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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
11
Mrs. W. E H. Hoening of Cedar Rapids Iowa describes how after the flu left her badly run-down she weighed only eighty-nine pounds and suffered severe pain when eating. She credits Tanuc with restoring eleven pounds and improving strength and appetite, noting she feels better and enjoys life more than in eight years.
E V Lucas muses on how shrubberies define old houses and the charm of April evenings. He notes modern homes lack shrubbery, contrasting Austen’s characters living in those well planted dwellings. The piece links shrubbery to memory, weather, and English literary mood.
For your Electric Supplies go the Electric Shop one block east of American Bank. Farm Loans may now be obtained. Inquire at the J. W. Harper office 10 E 2d St. Conklin's Medium Priced Foundations. Get them at the REXALI STORE.
By order of the District Court Clerk court in Cheyenne County Nebraska a judgment in favor of Edward J Svoboda against C E Weyerts Anna Weyerts Samuel L Jackson and Silva May Jackson for 10907 50 with seven percent interest and costs has led to a levy on the north half of section 1 township 10 range 53. The property will be sold to the highest cash bidder on April 20 1921 at the east door of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse where the last term of court was held.
U P time table lists multiple trains departing Sidney at various times including mail trains at 4 30 am 6 00 pm and 9 50 pm plus local freight 11 30 am and 7 30 am Sundays excluded contains 266 and 261 freight services and 1 3 5 7 8 9 10 12 17 19 20 2 18 trains with 6 15 pm 9 05 pm and 8 10 am departures among others
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. The only cure is a constitutional remedy, Hall's Catarrh Medicine, which acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes rumbling and deafness. reduce the inflammation to restore normal function or hearing may be lost. One hundred dollars offered for any cure, with the medicine sold by druggists for 75 cents. Circulars free from H. W. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The notice states attendance will be required at a specified time and place. Dated March 17, 1921, by J. W. McNANLEDL, Sheriff of Cheyenne County, Nebraska. The record reflects a formal sheriff's summons or legal notice typical of county proceedings.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court the matter of James R Williams Deceased. Petitioners Cora A Williams and Ella L Williams seek administration by Joseph C Williams and Harry V Williams. Hearing set for May 2 1921 at 10 AM to show cause why petition should not be granted. Public notice by three weekly insertions in The Telegraph. County Judge Co P Chambers seals.
Fred L Johnston is notified that Anna Steiner has filed a petition in County Court seeking judgment against him for 611.00 with 7 percent interest from January 10 1921 and 9.00 costs. A writ of attachment and garnishment has been issued against Fred N Slawson of Sidney Nebraska as garnishee. Answer is required.
The petition notes Anna Steiner as the plaintiff and sets a deadline of on or before May 16 1921 for action. The scant text indicates a formal legal filing with likely involvement of a court or clerk and references a specific date for proceedings.
Notice to D R Welch and interested parties that O G Maley will public sale on Saturday April 30 1921 at 2 PM of listed chattels including an 18 36 Oil Pull Rumely tractor disc drill presses plows binders form a truck and other equipment to satisfy a mortgage of 850 20 secured by notes due 1920 and 1921 recorded October 1919 in Cheyenne County Nebraska with mortgage on August 6 1919.
Land sale notice for Lot Three Block Eleven Clarkson Second Addition Sid ney Nebraska. Property lies west of Rose Street and four blocks south of the Burlington railroad. All described property sold for cash to highest bidder, except Ten Foot Van Brunt Press Drill Ford-Smith Form A Truck and one oil barrel retained under mortgage. Sale held in view of property and open for at least one hour. Dated April 6, 1921.
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