Land Transfers Across Cheyenne County Detailed in Deeds
A long list shows numerous transfers: Dickenson to John Soral for Sunol Lots 8-10. Sophronia Beezley to J. L. McIntosh. Emma Hambrick to John Soral for Sunol Lots 3-4. Lula Walker to John Leo Roach. multiple other pairings with prices ranging from 1.00 to 9,600.00. Entries cover blocks, additions, and townships including Sunol Sidney Potter Gurley and Dalton, with many one dollar deeds and substantial sums for large parcels.
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Dickenson
John Soral
Sunol
Sophronia Beezley
J. L. McIntosh
Emma Whambric
Lula Walker
John Leo Roach
Charles EB. Lepper
E. L Devine
Clarke F. Lepper
E. L. Devine
Friend Dickinson
Richard Krueger
Alex Thompson
Mabel Duncan
Sidney
W. O .Ritchey
Fred Timmerman
Frederick Peters
John Mueller
Seyfang
Potter
N. H. Junken
G. B. Hire
Carow
Dalton
Elma D. Kline
C. EB. Weyerts
West Gurley
Thomas Stack
Hannah A. Johnson
J. M. Swenson
John P. Nelson
C. F. Brown
A .F. Anderson
Luther Bonham
Chris Hickey
Sey
Joyce A. White
Henry C. Norman Sey
N. M. Wilson
Lewis Willson
William Goding
Charles Stanton
Amos Wagner
Seyfangs
J. G. McNish
McNish Land Company
L. O. Fundingsland
John E. McGill
George Ruhter
Stephen Flora
Gurley
B. F. Thornburg
Elizabeth Spitzbart
Anton Benish
Bert Duncan
William E. Stewart
Agnes Verner
William R. Pettett
James E. Clark
Lillie BE. Turner
C. W. Hornaday
George W. Wessels
Dick Wessels, Jr
Ll. Oley Withers
Rush Creek Land and Cattle Company
W S. Rodman
Ernest Whoerwitz
J L. McIntosh
Luella Straight
Fred Stuht
M. W. Osborn
J W. Morrison
Charles Haas
F ‘I’. Carson
Henry A. Haus
George C. Thompson
Acker
R L. Tate
von &. Ahrens
Louis S Sparks
W. &. Swatzlander
Mary Elizabeth Swatzlander
Morrow
Carl Johnson
Harry C. Casselman
Earl S. Tyler
Walter J Nelson
McFadden
Thomas Thornburg
Bb. F Thornburg
Clarkson
J. Mcintosh
Orlo F. Cruisenbury
Js Mcintosh
A. J. Jorgenson
Leo &. Osborn
George H. High
H .T. Doran
C M. Hadley
Judd C Bush
H. T. Doran
C. M. Hadley
W LL. Stevens
A. M Leufdale
Henry L. Gaines
Wilhelm Reiners
Leo Osborn
Lars Jorgenson
George W. Jenkins
Mary E. Jenkins
August Meyers
August Oberg
Theodore Lexter Camp
John A. Bentley
Mabel L. Jackson
James A. Donahue
Thomas V. Barnes
Leyfang
Jason O
Not Much Doing in Lamb Trade at South Omaha Market
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Nebraska April 4 1917 cattle receipts light for Tuesday making two day total 11642 head versus 20867 last week demand fair with beef prices up to 12.60 the high price for the market cows and heifers also higher hog supplies about 12000 head steady to 10 cents lower early bids lower but late trade stronger with top hogs around 14.45 to 14.95 sheep and lambs showed activity with lamb prices 14.65 to 15.15 for light and handy and other sheep grades listed with various ranges in the report.
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Paskers
Union Stock Yards
South Omnaha
Nebraska
Lessons of thrift and prudent spending across ages
A Youth's Companion essay argues that many people lack self discipline in expenditure. It urges training from childhood to weigh needs against wants and to consider future costs, applying the same prudence to giving as to buying. True thrift spares self more than others, unlike avarice which harms others first.
Mixer Papa and Son Quote From Life
A brief, reflective exchange presents a father asking about a mixer and a son replying that a man who is a mixer prefers the company of others over himself, illustrating social nature in a concise epigram.
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Papa
Sony
Life
Strength of an Ostrich in Milton’s Saying
A full grown ostrich stands seven feet high and can bear a rider with horse like speed. The line reflects that those who overcome by force only conquer half their foe. Derived from Milton’s adage on strength and achievement.
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Milton
Where We Get Nux Vomica
The article details global sources of nux vomica excluding limited Ceylon exports. British India supplies most of the world, with seeds obtained from plumlike fruits. Nellore forests yield seeds by the Vanadis tribe for good prices, while Cochin aux vomien is harvested in Travancore foothills and sold cheaply to native dealers who route it to merchants.
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Ceylon
British India
Nellore
Cochin
Travancore Hills
Buried Treasure Mentioned in Quirky Conversation
A playful dialogue centers on a buried treasure, with a patron asking for details and a medium joking that the husband’s first wife knows about it. The exchange blends humor and domestic banter in a light, anecdotal style.
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Yeas
Settlement Worker Mercy Sparring Partners in Alley
A brief dialogue captures a tense moment as a settlement worker asks a boy if he is fighting another child. He denies the fight, insisting he is not quarrelling, while the exchange hints at a sparring partner dynamic in a Cleveland lane.
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Mercy
Cleveland
Osborn and Jorgen Son Plan New Building and Loan
Osborn and Jorgen Son unveil a new Building and Loan plan detailing proposed mortgage services, funding structure, and community impact. The plan outlines loan terms, member eligibility, and anticipated timeline for launching the cooperative financial venture.
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Osborn & Jorgenson
Mechanical Decoy Ducks Use In Duck Shooting
Mechanical decoys quack and swim to fool wild birds, with clockwork propulsion and a propeller driven by a clockwork mechanism. The device can be opened for cleaning and adjustment, creating a lifelike winter swimming decoy. Uncle Eben comments on truth and vanity in a Washington Star quote.
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Sumater
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