PONY EXPRESS RELAY RACE TO REVIVE HORSEBACK TRANSPORT
News notes on industry profits and expansions. New York reports show furs listing in earnings for the first quarter with auto companies posting higher production and sales than a year ago. Bethlehem Steel adds directors tied to Midvale Steel, Cambria Steel stake confirmed. Studebaker reports 87,500 cars produced with over 5 million earnings post tax. Willys Overland records 11,478 cars in Q1, up 3 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lurswin Locomotive Works
Dowlings
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Vercy A. Rockefeller
William J. Corey
Midvale Steel Company
Bethlehem Company
South Bend
Wilys-Overland Company
Pony express relay race revival planned west of Mississippi
Denver Colorado reports a summer revival of a pony express relay race from St. Joseph Missouri to San Francisco nearly 2000 miles. The Mark Twain Memorial Association meeting promotes the event to honor pioneer rapid transport and attract national interest and celebrations across western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cel
Mississippi River
Golden Gate
San Francisco
St. Joseph Mo
Mark Twain
Lincoln House Probes Printing Bill in Goodhue Inquiry
The Thatcher resolution directs the investigating committee to confirm if the seventy dollar printing bill was paid to architect Goodhue and identify the payer. Lincoln printers claim the bill was three thousand dollars above typical charges. the work was done by a New York firm. In Chicago, Judge Dever won the mayoralty over Lueder by 108,748 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Lincoln
House
Thatcher
Goodhue
New York
Chicago
1. Dever
Arthur C. Lueder
French Seize Ten Billion Marks At Reichs Bank Post
French customs seized ten billion marks and 00,000 francs shipped by the Krun fort branch of the Reichsbank to the Welsbaden branch. The seizure occurred at the local customs control post, reflecting ongoing wartime currency controls and Germany France financial frictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suedist
Prussia
Krunkfort
Reichsbank
Welsbaden
Reducing Wives Law Said to Pass in Turkey
Paris reports Dr. Fouad Bey, Ankaras parliament member and former Turkish minister of education and child welfare, states a law will ban a man from having more than one wife in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Turkey
Aoman
Fouad Bey
Angora parHment
Edith Vind
Be Kind to Animals Week Drives Nationwide
The American Humane Society launches a nationwide Be Kind to Animals Week observance from April 9 to 14, urging every state to participate in the animal welfare campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
American Humane Society
Auto Thefts Down in 1922 Across Major Cities
Statistics from the National Automobile Dealers' Association show 35,333 automobiles were stolen in 1922 across 28 principal U S cities, a decrease from 37,554 thefts in the previous year. The report notes reductions in several metropolitan areas, reflecting improving security or changes in crime patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
United States
Nebraska News Roundup From State Items
Work on paving 34 blocks at West Point begins while five new brick stores rise at Salzbury. Knights Templar to convene in Omaha April 12. Kearney hosts a $55,000 apartment project. A boy crippled by a barn incident, and a baby twins weigh 17 pounds. Sugar price jump prompts shopper protests. Judges and officials appointed in Lincoln and Seward. Sugar beet factory bids heat farm towns near Cozad. Gage County merges fair societies. Pershing dedicates Memorial Avenue in Lincoln. Local workers’ comp and coastal trade issues appear alongside school contests and stock reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pont
Salzbury
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Omaha
Kearney
Walter Gendfeldt
State Golf Association
Cozad
A. E. Streitz
Lincoln
Woovudhurst
Schuyler
Bryan
W. H. Smith
Seward
W. H. Osborne
Harryl. Keefe
Walthill
U.S. Gratin Growers Association
Chicago
Garrett ‘Uhen
Pickrell
Fred Swanton
Gnas and Electric Light Company
York
Ife
Leth Mertes
Thomas Mertes
Yauble Rok
W. C. Condit
Dodge County
Y. D. Beynon
Guy Henninger Leutenant
National Guard
Sdhate
State Treasury
Walton High School
Oscar Wisbey
Lancaster County
Tony Donarico
Nebraska
Frank Kennedy
ML VT. Bell
Presbyterian Church
Blue Springs
Gus Myer
St. Edward
W. M. Putnam & Sons
Tecumseh
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
In pursuance of a District Court order dated March 14 1928 sheriff J W McDanier will auction the SW quarter of section 26 township 45 north range 49 west at the east front door of the Cheyenne County courthouse Sidney Nebraska on April 16 1923 at 2 pm to satisfy a judgment of 2561 41 with costs against Albert Tietmer William Ahearn and Ahearn and Gurley State Bank of Gurley. Kepler Kratz attorneys for the plaintiff. 25-5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J. A. Bentley
Albert ‘Wmetmer
William Ahearn
Ahearn
Gurney State Bank of
Gurley
Cheyenne
Albert Tietmer
Gurley State Bank of
Sidney
Sheriff Seals Sale of Cheyenne County Real Estate
By order of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the sheriff levies on the southeast quarter of section 29 township 13 north range 46 west and will sell the property in 1923 at 3 o clock p m to satisfy a judgment of 8056.98 against Betsy A Richardson and multiple defendants including First National Bank of Chippell Neligh National Bank and The Sidney Mercantile Company with Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City as intervenor Dated March 14 1923 J W McDaniel Sheriff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Betsy A. Richardson
Isabel A. North
Groege M. North
North
Franka A. North
Cecil 2K. Yulslander
Iulslander
Jtoy A. North
Roy A. North
William North
Hagel M. Hulslander
Mildred J. Wulslander
Tlulslander
First National Bank Oat Chippell
Neligh National Nnk
Neligh
Sidney Mercantile Company
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Missouri
Cheyenne
Sidney
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Cheyenne County Real Estate
By order of Isola B. Wasson clerk of Cheyenne County Court in favor of Wesley T. Wilcox and John J. Halligan against Myron T. Mun singer et al the southwest quarter of section 3 township 14 range 50 west six principal meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska to be sold at public auction April 28 1923 at 3 o clock p m at the front door of the county courthouse Sidney Nebraska highest bidder for cash sale to remain open one hour dated March 22 1925 J W McDantel sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Wesley T. Wilcox
John J. Halligan
Myron T. Munsinger
Renal
Sidney
Truste e Sale of Lot Nine in Sidney Addition
United States District Court orders sale of Lot Nine Morrow's Addition Sidney Cheyenne Nebraska subject to $2000 mortgage and liens. Trustee Edward Stockdick to sell to highest cash bidder at public auction at Sidney courthouse on April 17 1923 at 2 p m in compliance with order. Kepler Kratz attorneys for trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For
District of Nebraska
North Platte
Morrow
Sidney
Nebraska
County of
Cheyenne
State of
Edward Stockdick
Kepler & Kratz
Sale of Real Estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Suerife's sale by W A Wasson clerk of the district court Cheyenne County Nebraska under the Wanover National Bank of New York against William Gorman and Edna C Gorman. It describes the half of Section 1 and part of Section 12 Township 12 North Range 53 West. To be held April 26 1923 at 2 pm at the front door of the Court House in Sidney Nebraska. Cash to highest bidder with one hour sale. Sheriff J W McDaniel dated March 22 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isola Tt Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Wanover National Bank of New York
William Gorman
Edna C Garman
Tawelve
Cheyenne
Said
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Notice of Sale of Cattle Under Agilyer's Lien
Jessie G Keedick announces sale of thirty five cows and five calves under agister lien at her Cheyenne County ranch on April 24 1928. Cattle branded circle dot on right hip left by George Neimoller for pasture from Nov 1 1922 at 3 33 monthly. total due pasture 200.63 pending sale plus 165.05 due March 22 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Avelock Room
George Neimoller
Jessie G
Keedick
Order to Sell Real Estate in Schmidt Estate Nebraska
In Cheyenne County Nebraska on March 20 1925 the court ordered public notice for the license to sell part of Gustav Schmidt estate real property northeast quarter section 32 15 49 to raise at least 800 for debts and costs. Interested parties must appear May 21 1923 at 10 a m in Sidney to show cause why license should not be granted. Publication required in The Telegraph four consecutive weeks. FOR TAXL CALL 161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Time Jones
Gustav Schmidt
Tiane Jones
Isaac Jones
Sidney
Telegraph
Cheyenne
SIERIFE S SALE IN PROBATE COURT SALE NOTICE
Frank W Portrey and United States National Bank of Omaha sue W I Swatzlander et al to compel sale of the west half of section 28 township 15 range 50 Cheyenne County Nebraska. On April 25 1923 at 1 p m at Sidney County Court House the real estate will be sold at public auction for cash. Sale open one hour. Sheriff J We McDantel signs the notice.
Sheriff to Sell Real Estate in Cheyenne County Neb
By order of file of the District Court clerk Mila McCarthy and American Junkers Securities Company obtain judgment against O M Vinson et al. The sheriff will sell on April 27 1923 at 11 a m at the front door of the Court House Sidney Nebraska the real estate described as all of section 32 township 13 range 51 west of the sixth principal meridian at public auction for cash to the highest bidder J W McDanied Sheriff 205
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsola B Wassen
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mila McCarthy
American Junkers Securities Company
O. M. Vinson
Sidney
Renal
J. W. McDanied
Nebr
Sheriff Sale Notice in Nebraska Property Auction
Sheriff sale ordered in the Jacob D Walker suit against Mary Simp on et al for Section 10 Township 13 North Range 52 West Sixth Principal Meridian Cherennue County Nebraska. On April 26, 1928 at 10 A M front door of the Court House Sidney will sell to highest bidder for cash with one hour open. Dated March 22, 1923 J W McDANIBE Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jacob D Walker
Mary BF. Simpon
Cherennue
State of
Sidney
J. W. McDanibe
Nebr
Forest Service estimates 1.56 million acres burned before forests
The Forest Service of the USDA estimates that at least 1.56 million acres were repeatedly burned before national forests were created and can only be restored by planting. Limited funds have allowed only small planting efforts, implying 150 to 200 years needed to reforest the denuded land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Larson Music Store Ad Teaches Boy to Play Saxophone
An advertisement promoting free saxophone lessons for a boy, offered by Larson's Music Store. Dr M E Pettibone the dentist, located above Larson Music, invites inquiries via phone 419. The note implies instruction at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson’s
M. E. Pettibone
Larson Music S.ws
Order to Show Cause in Estate of William Krueger
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the court orders notice to show cause why license to sell real estate should not be granted to administrator William F Krueger. The filing seeks sale of section 33 township 14 range 48 to pay debts as personal property is insufficient. Sidney to publish four weeks in The Telegraph weekly newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Nebraska
William F. Krueger
William I F. Krueger
Wiliam F. Krueger
William I W. Krueger
Towit
Cheyenne County
William Fo Krueger
Sidney
Willam F. Srueger
William I. Krueger
Telegraph
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HS Boon l Industries
Western Plains
Sheriff’s Sale
J. W. McDanier
Sheriff's Sale
W. McDaniel
Plaintiff's Attorneys
J. W. McDantel
Suerife
Agilyer
Taxl
Sierife
Frank W. Portrey
United States National Bank of Omaha
W. I. Swatzlander
J. We. McDantel
Sherife’s Sale
Livons & Son
Arc Welder
Hahler Garage
Western
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