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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1913

Page

4

Order of hearing on original probate of will

Nebraska Cheyenne County 1912 court orders hearing on Cecilia Rezanina petition to probate the will of Frank Rezanina deceased. Judge Henry E. Gapen sets April 12 3913 at 1 am for the hearing with notice by three weekly Sidney Telegraph publications.

State of Nebraska Cheyenne County Henry E. Gapen Frank Recanina Cecilia Rezanina Frank Rezanina Sidney Telegraph Henry

Wet Column Lists Many Nebraska Wet Dry Votes

Nebraska cities reported election results on Tuesday with towns like Alma Arlington Auburn Greeley Center Hebron Ord and St Paul voting wet or dry. A number of communities approved bonds for schools and a city hall while others defeated park bond measures and municipal questions.

Nebraska Alma Arlington Auburn Greeley Center Hebron Ord St Paul Harvard Upland Falls City University Place Kearney Hartington Greenwood Springfield Dakota City Wilber Callaway Dodge Silver Creek Leigh Valentine Gothenbure Battle Creek Waterloo Elkhorn Benson Florence Ravenna Sidney Shelton Geneva Scotia Shickley Ohiowa Strang Exeter Grafton Milligan Bellwood Jigh Friend Bridgeport Wtica Laurel Madison Papillion Columbus Fremont West Point Hastings North Bend Dry—Clay Center York Oxford Shelby Wayne Gibbon Tekamah Old Broken Bow Fairmont Weeping Water Sargent Comstock North Loup David City Ulysses Oakland Lyons New Nebraska Ainsworth Cass More Alliance Allen D. Rodgers J. B Billings Ashland Wiggenhorn Church Howe Joseph Pitterich George A. Hill Blair W D Haller Blue Springs A. J. Knight Broken Bow E E. Squires Chadron Allen D. Fisher Clay Center J E Wheeler R. E Rothleitoer Wiliam Neimyer L. S. Hastings Ith Seehus R. McAlphin Paul Claude Wiltse R. M. Herre A. H. Bowlby George Sorenson O C. Bedford Gothenburg T. L. Carroll Charles Ingraham Hartington Anton Waltz W. C. Cooper Humboldt J. P. Davis William HW. Knaggs Lexington J. J. Nisley Loup City A. B. Outhouse W. A. Newmyer Fred H. Davis Minden J. S. Pattison Neligh N. B. Sweitzer Nelson J. Weihman Niobrara M. C. Nelson L B. McLaren Norfolk C. J. Verges North Platte E. S. Evans C. W. Johnson J. C. Work Orleans J. C. Gay Pawnee City D. E. Wherry Plattsmouth John P. Sattler Randolph O. O. Reed Red Cloud Don Saunders Rushville Dave Dullaghan Schuyler Donald McLeod Scottsbluff F. O. McCoffree St. Paul F. S Nicholson Superior Peter Johnson P. Mitzsimmons A. L. Anderson W. S Fuller M. V Nicholson Wausa O T Hansen C A Chase F H Gorder William Dill Wisner S Emley Wymore J. A Reuling York E. B Nelson

Storm Area Surveyers Gather Data for Federal Government

Dr George F Condra of the University of Nebraska and Professor George A Loveland of the weather bureau left Lincoln to tour the storm swept areas for the federal government. Two or three weeks will be spent examining phases of the storm with focus on building resilience to wind. Loveland will summarize atmospheric conditions.

Lincoln George F. Condra University of Nebraska George A Loveland Weather Bureau Condra Loveland

Local Notes and Social Chorus from Surrounding Towns

VF Kucera returned from Davenport Nebraska after a business trip. Mrs Hugh Moore attended the Essig party last Wednesday. Nine new farm houses near the Moore ranch catch the eye. W L Stevens of Potter visited Sunday. Edith Cradit thanks friends for kindness after the death of her husband Charles Cradit. Thornburg’s pays the highest market price for cream.

VF Kucera Davenport Nebraska Hugh Moore Fine Moore Charles Cradit Edith Cradit

Palmer Method gains traction in district schools debate finale set

School notes report many lower grade students out with whooping cough and teaching staff returning from the North Platte Valley Teachers Association with new ideas. The Palmer Method of Business Writing is praised as a top system and aims to produce skilled penmen over years. The Western Nebraska final debate on April 18 in Sidney will pit Alliance against Sidney High Schools with Sidney represented by Witters Christensen and Wright.

North Platte Valley Teachers’ Association Palmer Western Nebraska Sidney Alliance Rushville Minatare Western Nebraska John Witters Marius Christensen Milton Wright

Bridge Club gathers for social afternoon at Mrs McIntosh’s

The 1912 Bridge Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs J T McIntosh hosting and all members present except Mrs Zimmer who was called to Cozad and Mrs Miles who had not yet returned from Bridgeport. Miss Mildred Miles subbed for Mrs Zimmer and Miss Eva for Mrs Miles. A luncheon followed and the gathering added to Sid ney’s social history. Mrs Miles returned from Bridgeport to care for her ill sister Mrs Brennan. Bill Miles’s child Billie was recovering from pneumonia. For sale three cows one fresh see McFadden.

J. T. McIintosh Zimmer Cozad Miles Bridgeport Mildred Miles Eva McIntosh Sidney

Birthday Celebration for Master Harold Tobin

Master Harold Tobin turned nine on Wednesday April 2 with a piping hot chicken supper and biscuits for fifteen guests. Mrs. Tobin gave each child a candy box as departure gifts while Mrs. Griffith Miss McFadden and Mrs. Al Kruse assisted in hosting.

Harold Tobin Harold Chester Cummings North Platte

Minatare Fire Destroys Ten Buildings Worth 50000

A March 2 fire in Minatare Nebraska caused about 50000 in losses on the west side of Main Street from Wandever's office to Cham bers' general store. Ten structures including a doctor's office barber shop wool hall market restaurant Blacksmith shop carpenters shop and three ice houses were burned. Scottsbluff fire department arrived at 6 am with limited wind and confined the blaze to the affected block.

Scottsbluff Neb Minatare Main Street Wandever Chambers’ General Store Scottschiff Fire Department

Doctor Flippin Charged With Assault On Stromsburg Editor

Dr. George A. Flippin of Stromsburg was brought to Osceola court on a charge of beating Raditor Pease editor of the Stromsburg News. The incident occurred Monday as Pease was about to depart Stromsburg. Pease reportedly suffered serious injuries. Bond set at 2400 dollars. case continued for thirty days.

Osceola Neh George A. Flippin Stromsburg

Harman Farm Buildings Destroyed By Fire

Beaver City Nebraska April 3 fire destroyed the farm buildings of Robert Harman caused by a spark from a Burlington locomotive. Harman was away. neighbors saved his house and granary.

Beaver City Neb Robert Harman Burlington

Found a Cure for Rheumatism Advertisement

A Mapleton Iowa resident Lee L Chapman reports relief from two years of rheumatism after using Chamberlains Liniment. He says pain sleep and mobility improved in two months and he has not suffered since. For sale by all dealers.

Lee L. Chapman Mapleton Iowa Chamberlain

Also Mentioned on This Page

COAL Essig Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Sherman Emerson Nora V. Emerson Jepsen Charles Emerson North Range Nebr Sterling, Colorado Joseph Oberfelder U. S Fred Baker Bunk Lee Crook Colo Thomas. Simpson Roy Simpson J. E. Evans Register Thornburg's Brewer Garage West Second Strees Louis Mann E. Harper Tobin London Girls Musical Comedy CO Sv Sidney Drug Co Burlington Depot Sidney Marble Works A. A. Clark Nebraska News Condra and Marshall State Horticultural Board Alaska Airbury Fairbury, Neb James Amos Fairbury Norris L. O'Neill Norris L. O’neill Morehead Colonel O'Neil AL Kruse Alliance Creamery CO W L Stevens Potter E. P. Swan Sidney Brug Company W. P. Miles James Brennan M. W. Osborn Weatland Wyoming Billie Miles McFadden Fundingsland Investment Company Flippin Cheyenne and Kimball Counties Home Realty Co Biggs & Dybdahl, Mgrs Potter, Nebraska R J K Elms Cleburne Block United Statress Cheyenne Co Government Land Business Court House Sidney, Neb Gapen Building Hoagland W. V. Hoagland Fo4sland & Hoagland Attorneys AT Law NorTs Platte, Nebraska A . A. Sharp Livestock and Farmu Sale Auctioneer P. O Clara, Neb D. H. E. Mantor Office Stowatts Building J. C. Swatzlander, M. D First National Bank Sidney, Nebraska W. D. Taylor Sunol J.D. Willms Dalton, Nebraska N. Tillman Owen Stowitts Building Oscar al, Harris
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