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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1924
Page
7
Nebraska briefs summarize recent happenings across the state in concise items. Readable snippets cover local events, government actions, and community notices, aimed at busy readers seeking quick updates on notable Nebraska developments.
A Burlington special train will place thirty purebred dairy sires in Nebraska farms in exchange for scrub sires as part of a statewide effort to advance dairying. The campaign ties dairy success to political change, with education exhibits, exchanges, and county farmer selection planned across thirty stops.
A dollar travels through a town in a chain from farmer to grocer to dry goods man, shoe dealer, clothier, garage, church, preacher, milliner, beauty parlor, and back to the farmer. The piece questions how wealth circulates and muses that sending funds to a distant catalogue house would keep the money from circulating locally.
B W Snow, a leading corn expert, says prosperity is dawning for American farmers especially in wheat and corn states. He attributes current high grain prices to sound conditions, predicts even higher levels, and notes the wheat crop is about three fourths of 1923. He estimates potential gains of 750 million to 1 billion dollars versus last year.
A preserved set of practical tips outlines how to store small items in a medicine chest with tacks, droppers, and thermometers. It suggests cleansing powder on window panes to ease paint removal, using broom handles as rollers to move heavy flat boxes, and placing opened lime in the furnace to absorb dampness.
A vintage cleaning note advises covering stained wallpaper with pipe clay mixed to a thick cream, letting it stay overnight, then scraping or brushing off. For grass stains on white shoes, apply spirits of camphor with a clean cloth to lift the marks.
By order of the District Court clerk a sheriff sale is issued in a foreclosure action. Union Loan and Savings Association of Lincoln Nebraska is the plaintiff. Defendants include Mary E Swatzlander J C Swatzlander unknown spouses Jessie G Keedick and L O Keedick Guy E Clark and Francis A Chapman Receiver of First National Bank of Sidney.
Legal advertisements announce a public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the Sidney Court House on August 11, 1924 at 11 in the forenoon. The property is part of Lot 51 in Morrow's Addition, Sidney, Nebraska, east of the center line dividing the double residence. Sheriff J. W. McDaniel signs, Radcliffe Hodgkin & Hyde attorneys.
H W Cuddeford files agister's lien against C C Cary for feed and care of two mule head from 1922 to 1924. Sale set for August 11 1924 at 10:00 AM at his Cheyenne County Nebraska premises to satisfy lien of $106 plus interest. Property includes a black mare mule age five weight 1000 pounds and a dark brown horse mule age about four weight 1000 pounds.
Creditors of the estate of John C Schulenberg must present claims at the County Court in Sidney on August 9 1924 and November 8 1924 at 10 AM. Claims must be filed within three months from August 5 1924. Debts payable within one year from August 5 1924. County Judge Cc Chambers signs seal.
Horace J. Cary files suit in Cheyenne County District Court to foreclose tax sale liens on numerous Sidney Nebraska lots and additions. Defendants include Lauritz O Fundingsland Lena Fundingsland Min 8 Harper and others with unknown real names. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure against property described and affected mortgagees and claimants.
The record states that lands and lots were taxed for 1920 but unpaid, advertised for public sale without bidders, and sold April 26, 1922 in private sale to Lyman Cary. Cary later paid 1921 and 1922 taxes, the tax sale certificates were assigned to the plaintiff, who seeks a decree for amounts due with interest and attorney fees, and sale of each tract if unpaid. Answer due September 1, 1924. Horace J. Cary plaintiff.
The chamber of commerce announces a board lineup including E. L. Hyde, Paul L. Martin, B. W. Bonham, Wm. Winders, W. R. Weeden, and Marius Christensen as directors. The notice lists these individuals as members of the governing body.
Burlington Route announces timetable notes with eastbound No 808 departing at 8 0 0 a m No 804 at 8 2 2 3 a m westbound No 901 at 3 0 6 a m and No 308 at 4 1 2 p m No 802 will stop at Bridgeport Alliance only
OFFICERS J. T. McIntosh resident Dr M E Pettibone Vice Pres Earl R Kratz Secretary J A Bentley M W Dimery R P Kepler A J Jorgenson Paul L Martin J L McIntosh RB 8 Oberfelder A E Phelps Dr R EB Roche
By order of Isola L B Wasson, Clerk, a sale is set for August 19, 1924 at 10 a m at the east front door of the Cheyenne County courthouse Sidney Nebraska. The property is the SW quarter of Section 1 Township 16 Range 53 West of the Sixth Meridian. The sale follows a judgment in favor of Crowell Lumber and Grain Company against Ernest Day and Mary Dau. Proceeds go to satisfy the order, judgment, interest and costs. Dated July 14, 1924. J W McDaniel Sheriff
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