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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1915
Page
5
Goodyear tires hold top sales for years because they average best performance. They are not trouble proof but are fortified with five exclusive features. The On Air cure costs the company 450000 yearly, yet these features save Goodyear users millions yearly by avoiding numerous troubles.
M. M. Kline and Ira S. Kline defaulted on a $2250 mortgage to International Harvester Co. A sale is set for May 15, 1915, at 1 PM for cash of listed farm implements, at the vacant lot north of the Union Pacific station in Sidney, Cheyenne County Nebraska. A second sale at 2 PM on the same day will offer additional machinery including tractors, plows, a separator, and related equipment on the same Sidney lot.
John L Spitzbart defaulted on two International Harvester chattel mortgages in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The first filed December 27 1912 secures 3250 dollars, the second filed October 1 1913 secures 1336 dollars. Both claim due as of April 17 1915 with interest. no suit has been brought to recover.
W J Perry defaulted on a chattel mortgage to International Harvester Co for 3194.50 filed Dec 8 1913, now due 2932.00 with interest. On May 14 1915 at 1 PM at C W Handley’s Dalton business Cheyenne County Neb will auction the described farm machinery including a 45 HP Titan Gas Tractor Engine and a 10 bottom Oliver Engine Plow to highest bidder for cash.
Notice published by Charles Semerad announcing his April 8 1915 filing with the Board of Village Trustees of Sidney Nebraska for a malt spirits and vinous liquor license in the Oberfelder building south room. The permit would run May 1 1915 to April 30 1916 unless objections are filed within two weeks from April 12 1915.
Bert Rickert, a paroled convict from Nebraska's state penitentiary, was surrounded in a swamp near the Missouri River and surrendered to Sheriff Stanfield's posse. He had broken jail Sunday night after an earlier escape, and was taken without a fight amid fears of a deadly confrontation. Rickert had prior incidents including a burglary with Bryan Folk and time in Kearney's Industrial School.
Senator George W. Norris told the Commercial club that absolute justice does not exist and every honest business man bears costs of the trade commission. In Hastings, Miles said the state league schedule is nearing completion for submission to club managers. Opening games will be at Norfolk Columbus Grand Island and Kearney with visiting clubs opening at home after the first two games.
North Platte Nebraska April 12. R L Lillard and William Lillard claim the feat of a boat trip down the South Platte from Greeley Colorado to North Platte. They left Greeley October 1 and halted two months at Redlion Colorado due to ice. They planned to reach St Louis but after arriving here chose to finish by train.
Emi Muzik of South Omaha stood before District Judge English on April 13 charged with first degree murder for killing his wife Anna Muzik by throat cutting on March 5. A six year old daughter of the dead woman and the defendant will testify against him.
Omaha on April 12 reports an unusually strong musical program arranged for the Nebraska Press association events next week. Omaha's best tales will contribute numbers for each session, and newspaper boys and their wives will hear enjoyable performances.
On request of J W Shorthill secretary of the Farmers Cooperative Grain and Live Stock association the state railway commission hearings on the grain rate complaints were continued to June 15 from an original date of April 20 The complaints seek a reduction in rates and for certain joint rates Nebraska City Presbytery Meets Tecumseh Neb April 13 The spring meeting of the Nebraska City district presbytery opened with about sixty delegates on hand The opening sermon was preached by Rev G C Kersten of Alexandria
Geneva Neb April 12 Joseph Rols was instantly killed when a grindstone driven by a gasoline engine exploded at high speed. He was a young married man residing six miles south of Geneva.
Desperate engagements at Les Eparges and near Metz shape the Western front while Russians push in the Carpathians toward Hungary. Bombs fall on Podgoritza as Austrian and German offensives collide with Allied forces. Sizable losses mount on both sides as campaigns in the Carpathians and along the Meuse Moselle rise.
Deputy state warden Frank Williams filed the complaint and Judge Chambers set the minimum fine for the first offense at 2.50 dollars plus costs for each of the two Sidney men.
St Patrick's Catholic Church schedules Mass at 8 and 10 on Sundays with an evening service at 730. Instruction sessions are held each Saturday at 2 o'clock for parishioners.
Christian Church invites participation in Bible School at 10 a.m. and services through the day including preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. A Bible School rally is set for April 18. The eleventh district convention of the Church of Christ meets in Sidney the last week in April. You are welcome to attend Sunday services next week with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and worship times listed. G. R. Miller, Pastor.
The church announces regular services next Sunday with all welcome to attend. No dates or times specified in the readable text.
German Lutheran services will be held in the Dunkard church Sunday evening April 18 at 7 o clock p m.
A North city venue unveils a new photos exhibit titled Everything in Photos Just Opened. The display features panoramic views and portraits showcasing local life at the hotel lobby gallery opening this week.
The T. N. Society enjoyed a fine Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Hart. Newt Witters moved his family into a new north side home. Miss Mayme O Kane left Friday to teach several months in western Wyoming. Charles Mann will visit North Platte tomorrow to view the government experiment farm. WwW. S. Woolsey and family of Dal ton visited Mrs. Easterday and her sister Mrs. Carnahan. Mrs. Carnahan and grandson Howard Williams are in the city to stay with A. K. Greenlee and family for months.
Mrs. Allen from the southwest divide arrived Thursday by automobile to seek medical attention for appendicitis. She is staying at the home of Dick Williams.
J. L. McIntosh of Sidney spent yesterday in town to study the local electric plant. He gathered information useful for Sidney's new municipal plant after a contract was let last month. He met with several longtime business associates.
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