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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
2
Box Social and program at the school house in district 71 ten miles north and one mile west of Sidney on Friday evening April 9. All are invited and ladies are requested to bring well filled boxes and the men well filled pocketbooks. MISSES LETHA GIBSON, MARGARET HAYES, Teachers.
A substantial snow storm hit the Pleasant Valley area Saturday causing travel disruption but delivering needed moisture for winter wheat. Local residents report visits, family gatherings, and cattle vaccination routines amid the weather. A court notice from Sidney Nebraska, dated March 15, 1920, seeks an absolute divorce from Mack Mitchell on grounds of cruelty and neglect. response due by April 26, 1920.
Rome reports twelve killed and 80 injured when an express train descending the incline at Pantebba, 31 miles northeast of Udine, crashed into trucks at Fella bridge 180 feet high. Most victims were Egyptian medical students bound for Berlin.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court orders James A Mitchell John Mitchell and all interested parties to appear April 15 1920 at 10 am to show cause why administrator J W McDaniel final account should not be approved and discharged publication to run three weeks in Telegraph prior to hearing
C P Grant files petition and amended complaint in Cheyenne County Nebraska district court to quiet title to Lot 6 Block 18 Original Town-site Sidney Nebraska against John Doe and others including Union Pacific Railroad Company Walker D Hines enforcing decree barring any right, title, or lien in the described real estate. Respondents must answer by April 19 1920.
Margaret Mitchell filed a petition in the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska on December 6, 1919. The action names her husband Mack Mitchell as defendant and seeks the relief stated in the petition. The notice informs the defendant of the proceeding and the actions required to defend.
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