Nebraska City and area notes span paving flood of events
Local items list large paving programs in Nebraska City and flood of civic happenings across the region. Beatrice Symphony grows to 26 members while Blue Springs teachers stay mostly re-elected. Allen Chappell wins county fair primary. Lincoln mill plant suffers fire loss. Pilger banks face closures and chartering. Parish and Legion events, weather delays, spartan crime, and school contests fill a busy regional roundup with notable deaths and occupational news.
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Douglas County
Beatrice Symphony Orchestra
Blue Springs
Chappell
Deall County
Big Springs
Enterprise Planing Mill Company
Lincoln
Francia J. L. Backman
First National Bank of Pilger
Columbus
Walter Kelso
Beatrice
Denver
Nebraska City
Wymore
American Legion
Milford
New Presbyterian Church
W. H. Kearns
Omaha
Levi Hitchcock
Falls City
Waco
Farmers and Merchants Bank
State Bank of Pilger
Knudson
State Banking Department
South Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
The
State University
Bloomfield
Gerald Brown
E. Mac Brown
Pawnee City
Catherine Hood
Metropolitan Utilities District
Platte County
Kearney
E. G. Knock
Wakefield
Augustana “Synod
Lutheran Church
C. O. Gullen
Swedeburg
A. P. Westerberg
Axtell
Gust Monten
Wahoo
Thayer County
Hebron
Johln
Whitaker
Richardson County
Loretta Grante
Havelock
Lancaster County
University of Nebraska
Notice of Sale Under Agister's Lien in Cheyenne County
Legal notice declares a public sale at the barn in Cheyenne County Nebraska on May 5 1924 at 10 am to satisfy an agister lien. The auction covers one Ray Gelding of about ten to twelve years protrayed by Nick Rocker with due payment of 36 dollars. Jessie G Kectrick filed the affidavit in the county clerk's office on April 3 1924.
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Agister
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nick Rocker
Jessie G. Kectrick
Notice of Sale Under Execution in Cheyenne County
Public auction to cash at 10:00 A.M. May 2, 1924 exposes for sale a one half undivided interest in 210 acres of growing wheat in the East Half of section 25, township 15 north, range 53 west, Cheyenne County Nebraska. J W McDaniel sheriff Kepler and Kratz attorneys for Citizens State Bank Potter Nebraska.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Citizens ‘State Bank of
Potter
H. 8
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr Kepler & Kratz
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebr
A court ordered sale to satisfy a $2227.00 judgment plus costs and interest. On April 21 1924 at 10:00 A M the east front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse in Sidney Nebr is the sale site. The property is Lots 1 2 3 4 in Section 22 Township 12 Range 50 West sixth P M. Radcliffe Hyde are the plaintiff's attorneys.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
George W. Ahrens
Leslie Emerson
J. L. Tewell
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Radcliffe & Hyde
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
In a 1923 Nebraska case Elizabeth Spitzbart sues Charles E Harper and others. A decree totals $11312.00 plus costs and 10 percent interest from April 1 1924. The sale will be May 4 1924 at 10 A M at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney to satisfy liens on three parcels of Section 18 Township 13 North Range 52 West.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Elizabeth Spitzbart
Charles E. Harper
J. L. Tewell
Fighteen
Sidney
Property description in Cheyenne County Nebraska decree record
Radcliffe and Hyde, attorneys, note satisfaction of a decree involving lands west of Cheyenne County Nebraska including the SE quarter of Section 18 Township 13 North Range 52 West and the SW quarter of Section 18 Township 13 North in the 6th P. M. The document references parcel boundaries and the decree satisfaction.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Notice of Trustee Sale in Charles E. Harper Estate Sidney Neb
United States District Court order requires Edw Stockwick trustee to sell the Harper bankruptcy estate properties on May 12 1924 at 10 AM. Sale at Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Neb and Harper rooming house on Lincoln Highway Sidney Neb includes Lot 2 Block 29 original town. other real and personal property and equity of redemption in multiple parcels plus a note and ledgers.
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Harper
Lincoln Highway
Sidney
Nebraska
Edw
Stockdice
Charles B. Harper
Sale of Sidney Lot 2 Block 29 May 12 1924
In the District of Nebraska North Platte Division a trustee will sell West Forty four feet of Lot Two in Block Twenty nine of the original town of Sidney Nebraska at public auction for cash at the east front door of the courthouse Sidney Cheyenne on May 12 1924 at 10 o clock A M. Edw Stockdick Trustee in Bankruptcy of the estate of Elizabeth Rose Harper. Kepler and Krats Attorneys Sidney Nebraskan represent the trustee.
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United States District Court For
District of Nebraska
North Platte
Sidney
Nebraska
Rose Elizabeth Harper
Cheyenne
Edw
Stockdick
Elizabeth Rose Harper
Kepler & Krats
Nebraskan
Sheriff Sale Notice Cheyenne County Nebraska 1924
By order of sale from Cheyenne County District Court the NE 1/4 of Sec 25 16N 47W is to be sold at public auction in Sidney Nebraska on April 21 1924 at 10 a.m. to satisfy a December 3 1923 judgment of $3062.02 plus interest at 8 percent and costs.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Flora C. Morgan
Henry T. Doran
Katherine M. Doran
C. M. Hadley
Hadley
J. A. Bentley
Bertha Bentley
Joe Doe
Cheyenne
Sidney
State of
A. D
Cattle herd perishes after rapid illness
Fred Lukasson lost twenty-one head of cattle Thursday of last week. Morning calm, by midnight four dead and the rest followed by noon. Veterinary from Chappell diagnosed hemorrhagic septicemia, a blood disease. all dairy cattle died.
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Fred Lukasson
Chappell
Mr. Lukasson
Kimball
Country Club Directors and Officers Listed
Country Club director slate includes J. T. McIntosh as resident and Dr. M F E Pettibone as Vice President with Earl R. Kratz as Secretary. A. Bentley M. W. Dimery R. P. Kepler A. J. Jorgenson Paul L. Martin J McIntosh R P Oberfelder A B Phelps Dr R E Roche named among governance names.
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J. T. McIntosh
M. FE. Pettibone
Earl R. Kratz
Ws A. Bentley
M. W. Dimery
R. P. Kepler
A. J. Jorgenson
Paul L. Martin
J. &. McIntosh
R. P. Oberfelder
A. B. Phelps
R. E. Roche
American Legion Monthly Meeting Details
American Legion leaders Carl Ledbetter commander B W Bonham and Carl Hutchison vice commanders Roy Walker adjutant Frank Schroeder finance officer Ralph Pierce publicity officer Charles March sergeant at arms announce regular meetings on the third Tuesday each month at Odd Fellow Hall.
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Carl Ledbetter
B. W. Bonham
Carl Hutchison
Roy Walker
Frank Schroeder
Ralph Pierce
Charles March
Srd
DANGERS OF LEAP YEAR BACHELOR CLUB FORBIDS DATING
Potter Amalgamated Association of Confirmed Bachelors announces a club in Potter aimed at reducing leap year risks. By laws ban marriage, dating calls after 10:30, multiple meetings, romantic songs, and photo exchanges with non-relatives. rooms remain bare of pictures. permits required for calls.
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Votter
Potter Amalagamated Association of
Annual Charity Ball by King's Daughters at Hardy's Hall
Easter Monday April 21S1 features the Grabilious Merry Makers performing music. Admission is one dollar. Proceeds support the King's Daughters.
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THE
King's Daughters
Hardy's Hall
Grabilious Mprrymakers
Usefulness of Dress Form in Home Sewing
The dress form, made on a person with vest and paper tape, aids fitting and reduces needless fittings. A well made form on a sturdy stand helps adjust sleeves collars and hems, mark waists and pockets, and thus simplifies sewing and enables learning to cut patterns for individualized garments.
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Agricultural College Extension
Chamber of Commerce Officers Named in Listing
The Chamber of Commerce announces officers including A K Greenlee as president and BE L Ooptegrove as vice president with M W Dimery as treasurer and J W Johnson as secretary Also listed are ER Hyde Paul L Martin B W Bonham Wm Winders W R Weeden and Marius Christensen as members.
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A. K. Greenlee
BE. L. Ooptegrove
M. W. Dimery
J. W. Johnson
ER. L. Hyde
Paul L. Martin
Burlington Route Timetable Fragments
Burlington route notices show east north bound No 308 leaving at 304 and west south bound No 301 leaving at 2a No 808 at 420m No 303 stops at Atlasce only.
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Burlington
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Sass
Lesrasha
Baler
Siteriff
Edw. Stockwick
Morrow
Wayne County
Missouri
Clarkson
North Range
William Kruger
Kepler & Kratz
Country Club
Penenaa
Evie Forover
Bart
Quaker Inn
Charles BR. Gardner
L. A. Donahoe
Studt-Hisk
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Sidney, Nebr
J. RB. Taylor, M
Lareen
S .Music
Myron L. Babcock
M. D
Suite
Citizens National
Basling
Cheyenne, Wyo
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
D. B. Fletcher
VU. P
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Paseenger
Peesenger
R. EB. Roche
Ray E. Witham
Sidney, Nehrar
Dre
Frank A. Barger
Osteopathic
Nebe
Mee
B. W. Bentam
Lady
Assia
Drs. H. E. and
Harry L. Mantor
Balte
Debora
He, Mantor
H. L. Mantor
X-Rey Laboratory
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