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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
6
The piece surveys federal spending streams affecting small firms and individual entrepreneurs, outlining key programs, grants, and tax rules. It highlights agency roles, funding gaps, and compliance costs shaping how businesses operate under government oversight.
The piece urges readers to push Congress’s joint committee on government organization to act. It notes prior failures due to public indifference and warns sustained public pressure is needed to restructure departments, reorganize employees, and implement an efficient budget system with active citizen involvement.
The piece discusses biological pest control by introducing natural enemies of pests. It cites records from 160 years ago in Yemen where date palms were safeguarded by placing nests of ants in palm tops, a practice noted by Botta and Forskal as true observation.
Howell comments on Powell’s view that world history would differ if Powell had married another woman. Powell agrees that marital choice could alter history, sparking a debate about fate, partnership, and influence.
In Cheyenne County District Court Bernard J. Dugan sues Charles J Portrey Eva Portrey Woodward Brothers Guy V Travers R M Perkins Grace Perkins and McNish Land Co seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on Northeast Quarter Section 14 Township 14 North Range 48 West of the 6th P M recorded April 1 1920 Book 36 Page 134. Respondents must answer by May 22 1922 or default and decree.
As receiver for the mortgagee the Nebraska State Bank of Sidney will sell at public auction the described personal property including a Disc two 10-foot Drills three wagons binder Tandour disc a 4-bottom Oliver plow walking cultivator three hay racks wagon box beet racks and a John Deere gang plow on the H W Cuddeford place Cheyenne County Nebraska section 26 township 15 range 51 at 10:00 a m Monday May 1 1922 for $726.59 due April 7 1922 with sale held open one hour.
Notice is given that under an order from the Cheyenne County District Court the northwest quarter of section 15 16 49 in Cheyenne County Nebraska will be sold at public auction on April 24 1922 at 11 a.m. at the east outside door of the Sidney courthouse. The sale is to satisfy a decree in favor of Leander Clark College against Clarence J Babb and other defendants. The property is the Collage’s stake with 7 percent interest since February 9 1922 and costs. The sheriff is J McDaniel and Kepler & Kratz are attorneys. 26-5
Owner of a mechanic's lien announces sale of a Studebaker Roadster Model 4 D Motors No. 66910 at Hahler Garage Sidney Nebraska. Auction at 11:00 a.m. Monday May 1 1922. Lien filed April 6 1922 with Cheyenne County Clerk. Amount due $58.80 as of April 7 1922. Joseph Hahler owner and lien claimant.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court estate of Robert O Raymond deceased. Petition by J F Raymond seeks administration to Henry J Raymond. Hearing set for May 1 1922 at 10 a m at County Court. Notice by publication in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing. Dated April 4 1922.
Roy L. McAdam has filed a district court petition to quiet title to the southeast quarter of section 14, township 15, range 52, in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The defendants include receivers of the Nebraska Mortgage Company and various unknown heirs and signees. Answer due by May 8.
State of Nebraska Cheyenne County notices estate of Washington I Hiett. County Court in Sidney will sit April 12 1922 and August 5 1922 at 10 a m to receive and examine claims with three month limit from May 5 1922 for presenting claims and one year for payment of debts from May 5 1922. Witness Co P Chambers seal of County Court dated March 30 1922.
An advertisement urges readers to visit the Electric Shop located in the Hardy Building across from the Court House for electric supplies.
Dr. H. E. Mantor serves as President with L. T. Poole as Vice President. Martin W. Dimery is Treasurer and J. W. Johnson Secretary. Directors include A. K. Greenlee A. E. Phelps W. K. Hodgkin Rev. Samuel Light Dr. M. EB. Pettibone and Guy V. Doran.
Base Ball Ass'n officers listed include D. BR. Campbell as President, Charlie Mann as Treasurer, Frank Whitelock as Secretary, Joe Simodynes, M. W. Dimery, and Dr. Barger as members or officials.
Country Club roster lists J. L. McIntosh as President HB Hodgkin as Vice President E B Krats as Secretary-Treasurer with Ray Stansbury and several members including B Mantor P L Martin RB B Roche J T M Pearson L Whitelock and M W Diméry among officers and committee figures.
Train No 6 leaves Sidney at 430 AM while Mail Train No 8 departs 810 AM and Train No 2 at 825 AM. Train No 18 at 910 AM and Train No 10 at 900 AM. Train No 20 departs 320 PM and Train No 4 at 620 PM. Local freight 262 leaves 630 AM except Sunday. Train 8 at 706 AM and Train 19 at 1666 AM. Train 7 leaves 650 PM and Train 5 at 615 PM. Mail Train 1 leaves 700 PM and Train 9 at 915 AM. Mail Train 17 at 905 PM. Local freight 261 leaves 790 AM except Sunday.
By virtue of a March 18 1921 chattel mortgage filed March 28 1921 E G Mathewson to J W Reinmuth secures 56.00 due now 61.80. Default, public sale of one 4 ply lunch drive belt Catton 150 feet at Advance Rumely Thresher Co Sidney Cheyenne county on April 22 1922 at 10 30 a m. Dated March 20 1922. J W Reinmuth Mortgagee.
Statement of ownership under the 1912 act lists editor publisher and business manager for The Telegraph of Sidney Nebraska. It shows Estate of F A Gapen nine sixteenths and Guy V Doran seven one sixteenths as owners with no bonds or mortgages outstanding. sworn April 1, 1922 by Notary Henry F. Gapen.
East bound train 902 departs at 1 08 a.m. No. 304 departs at 8 23 a.m. West bound No. 301 departs at 8 06 a.m. No. 308 departs at 4 20 p.m. No. 302 stops only at Bridgeport and Alliance.
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