Post Office Entry at Sidney Nebraska
A brief notice states that the item is entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter for mailing at the rate of 1.50 dollars.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
11
A brief notice states that the item is entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter for mailing at the rate of 1.50 dollars.
Smith-Brooks of Denver received the engraving and publishing contract for The Trail this week from Hugo Nickum and Clifton McIntosh. The firm, based in Denver, arranged personally for the production and printing of the year book.
In Sidney Nebraska on April 6 1920 the Cheyenne County Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution to deed the southeast quarter of section 28 township 16 north range 50 west to H W Ewert under section 953 of the 1913 statutes. The deed was prepared and signed by all members and delivered free of cost. Bids for county printing were opened with The Lodgepole Express and The Sidney Telegraph bidding. the board awarded printing to The Sidney Telegraph due to lower net cost and broader reach.
The board approved bonds for five assessors including C J Hellwig of Sid ney Precinct Potter Precinct Carl A Baker of Union Valley and Frank Hansen Lodgepole Precinct A motion approved tendering fifty dollars in damages to John F Killham owner of NW Sections Town 12 Range 52 for land taken for road use per petitions by J M Nelson and 14 others detailing the land description and route to the road.
Mrs G B Herbert and her two daughters from Des Moines Iowa are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J B Bentley.
S J Weekes ONeill, Holt County Nebraska, a resident for 41 years, banker and farmer, was the first US land official in Nebraska appointed by McKinley and reappointed by McKinley and Roosevelt. He served on the Republican State Central Committee and has led the Sixth District Republican Committee for ten years. He seeks no pledged candidate but would support the nominee with the Chicago convention aim to back the next President.
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