Legal Notice and Estate Hearings in Cheyenne County Neb
Notices seek quiet title for Lot Three in Gurley and announce hearings on estates of Alfred Darnell Carl Wendl and related heirs. Petitioners ask court to determine heirs, kinship, and rights of descent. deadlines set for June 2 1924 and May 26 1924. Public record lists real property details and involved parties Jess W Goodale John H O Neil Henry J Raymond and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Nichol
Gurley
Nebraska
Henry J. Raymond
Cheyenne County
Alfred Darnell
Carl Wendl
Yeas W. Goodale
John H. O'Neil
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Bertha Wendl
Wilfreda’ Wendl
Estate of Carl Wendl seized and administration denied
In the matter of Carl Wendl a determination was made on May 26 1924 at 10 o clock A M that no application for administration has been filed. Dated April 23 1924. (Seal) Co P Chambers 313 County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wendl
Nebraska
Seal
P. Chambers
Notice of Sale of Attached Property in Cheyenne County
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska orders sale of attached property from a 1924 case J R Brown v Marion M MacIntosh. Sheriff J W McDaniel will auction on May 6 1924 at 10 AM at the east front door of the courthouse for cash the note of $329 from A B Jelinek payable to Marion M MacIntosh dated April 28 1922 with 10 percent interest from July 28 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J. R. Brown
Marion M. McIntosh
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Easter Visits And Local Celebrations In Ickes Area
Mr and Mrs S W Eckert and daughter spent Easter at the J W Eckert home. Mr and Mrs J C Guill and daughters and Mr and Mrs Ernest Meyer and babe and Mr and Mrs J C Conover helped P W Werdie celebrate his birthday Sunday. Mrs J C Guill helped Mrs Carl Baker make cheese Tuesday morning. Miss Ruth Shinker stayed Saturday with Miss Fullerton. Miss Loretta Osborn and Ethel Guill represented the Ickes and Pelster schools in the Sidney spelling contest Saturday. Both young ladies carried away honors. Loretta also visited grandmother Jorgensen while Ethel visited her uncle A J Jorgenson in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Eckert
J. W. Eckert
J. C. Guill
Ernest Meyer
Babe
J. C. Conover
P. W. Werdie
Carl Baker
Ruth Shinker
Miss Fullerton
Loretta Osborn
Ethel Guill
Ickes
Pelster
Sidney
Loretta
Jorgensen
Ethel
A. J. Jorgenson
Couple from Torrington Wed in Wyoming
Miss Edna Horn of Gering became Mrs Art Dirks in a Torrington Wyoming wedding last Saturday. The Dirks couple spent the weekend near Broadwater with Mr and Mrs Art Dirks also visiting Worths Kreader home and friends S W Eckert Mrs Worth and Mrs Weed and son Raymond. Several relatives gathered at Davison and Worths on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Slotfeldt
Herman Heineman
Lawrence Dirks
Grandpa Slefeldt
Davison’s
Worth’'s
Sidney Woman's Club Tag Day Supports Milk Fund
The Sidney Woman's Club sponsors a tag day on Tuesday April 29 to raise funds for a milk fund. Ten cents buys a quart of milk for a child, and any contribution helps.
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The
Sidney Womans Club
When in need of good printing, call The Telegraph
A concise notice urging readers to choose The Telegraph for printing services. The line emphasizes the publication’s printing quality and reliability as a practical tip for advertisers and readers seeking work.
Why Editors Tell Lies and Protect the Town’s Pride
The piece argues editors hide or soften truths to shield the community. It cites examples from bad boys to penny pinching neighbors, gossip, and underperforming teams, noting fear of subscribers drives deception yet praise remains. It laments editors’ compromised honesty as part of a flawed but resilient journalist life.
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Jess W. Goodale
Mesa County
Towit
Gertrude V. Darnell
Lillian Bushnell
John Darnell
Jennie D. King
Amy Miller
Effie Darnell
Ickes News
Hardy Hall
Nolan's Tire Service Station
Bordwell
Standard Oil Filling Station
Lincoln Highway
Frank B. Nolan
Prop
United States
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Kuppenheimer
Pat’s
the Shoe Rebuilders
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