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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
18
Receipts at Omaha totaled 6 700 cattle with uneven demand and mostly lower to steady prices. Cattle and hogs showed mixed movement while sheep and lambs lifted about a quarter. Fat lambs reached 9 9 35 with top reports. sheep remained generally steady and feeding stock remained strong.
In Fort Morgan Colorado a Sunday April 10 trophy shoot off between Denver and Sidney decides the Uncle Dad cup. Sidney’s crowd travels by train and cars for the climactic contest. If Sidney wins they become world champions in trap shooting with the Sidney quintette John Scheurman H E Mantor Ray Stansbury Kepler Tooker.
The larger cities display numerous to rent signs in desirable apartment houses. Re trenching on modern comforts and doubling up of families are cited as causes, with some going home to wives' folk to cope with the surplus of rooms.
Standards Governor McKelvie backs a loaf weight bill placing Nebraska up to date while many bakers oppose it fearing adverse effects though the doubt may prove unfounded. The system is not untried and the concern may fade as implementation proceeds.
A State Journal opinion argues universal standardization across commerce to protect consumers and ensure fabric truthfulness. A wool grower spokesman links wool cloth standards to industry prosperity, noting shoddy fabric could still be sold but not at the price of new wool products. The piece urges clear branding and universal quality rules to reduce skepticism in markets.
An agent for a farm tractor company holds counties as his territory and says the firm set aside 200000 dollars as a revolving fund to be deposited in local banks. He claims banks will loan farmers buying tractors from the fund, enabling credit for purchases.
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture say a fireplace acts as a good foul air vent in a home. If multiple rooms share a fireplace, additional outlets are usually unnecessary. Dampers on all fireplaces ensure positive vent regulation.
Resolution extending heartfelt sympathy to a bereaved member. The Sidney Council Knights of Columbus, in regular session at Cornell Hall, Sidney Nebraska, dated April 5 1921, will publish in local papers and mail copies to Michael Schwartz Joseph Schwartz and Julius Schwartz. Committee signatures Dr R E Roche Frank Nolan John A Simones.
Notice is given that a chattel mortgage from D R Welch to O G Maley dated August 6 1919 and recorded October 20 1919 in Cheyenne County Nebraska secures a $2800 note with $850.26 due at first publication. The secured chattels include one 18 36 Oil Pull Rumely Tractor.
O G Maley Mortgagee announces a public sale on April 6, 1921 at 2 PM in Sidney Nebraska. Items include a Ten Foot Tandem Disc, Ten Foot Van Brunt Press Drill, Rumely Five Bottom plow, Five Foot Packer, 500 Gillon Kerosene tank, two eight foot McCormick Binders, all hitches, Ford Smith Form-A Truck, one oil barrel, excluding the on foot Van Brunt Drill, the Form-A Truck, and one oil barrel. Sale for cash, Lot Three Block Eleven Clark's Second Addition, near Rose Street and the Burlington railroad, in Sidney. The sale is open for at least one hour.
The final map and report establishing district boundaries and school sites were filed April 2 with the County Board of Commissioners. Copies are at the County Clerk and County Superintendent of Cheyenne County offices in Sidney. A protest or appeal to the State Superintendent is due by May 12, with a protest petition requiring 25 percent of local school electors.
In The County Court Cheyenne County Nebraska the matter of the estate of James R Williams Deceased petitions by Cora A Williams and Ella L Williams seek administration by Joseph C Williams and Harry V Williams. Hearing set for May 2 1921 at 10 oclock A M with publication of this notice in The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing date. Dated April 4 1921. (Seal) County Judge P Chambers.
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