisdiction and duties, sets fee and witness cost rules, and requires weekly and monthly financial reporting to the mayor and council. It passes and is approved this 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Aisks
Justices of the Peace
Sidney City
Sidney City Repeals Sections of Bicycle Regulations
Ordinance No. 652 repeals sections 6.1 through 6.10 of the Sidney City Code 1958 governing bicycles. The measure becomes effective as provided by law after passage and approval by Mayor Ferris Preele.
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Lan
Sidney Nebraska Ordinance Repeals and Traffic Amendments
Ordinance No 653 of Sidney Neb amended sections in the Sidney City Code 1958 and 1950. Repeals sections related to pool halls and four lane streets, amends driving abreast rules, and changes sewer funding taxes or rates. City Clerk Gordon R Tobin approved and passed the ordinance on the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Wilson
Preble
Final Settlement Petition in Warder Estate Hearing
A petition for final settlement in estate matters is filed for Bert Walker deceased. The case seeks determination of heirship inheritance taxes fees and commissions distribution of estate and approval of final account and discharge. Court hearing set for September 28 1959 at 11 o clock A M before County Judge C W Smith and Thorpe and Babcock Attorneys Cheyenne County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Bert Walker
State of
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Sidney Nebraska
Public auction scheduled for 4:00 P.M. September 21 1959 at the Sidney Livestock Sales Pavilion near Sidney Nebraska. Foreclosing mortgage held by Charles N Deaver against Emerald Rapp covering the pavilion hog barns and seven acres leased from the UPRR with a balance of 21720.00 plus interest and costs. Attorneys Clinton McNish represent the mortgagee.
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Sidney
U.P.R.R
Nebraska
Sidney Livestock Sales
Emerald Rapp
U P.R R
Charles N. Deaver
Cheyenne County
Notice of Absolute Divorce Action in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the District Court is asked to grant an absolute divorce from the respondent on grounds of extreme cruelty and nonsupport. The respondent must answer by October 12 1959 or a decree will be entered. Dated September 2 1955. Heaton Heaton Attorneys.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne County Approves Claims At September Meeting
Cheyenne County Commissioners meet at the courthouse in Sidney to audit claims from General Fund Bridge Fund and other budgets. List shows workers, vendors, and totals. meeting adjourned to October 6 1959.
Notice of dissolution of Truline Company partners
The partnership of Alvin I. Bruns and Lawrence V. Schilz dissolved July 31 1959. At 1730 Illinois Street Sidney Nebraska Alvin Bruns continues the business and assumes debts. at 13434 Telegraph Road So Whittier California Lawrence Schilz continues the business and assumes debts.
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Alvin I. Bruns
Lawrence V. Schilz
Illinois Street
Sidney
Nebraska
Telraranc Road
Whittier
California
Truline Company
Cement
Alvin H. Bruns
Telegraph Road
Said Place
Clinton & McNish
Notice of Final Settlement for Ralph Mersheim Estate
Notice is hereby given that the Nebraska estate of Ralph Mer scheim deceased has a final settlement proceeding. Interested parties must contest within the statutory period and follow local court requirements.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ralph Merscheim
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Wellner
Gordon R_ Tobin
Clark
Department of Agriculture and Inspection
Nebarska
Ferris Preble
Gordon R. Tobin
City OF
Aeweree
Gordon R Tobin
City
Gordon R, Tobin
Sid’ City
C. W. Smith County
Thorpe and Babcock Attorneys
Montgagee
LaVerne Marvin Lachett
Gloria Joan Lachelt Heaton
Cecil Hunt
Geo. H. Fleming
William Smith
L. Pindell
Frank Balderson
General Fund
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
John J. Jurgens
Kenneth Kepler
Howard Kerk
Dennis Kirk
Arvin Kurth
August Kurth
Derald Kurth
Ed Kurth
Everett Kurth
Lyle Kurth
Arthur Lenz
Hubert Lubash
Robert Mika
Joe A. Oliverius
Harry H. Quinn
Roswell Robinson
James Rogers
Lee E. Livesind
Joe J. Teague
Earl Tebrinke
Jerold Vosika
Bridge Fund
Harry C. Brown
Henry Bruns
Albro Christensen
Harold Waack
Wayne Henzl
Maryin Juedes
James Reaers
Rurail
Soldiers Relief Fund
Clk
Dist
Co. Treas
Armco Drainage Metal Products
Eaton Metal Products Corporation
M Platte Valley Concrete Company
Nebraska Machinery Company
Geo
H. Fleming
Mernaber
Wm. G. Smith
T. L. Pindell
Seal
Herman Brunibsch
Sal
Herman Bolz
Harry Brown
Morris Challburg
John H Folkerts
Archie Jiafer
Harold Haack
Jasper Huls
Marvin Juedes
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