Sidney Board of Supervisors Holds Regular Session
In a Monday meeting of the Sidney Board of Supervisors, bankers and other buyers showed interest in land sales while Charley Hatton, ex-clerk of courts, managed the clerk's office amid Harrizon’s absence. Reports noted petitions and claims to be presented, with Wednesday as read day for opening and closing work, as arbor road issues were addressed. Grandpa Av Vaughn traversed the streets with rheumatism, and Mrs Bern Howard, daughter of J A Howard, recovering from appendicitis after an operation in Des Moines. Masons elected new officers including George Waterman and James Wright, with Elmer Haton as trustee, and a dinner party by Mrs Gore featured at Hamburg. The Sidney creamery enterprise continues to show promise for local residents.
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Luca
Tharwan
Oley
Joseph Somuets
W. J. Yowall
Charley Hatton
Formar
Courts
Harrizon
Linshy
Knox
Hemburg
Sidisg
Apervigor Robb
Ghairmar
Migs Bern Howard
J. A. Howard
Sidnay
Des Moines
Masons
Lyan
George
Waterman
Wey Galdéon
James Wright C
Ant Elmer Haton
Vie Anova
James
Smaktey
Hamburg
Gore
Sidney Citzens
Magos Browa
Campbell
Tissuss
Milt Bauer
Sidney
Nebraska
Hrad Grasameir
George Baker
Sabe
Gebling
Mystery of Claude Bailey Disappearance Still Unsolved
Randolph Enterprise reports the unresolved disappearance of Claude B. Bailey from rural Nebraska. Bailey, a farmer five miles north of Fullerton, left Oct 25 from Percival to visit relatives in Omaha and has not been heard from since. He was to marry Alma Benghton in February and had livestock left with Alfred Olson. crops and stock valued about $1,000 beyond debts.
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Claude B. Bailey
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Bailey
Fullertob
Neb
Percival
Alma Benghton
Alfred Olson
2Randolph Enterprise
Local notes and social items from a 1910s newspaper
Community notices recount Miss Dovey Chastain visiting with her grandmother and Rev S B Murray appointment at Pairtax next Sunday. Thanksgiving gatherings, area families visiting, a cantata at Baptist church, and local social events are mentioned along with a gasoline engine ad by Chas W Baker.
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Martin Fischer
Wai, Dyke
Bugh Hayes
Union Christipas
Rena Bowers
German American Hog Powers at Sturgeons
Try German American Hog Powders, it will do them good, at C. W. Sturgeon’s. Successor to A. H. Mann.
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C. W. Sturgeon
A. H. Mann
Best Wyoming coal $7.50 ton delivered at C. W. Sturgeon
An oddly garbled ad notes Best Wyoming coal at $7.50 per ton delivered to C. W. Sturgeon or to A. Mann and references health tonics. It also mentions Down's Regolere for bowel action and Burdock-Blood Bitters as a cleansing remedy, with various unrelated fragments about maps and furniture purchases in Nebraska City.
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Wyoming
C. W. Sturgeon
S. “Sunecesor
A. Mann
Low Nix
Morten
Nebraska City
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted for Backache Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to treat kidney issues with Doan's Kidney Pills. It touts Doan's as time tested, claims kidney trouble prevention, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Barbary Heatty of Hamburg Iowa. Sold by Foster-Miller Co Buffalo NY, price 56 cents.
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Alame
Legin
Doan
Ferad
Foster-Mibura Co
Buffalo
New York
Complex heirs dispute over Ripley land in Fremont County Iowa
Notice to heirs and unknown claimants of Thomas Ripley and his wife Susan Nuckolls, with a petition to determine ownership of the southwest half of Section 30 and the northeast quarter of Section 31, Township 67 Range 42 Fremont County, Iowa. The case traces deeds from Heath Nuckolls to Stephen F Nuckolls and later to Stephen B Nuckolls, with prior conveyances by Asbury Jacks. The court seeks to clear title and identify surviving heirs and parties with interests amid uncertain survivorship and missing records.
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Ain
Nouthwest
Townehip
Thouina Hipley
Thamas Ripley
Thomas Ripley
Ripleys
Thomas Rigtey
Ani
District Court
Fremont County
Towa
George J
Igas
Nouthwear
Becton
Townahip
Khomas Ripley
Norhhweat
Lw Recorder’s Ofice
Remount County
Canary
Garties
Kobwa
Heath Nuskol
Abong
Stephan F. Nuckolls
Heath Nuckolla
Paige
Iowa
Stephen FL
Lown
Daganat
Heath Nuckote
Steen
Nuckalla
Tia
Intim
Asbury Jackn
Jone
Lim
Alice Caray
Anna M. Caray
Auys Nuckoly
Walliam B. Carey
Stephen F. Muckalls
Tim
Dexter Reynolds
Lands and heirs cited in Fremont County court case
An 1912 Fremont County case outlines heirs and parties claiming through or under, seeking general equitable relief. The court orders publication of the petition in The Leporten A heya, Hamburg, for four weeks, with dates and attorneys noted. The record mentions Sidney and the November date, with Mr. Woodruff as clerk. The notice references chaff shoveling boards at Chas. W. Baker's.
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Fremont County
Uney
Sndres
Sidney Fo
Wn. T
Stevens Hgr. O. Caupwell
Atlorouys
Hamburg
Towa
BB. Woodruff
Sturgeon Sells coal won titetey for advertised notice
Abbreviated OCR text indicates a local notice about sale of coal or property. Names such as John, Garber, Walter Grimes, Stanley Petak, and Bingham appear as individuals connected to the notice. The fragmentary language suggests an auction or sale advertisement with required public tagging. The readable parts imply an official posting and compliance with advertisement.
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Titetey Sraja
John
Amot
Garber
Walter Grimes
Stanley
Petak Bingham
Larrie
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Arbor Road
Vaughn
Walnut Creek
Watson
Miss Dovey Chastain
Bar Lindenyspant
Mi Leu Chastain
Chas. W. Baker
Fred Wolf
Mutual
Bell
Newo
Uwaa
New Bland
Millie R. Witter
Teucher
Council
Plufis
Ted
Glen
Tabor
Tueaday
Re Laird
Luther Barding
Clear Lake
Dean
Down
Baker’s
Bastouro Promesavusp Nor Negy Peer Tawi Kross
Doan's
Lake
Colin
Fremont Yy Lowe
Twouwry
Sturgeon
Fred Aldrich Undertaker
Frank Davis
CHAS
Medford
California
Burlington
Denver
Santa Me
Grand Canyon
Fr. R
Elton Agent
Creqare
Tus
P_S
Ws A. Lilar
Merchants Exchange Bank
Fourwell
C. D. Butterfield
P.O
Drs. Mach & Mach
Riley & Mach Ous
Beech
Tito
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