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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
6
The War Department reports on February 13 there were 82,488 sick and injured soldiers overseas. Of these 19,966 suffered injury and 62,578 suffered disease. The Woman's Victory Loan Committee urges support to bring the boys home and promotes eye care services at Marsh's Jewelry Store run by KW LL Montgomery.
Colonel Harvey publishes a facsimile of Roosevelts penciled memorandum and a leading North American Review article arguing the late presidents last words urged unity in the Republican party on domestic policy. The memo signals a bid to unite the party, guide reconstruction, and push decisive action on domestic issues before broader challenges.
Col Roosevelt died about 4 o'clock on the morning of January 6. A message read at a patriotic rally in the New York Hippodrome included this line: We have room for but one flag, the American flag, and this excludes the red flag symbolizing wars against liberty and civilization. Our one soul loyalty is to the American people.
On a fine Saturday farmers flocked to town for weekly trading as forecasters warned of two days of harsh weather. Interviewed farmers said the four inches of moisture would not hurt wheat and should boost growth of winter wheat.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County appoints a hearing in county court to decide Leah G. Kincaid's petition seeking grant of administration of the estate of Lee Webster Kincaid to Seth G. Kincaid as Administratrix. The hearing is set for April 22, 1919 at 10:00 A M with notice to all interested persons by three weekly notices in The Telegraph newspaper.
Claude D Moorhead files in Cheyenne County Nebraska a suit to recover 34.75 and interest on a promissory note. A well drilling outfit is attached. Marple must answer by April 29, 1919. Attorney A F E Warren represents the plaintiff.
Creditors are notified that claims against the estate of Lewis J Chandler deceased will be examined at the County Court Room in Sidney on July 19 at ten o clock A M. Claims must be presented within three months from April 18, 1919 and debts paid within one year from March 24, 1919. Witness the county court seal and official by March 24, 1919.
Notice of sale issued by Sheriff J W McDaniel of Cheyenne County Nebraska following a 1919 court judgment in favor of G E Shu bert against Simon Fishman et al. The property is the northeast quarter of Section 12 Township 13 Range 50. Sale set for April 24 1939 at 11 a.m. in front of Sidney Court House.
By order of sale issued in February 1919 Judge H M Grimes grants Henry H Libby a claim against the estate of Mabel Louise McBride deceased. The levy covers the north half of the north half of section 12 township 13 range 47 west. Property auctioned at the courthouse at 10 a m on March 20 1919. J W McDaniell clerk.
On March 11 1919 W S Schroll filed in Cheyenne County Court to recover 19 87 for goods sold and delivered Attaches Ford Auto mobile Truck Answer by April 25 1919 Dated March 21 1919 W S Schroll by A B Warren his attorney 25 4
Day of March 1919 Farmers Elevator Company commenced an action against Elvis H Woodhouse in the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska. The object of the suit is described in the filing as a civil action seeking remedy. The document reflects a local legal proceeding in Nebraska court records.
Farmers Elevator Company seeks $139.64 on a debt for goods sold and delivered. The action names Farmers Elevator Co. and its attorney A. B. Warren. Respond as required to the dispute under the machinery of collection.
Hog shippers must notify W. J. Viger Manager Farmers Union Co operative Association Gurley Nebraska by Thursday for shipment the following Monday. The company also offers a full line of tractor oil motor oil hard oil and axle grease with prices available.
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