Notice of Probate Hearing in Frank Fulton Deceased Estate
Estate No of Frank Fulton deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. W P Miles filed a petition alleging intestacy and ownership of an undivided interest in NE 1/4 and S 1/2 of section 13 township 13 range 50. Heirs named include Margaret Fulton Jennie B Fulton Wilson C Fulton Edna Fulton now Edna Croat William K Fulton Jr Alta Fulton Alma Fulton Ruth Waddell now Ruth Stewart James Waddell Charles A Waddell Mabelle Coleman Mary Francis Coleman Susan Blanche Coleman now Susan Blanche Duncan George W Coleman and Archie Coleman. Hearing set for April 30 1917 at Sidney Nebraska. County Judge C P Chambers presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fulton
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
W. P. Miles
Mercer County
Ilinois
William K. Fulton
Margaret Fulton
Jennie B. Fulton
Wilson C. Fulton
Edna Fulton
Edna Croat
William K. Fulton Jr
Alta Fulton
Alta Church
John Knox Fulton
Alma Fulton
Ruth Waddell
Ruth Stewart
James Waddell
Charles A. Waddell
Mabelle Coleman
Mary Francis Coleman
Susan Blanche Coleman
Susan Blanche Duncan
George W. Coleman
Archie Coleman
Sidney
C. P. Chambers
Legal Notice of Heirship Hearing and Executor Discharge
On the 26th day of March 1917 a decree of heirship and for discharge as Executor was issued. April 23, 1917 at 10 o'clock A M a hearing is assigned in County Court for interested parties to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice of pendency and hearing will be published in The Telegraph weekly for three successive weeks prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Order of Haring on Petition for Settlement of Account
In Cheyenne County Nebraska at the county court in the matter of Daniel McAleese deceased judge C P Chambers presiding on March 27 1917 the petition of Reverend James McAleese executor praying a final settlement and allowance of his final account was read and filed for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Said
A. D
C. P. Chambers
Daniel McAleese
James McAleese
Estate of Cicero Allen creditors meeting notice
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Cicero Allen deceased creditors must present claims for examination adjustment and allowance to the Administratrix before County Judge at the County Court Room on April 25 1917 and October 21 1917 at 10 oclock A M. Six months to file claims and one year to settle from March 24 1917. Notice will run in The Telegraph for four weeks prior to April 25 1917. Dated March 24 1917 Co P Chambers County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Telegraph
Church Services and Schedules Across Local Congregations
A compilation of weekly worship times, Sunday services, Sunday schools, and midweek activities for several churches. St Patrick’s Catholic Church holds Mass at 9 and Evening service at 7 30 each Sunday with Saturday instruction at 2. Saint Peter’s Danish Evangelical Lutheran holds services on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11, with Sunday school at 10 30 and various afternoon meetings. Christ Episcopal Church conducts 10 30 morning service with 9 30 Sunday School and Lenten services on Tuesdays at 4 and Fridays at 7 30, plus choir at 8 30 and Guild meetings every other Friday. Family and youth meetings and special fifth Sunday services are noted at Lars Christensen’s home and J Nelson’s schoolhouse as read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Saint Peter's
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Potter
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lars Christensen
Dix
Christ Episcopal Church
Guild
Easter Services Fill Church With Spirit and Offerings
Easter day joy marked by decorations and flowers as the church hosts full morning and evening services. Sabbath school drew near 200, with an Easter offering close to ten dollars. The pastor urged church members to attend next Sabbath and to share the welcome with others.
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God
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services Announced
Trinity Lutheran Church lists Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 AM and Morning Worship at 11 00 AM No evening service All welcome at all services including Holy Communion at 2 30 PM and afternoon classes for parishioners Come and find yourself welcome at Grace at all times.
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Grace
Obituary Roy Brothers Dies After Seven Weeks Illness
The eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Y W Brothers died Monday night April 10 from carcinoma of the throat after seven weeks of illness. Born August 27, 1899 he was seventeen years seven months thirteen days. Survived by parents a sister aged sixteen a brother nine and many relatives. Funeral Wednesday at home conducted by Rev L E Lewis. Interment Dun kard cemetery two miles south of town. Community sympathy shown by large turnout and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Brothers
L. E. Lewis
Methodist Church
Dunkard
Roy
Advertised Letters Listed for April 13 1917
Postal notice lists recipients including Nora McGlauflin Guy Higgins Chas Fisher Alace Jones Alphonzo Druery Wilma Clagg W B Correll Lee Johnson John Morgan George Howard Thomas Larson Walter Kleiaime A Koff Joseph Ehrett and J T McIntosh postmaster. Also advices on disinfecting incubators between hatchings with carbolic acid or coal tar products and thorough air airing to protect eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora B. McGlauflin
Guy Higgins
Chas Fisher
Alace Jones
Alphonzo Druery
Wilma Clagg
W. B. Correll
Lee Johnson
John Morgan
George Howard
Thomas. Larson
Walter Kleiaime
A. Koff
Joseph Ehrett
J. T. McIntosh
Feeding Chicks Early Diet and Transition
The article outlines starter feeding for three day old chicks with equal parts hard boiled eggs and stale bread or stale bread soaked in milk with milk squeezed out. By day three or four they should move to wheat and cracked corn, then switch to commercial chick feed. It also notes other distant facts about Latin America beef for tether ropes, a long telephone wire over the Yukon, and Italian cold storage mulberry leaves for silkworms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
American Agriculturis
T.hey
Explosion at Eddystone Ammunition Plant Kills Hundreds
A blast at the Eddystone Ammunition Corp plant in Chester Pa. reportedly killed between 125 and 250 workers, mostly women and girls, with at least 300 injured. Fire destroyed two buildings as 400 employees faced the disaster, with bodies piled in the local morgue and ambulances rushing to aid. Local officials noted lack of company comment amid whispers of sabotage.
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Chester
Eddystone Ammunition Corporation
Eddystone
Lttle
White
Philadelphia
Ridley Park
Chester Morgue
Chester Hospital
Munitions Board Formed Under National Defense Council
Washington announces a general munitions board headed by Frank A. Scott of Cleveland. It will supply the army and navy with munitions and equipment and decide between military and industrial needs. Twenty members comprise the board, including fifteen officers from the army and navy.
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Washington
General Munitions Board
Council of National Defense
Frank A. Scott
Cleveland
Army
Navy
Flag Desecration Warning Issued By Justice Dept
Washington Special: Justice Department warns aliens that tearing down abusing or desecrating the United States flag will be treated as a danger to public peace under 1917 proclamation and may lead to summary arrest and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Lisbon Cable Sends Wilson Congratulatory Message
Special President Ma chado dispatched a cablegram to President Wilson praising "America's noble resolution" while a popular demonstration gathered outside the American legation in Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Machado
Wilson
Chile to Remain Neutral in War Stance
Santiago Chile Special Chifle will maintain neutrality so long as not attacked directly, government officials assure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Santiago
Chifle
Stove Demonstration Draws Crowd at Cheyenne Co Trading Co
Miss Dean Robinson of Milwaukee demonstrates Alcazar ranges, Hoosier cabinets, and canned goods on the store's second floor. Visitors sample coffee, sandwiches, cookies, and fruit as she cooks, with about 1200 attendees estimated over the week and a free cookbook for each guest.
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Cheyenne County Trading Co
del Monte
P. W. Barker
Care of Young Chicks and Early Feeding Methods
A correspondent outlines steps for brooding chicks including hardening off in incubators or under hens, initial feeding with dry breadcrumbs and chick grit, and gradual transition to commercial grain. Warns against overfeeding and emphasizes clean water, dry housing, and sun and air to promote healthy winter layers.
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Ali
Biblical critics identify Job’s behemoth and leviathan
Modern scholars equate the behemoth with the hippopotamus and the leviathan with the crocodile, according to biblical critics of today. The debate centers on translating ancient descriptions to identifiable animals, reflecting varying interpretations among scholars.
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Job
Hippopotamus
Frances Willard Union hosts Kimball visitors in April program
The Frances Willard Union enjoyed a pleasant April meeting with thirty members and visiting Kimball ladies including Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Barfoot. Mrs. O. R. Owens presided in the president’s absence as flags decked the home of Mrs. C. W. Kornaday. A state Executive Committee report by Mrs. Smith, recitations by Elva and Arnold Perry, and songs by Franklin and Robert Hornaday highlighted the program, followed by a two course lunch. The B M S club then met April 3 with Mrs. Braham. picture descriptions, a Susan B. Anthony life sketch, and a paper on overwork, plus current events, filled the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Teir
Kimball
C. W. Kornaday
Smith
Osceola
Barfoot
Kimball Union
Kennemer
Phillips
Peterson
O. R. Owens
Casselman
Franklin
Robert Hornaday
Sammie
Grace
Dorothy Thornburg
Alva Perry
W. J. Braham
Essig
Sunsan B. Anthony
Busy Exam Week At Central School Notes
This fragment describes a busy exam week at Central School with patriotic activities, flag displays, and planned manuscript readings. Normal Training seniors begin practice teaching with multiple students assigned to grade levels under various mentors, and preparations include visits to rural schools. A musical contest in the high school assembly highlights progress in sight reading and singing with Ruth Bush and James Daugherty earning top spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Burke
Miss Neubauer
Effie Larson
Mildred James
Miss McCann
North Side
Ethel McMillen
Mabel Perry
Elsie Portz
Edna Harper
Grace McFadden
David Elis
Lewis
Ruth Bush
James Daugherty
Sewing Wanted and Local Tonics Ad
Sewing Wanted. Mrs Anna Minshall. Andy Brott does No 1 blacksmithing and horseshoeing. It improves the blood cleans the stomach regulates the bowels helps the appetite livens you up Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea a real Spring tonic 5c Wath Pharmacy.
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Hollister
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Bassett & Littler
Cicero Allen
P. Chambers
Papetd
Cheyenne County Lumber CO
Sidney, Webr
Falce, Potter
Trinity Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran
Gurley
Latin America
Yukon River
Italy
Pennsylvania
Munitions Board Formed
Willie Leghorn Cockerel
Andy Brott
Anna Minshall
Barcley
Boston
Dawson's Old
Nora Chambers Sidney
Nebr
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