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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
6
The author urges readers to take direct personal interest in public affairs and holds up concrete action. If you disapprove of military spending, contact your congressman and senators, and engage in evening reflection on public business. A half hour daily can yield a prompt response from representatives.
Emil A. Berndt of Honolulu claims a weapon storehouse lies in Haleakala crater. He says three white men with cave knowledge found it while lost, containing crude stone hatchets vast slingshot stones spear heads and other ancient warfare implements.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court and the Estate of Washington I Hiett. Creditors are to attend the County Court Room Sidney on April 12 1922 at 10 oclock am and August 8 1922 at 10 oclock am to present and examine claims for adjustment and allowance. The claim period ends three months after May 1 1922 and debts must be paid within one year from May 5 1922. Signed by County Judge &p Chambers (Seal).
Bernard J. Dugan sues to foreclose a mortgage on Northeast Quarter Section 14 Township 14 North Range 48 West of the 6th Principal Meridian and seeks sale of the property. Defendants include Charles J Portrey Lyn Portrey Guy V Travers R M Perkins Grace Perkins and McNish Land Co. Answer by May 22, 1922 or default.
A contest invites women and girls to write a four line rhyme using only words from the Dr Price label or its inside slip. Prizes total 520 with 100 for first, 75 50 and 25 for next four places, plus 55 prizes of 5 dollars. Entries due by May 1 at Price Baking Powder Factory Chicago Illinois.
Notice of an order of sale from Cheyenne County District Court in a case with J. W. Johnson as plaintiff and Leander Clark College as intervenor. Sheriff will auction the defendant Clarence J. Babb property in Sidney on April 24, 1922 to satisfy a $6782.66 debt plus interest and costs.
Roy L. McAdam files in Cheyenne County District Court to quiet title to the southeast quarter of section 14, township 15 north, range 52 west, alleging unknown heirs and other defendants hold no right or interest in the property. The defendants include named trustees, county treasurers, and McAdam Bros. partners. Answer due by May 8. 190 ROY L. McADAM, Plaintiff. 26-5
Mortgagee Joseph Haller will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash one Avery 1836 hi p tractor 1219 Model at ten o clock p m at Wahler s Garage Sidney Nebraska on Saturday April 8 1922 The chattel mortgage was given by C A Glassburn to Joseph Wahler and is for 649 60 filed July 6 1920 in Cheyenne County Nebraska Amount due March 24 1922 is 761 32 dated March 18 1922
Gagees will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash two thirds interest in 240 acres of winter wheat and farm machinery at 10 a.m. on Monday April 10 1922 on the south half of section 4 township 18 range 60 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Mortgage by Ralph Totter to A J Torgenson receiver of the Nebraska State Bank of Sidney Nebraska for 2314.00 filed October 1921. Amount due March 24 is 2523.00.
The roster lists officers including Dr H B Mantor as President L I Poole as Vice President Martin W Dimery as Treasurer and J W Johnson as Secretary. Directors named are A K Greenlee A E Phelps W K Hodgkin Rev Samuel Light Dr M E Pettibone and Guy V Doran.
Base Ball Ass'n lists D. R. Campbell as President Charlie Mann as Treasurer Frank Whitelock as Secretary A. Eb Phelps Joe Simodynes M. W. Dimery and Dr. Barger among officials in the organization.
Country Club officers include J. L. McIntosh as President W. H. Hodgkin Vice President B R B Krats Sec Treas and executives Ray Stansbury H BE Mantor P I Martin RB B Roche J T M Pearson and F L Whitelock as part of the club’s governance roster.
Native is hereby given that pursuant to an order of sale by the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska in a Mechanic Insurance Company of Philadelphia plaintiff versus Ordie N Weston Alma Weston J B Flagg Eva Flagg Farmers State Bank of Gurley Lincoln G Simon Elsie M Simon defendants, a decree of foreclosure was granted. On May 10 1922 at 10 a.m. at the east door of the courthouse Sid ney Cheyenne County Nebraska the highest bidder for cash may purchase all of lots 21 and 22 block 2 original town Gurley Cheyenne County Nebraska the property of Ordie N Weston sale open one hour. J W McDaniel Sheriff of Cheyenne County.
By virtue of a chattel mortgage dated August 24 1920 and filed August 81 1920 in Cheyenne County, E G Mathewson assigned to Advance Rumely Thresher Co Inc of LaPorte Indiana to secure 1535.00. A default of 728.50 exists and no legal action has been started. Property described includes a Ramely Ideal Separator with attached equipment, a 2S-inch Ruth crankshaft band cutter and self feeder, windstacker, Herald weigher with conveyor, all at Advance Rumely Thresher Companys branch in Sidney. Sale at public auction in Cheyenne County on April 29 1922 at 10 30 a m. Dated March 24 1922. Advance Rumely Thresher Co Inc Mortgagee. By Glenn Matteson Branch Mgr. 27-3
Train No. 8 leaves Sidney 7 05 a m. Train No. 19 leaves Sidney 11 56 a m. Train No. 7 leaves Sidney 6 50 p m. Train No. 65 leaves Sidney 6 15 p m. Mail only Train No. 1 leaves Sidney 7 00 p m. Train No 9 leaves 0 15 pm. Mail Train No. 17 leaves Sidney 0 05 p m. Train No. 261 local freight leaves Sidney 7 30 a m except Sunday.
The mortgagee J. W. Reinmuth sells by public sale a Catton drive belt 150 feet long, 8 inch, under a March 1921 lien. The sale is in Sidney at Advance Rumely Thresher Co. branch on April 22, 1922 at 10 30 a.m. The debt is $61.80 with no prior legal action.
East northbound trains 302 and 304 depart at 1 08 am and 12 28 am respectively. West southbound trains 801 and 303 depart at 3 00 am and 4 20 pm respectively. Train 302 stops only at Bridgeport and Alliance.
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