Foreclosure Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska Property
Cheyenne County Nebraska court foreclosure petition filed to foreclose tax lien on Lots 5 and 6 in Block 1 and 6 in Callahan addition to Sidney and Lots 5 and 6 in Krueger addition to Sidney. Respondents unnamed must answer by September 5, 1938 or judgments will be rendered. Local notices list residents visiting and traveling details.
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Miler
Seiz Sinan
Sidney
Chessenne County
Nebraska
Callahan
Cheyenne County
Krueger
Cheyenne
District Court
Cheyennne County
W. F. Wehmiller
Sadie McFadden
Katherine McFadden
Cameron
Julia Johnston
Mc.Fadden
Morrow
County
Cheyenne ‘County
West
J. H
Johnson
J. L
Daniel
Your Name In Gold Stamp for Personal Belongings
Advertisement offering 22 carat gold stamping of names or monograms on personal items such as cases cigaret cases handbags or hat boxes. Quick service while you wait and a mark of distinction for individuals.
Referee Sale Ordered of Cheyenne County Neb Real Estate
A Nebraska legal notice states an order of sale by Merrick County District Court in Floyd Kiser et al versus Alvie O Kiser et al. The property described is the NW quarter of Section 23, Township 13, Range 48 in Cheyenne County. The sale is set for September 8, 1938 at 1 PM at the Sidney court house front door. Fifteen percent cash due day of sale with balance on confirmation. E J Patterson referee and P S Heaton attorney.
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District Court
Merrick County
Nebraska
Floyd Kiser
Alvie O. Kiser
Township
Cheyenne County
P. Mot
Sidney
Cheyenne ‘County
E. J.,patterson
Notice in Cheyenne County divorce case Davis versus Davis
Evelyn Grace Davis filed for divorce from Avery J Davis in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court on May 25 1937 citing extreme cruelty and desertion. Definite appearance required by September 12 1938. otherwise default judgment may be entered. The notice lists multiple lots in Sidney and additions including McFaddens Callahans and Morrows with unknown owners or claimants.
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Avery J. Davis
Evelyn Grace’ Davis
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Evelyn Grace Davis
Sheriff sale notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of sale from Dan Campbell Clerk of the District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company wins against Catherine Ritzdorf et al The SW quarter of Section 31 Township 16 North Range 50 West will be sold August 23 1938 at 10 AM at the front door of the Cheyenne County Court House Sidney Nebraska at public auction for cash Sheriff W W Schulz notes date July 21 1938 and attorney Paul L Martin 92 4 6 8 100
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Dan Campbell
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Catherine Ritzdorf
Said County
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Paul L. Martin
Notice of Final Report Estate No. 1076 Cheyenne Neb
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Oline L. Nelson deceased is subject to final report. Mary Nelsen as administratrix with will annexed has filed account and petition for settlement heirs at law determination and asset distribution. A hearing is set for July 30 1938 at 10:00 A M before the County Court at which interested parties may appear and contest. Dated July 12 1938. Robt A Barlow County Judge. Heaton Heaton Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oline L. Nelson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mary Nelsen
Robt. A. Barlow
Lodge Pole social notes from Hastings to Sidney
Mrs George Whitefoot returned from Hastings with her daughter Phyllis. Mr and Mrs Arnold Greiner and Miss Bertha Walter and Mr Sam McGuire from North Platte visited the Noah Waiters home. W L Bates stayed from Saturday to Monday at the Bates home. Joe Teague and children from Sidney visited Tom Rubado. Mrs George Minshall and daughters Dee and Dorothy Line visited Sidney. Tuesday Bill Plummer and Ed Dailey from Sidney
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George Whitefoot
Hastings
Phyllis
Arnold Greiner
Ecg
Bertha Walter
Sam McGuire
North Platte
Noah Waiters
W. L. Bates
B. J. Bates
Joe Teague
Sidney
Tom Rubado
George Minshall
Dee
Dorthy
Bill ‘Plummer
Ed Dailey
Pleasant View social notes from Pleasant View
Miss Eileen Muller aided Mrs. Robert Fieler this week. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited homes Sunday afternoon and evening including the Werbold Schuemann family, Boehnke family, and the Baack family. Wilma Gemeinhart returns from St. Louis nursing course for a three week vacation.
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Eileen Muller
Robert Fieler
Charles Werboldsheimer
Billy
J. E. Morrows
Boehnke
Ernest Baack
Verna Muller
Seward
Nebr
Salt Lake City
Frank Mueller
Bill Groze
Greeley
Sthubarts
C. G. Gemeinhart
Wilma
Wauneta
Dan Heimer
William Morrow
Dalton
Carl Muller
Donald
Ben Hilpert
Frank Muellér
Fipafilea
Art Schuessler
Ben “Hilpert
Local residents share visits and community notes
Se dor Pegs and Lloyd Brown spent Wednesday evening with the Stretch family. Bess Rahe and Mary Florke were in Sitney on Wednesday. Harley Weyerts called on Bertha Borges and family Sunday. Dolores Alvord returned to Chappell after a month with her grandmother, Mrs. Gertie Garretts. Ira Mae Hume visited Donna Belle Neff on Wednesday. John Borges and John Jurgens called on Harley Garriets Saturday. Joe Stretch and family visited the O Rahe home on Thursday. Melvin Jurgens and Harley Garretts called in the area Saturday. Several attended Frantier Days in Cheyenne last week. La Verne Queen and Anna Hume spent Sunday evening at the O Rahe home. Olto Rahe called on the Stretch Sunday evening.
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Olto
Rahe
Local Guests Visit Area Residents Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Joan Opters of Denver and Mr and Mrs Henry Ban ext of Sidney were guests in the A R Larson home Sunday. Mrs Gertie Garretts and Harley Were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ellis Alvord of Chappell. William Langingham of Utica is looking after business interests in this vicinity this week. Mr and Mrs Walter Weigers and Kenneth called at the 0 Rahe home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Opters
Denver
Henry’ Banext
Sidney
A. R. Larson
Gertie Garretts
Harley
Ellis Alvord
Chappell
William ‘Langingham
Utica
Walter Weigers
Kenneth
Rahe
Antelope Social and Visiting Notes
Mrs George Whitney and Janice spent Sunday afternoon at the Les Olsen home. Several families and individuals called on friends on Sunday and Tuesday evenings around Pertz and Nelsen homes. Ed Nelsen and family hosted guests. others visited the Nelsens and Herboldsheimer households across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whitney
Janice
Les Olsen
Allan Nelsen
Lucille van Housen
van Housen
Pertz
Guy Terman
Donna Lee
Jimi Bertramsem
Carl Larsen
Deloris
Alice Carol Nelsen
Chris Nelsen
Jimmy Williford
Ed Nelsen
Jens Jenson
Jens Olson
Emel Nelsen
Wheat Insurance Backing From Farmers in Nebraska Visit
Verdy Smith, former Nebraska farmer and new general manager of the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, says farmers are taking out policies to insure 1939 crops. He notes wide acceptance across the country and marks his first return visit to Nebraska since replacing Roy Green of Kansas.
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Verdy Smith
Nebraska
Lincoln
Smith
Roy Green
Kansas
Nebraska Farmers Lead in Wheat Insurance Push
The report shows premiums being paid by producers in New York and Pennsylvania as insurance policies are written at two offices. About 10 000 bushels of wheat were stored to fund future indemnities for insured farmers. Nebraska is taking a leading role in the wheat insurance program with 554 applications in the state office, 237 approved to the regional office, and nine Douglas county farmers paying premiums for 1939 policies.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
ACP
Kansas City
Douglas County
Brewers See Nebraska as Model for Industry Program
Nebraska is described as the white spot of the brewing industry by Charles E. Sandall state director of the Nebraska Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee He notes the public interest social temperate and economic benefits of legalized beer are safeguarded by a pioneering citizen ship program backed by 95 percent of local brewers and distributors The plan has drawn nationwide attention with brewers organizations seeking to study it and Nebraska welcoming inquiries while stressing its leadership role for state governments and the broader industry.
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Nebraska
Charles E. Sandall
Nebraska Brewers & Beer Distributors Committee
Sandall
Sandal
East
Middle West
Pacific
Ooastie
Mother Of Harry B. Coffee Dies At 72 In Chadron
Mrs Elizabeth Coffee 72 a pioneer northwest Nebraska resident and mother of Rep Harry B Coffee of Chadron died at a Chadron hospital after a four day illness. Born Georgetown Texas September 17 1865 she married Samuel Buffington Coffee in 1880 and came west as a bride.
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Elizabeth Coffee
Nebraska
Harry B. Coffee
Chadron
Georgetown
Texas
Samuel Buffington Coffee
Recommendation for Chief Justice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
The Cheyenne County judiciary urges voters to choose HON. E. B. CHAPPELL and HON. JOHN W. YEAGER as the two most qualified candidates for nomination to the Chief Justice position. They highlight years of district judge experience, honesty, industriousness, and a firm knowledge of law as essential, urging voters to consider these two less publicized but best qualified contenders for a wise and incorruptible judiciary.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
Judiciary
Bar
Cheyenne County
E. B. ,Chappell
Campaigner Rep Coffee Culls Speech Tour After Mother's Death
The Coffee ranch in Sioux County dates to 1888. Mrs Coffee moved to Chadron after her husband’s death in 1900. A Methodist, Eastern Star and PEO Sisterhood member, Rep Coffee halted campaign events in the Fifth District to return home upon news of his mother’s passing. Surviving kin include three other children Rev T Coffee Guy H Coffee of Harrison and Mrs John B Cook of Scottsbluff, four grandchildren and brother Richard Tisdale of Austin Texas.
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Coffee
Sioux County
Chadron
Methodist Church
The
Eastern Star
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Rev. T
Guy H. Coffee
Harrison
John B. Cook
Scottsbluff
Richard Tisdale
Austin
Texas
Partners of the Plains opens at Fox Theatre
Clarence E. Mulford’s Hopalong Cassidy tale Partners of the Plains unfolds around the LD Ranch near Arroya Grande, an early frontier setting. The untamed West at turn of the century provides backdrop as the story opens today at the Fox Theatre, with William involved in the action.
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Clarence E. Mulford
Fox
Arizona
Arroyo Grande
William
Boyd stars again as the hard riding cowboy hero
Edward G. Robinson stars in The Amazing Dr Clitterhouse at Fox theatre Sunday. The drama, radio fame turned film highlight, features Claire Trevor Humphrey Bogart Allen Jenkins Donald Crisp and Gale Page in Robinsons best daring role.
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Boyd
Edward G. Robinson
Dr. Clitterhouse
Fox Theatre
Robinson
Dare
Claire Trevor
Humphrey Bograt
Allen Jenkins
Donald Crisp
Gale Page
Fox Theatre Week Start Times Schedule
The Fox theatre announces the weekly schedule with showtimes across Friday through Thursday. Films include Partners of the Plains, Blockade, Plains, Amazing Dr Clitterhouse, Morgan Family Stage Show, Rage of Paris, and Reformatory, with multiple daily screenings listed.
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Fox Theatre
Partners of the Plains
Blockade
Morgan
Family
Rage of Paris
Reformatory
Silver wedding tale and farm machinery ad tale
A humorous remark on a silver wedding leads into a farm equipment pitch. Joe Hahlier buys a McCormick Deering Diesel Tractor and is urged to select a binder from an experienced manufacturer. The ad promotes tractors, service, and a Destiny Spring Tooth Harrow with No 8 Little Genius plows and P&O bottoms.
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Joe Hahlier
Joe Hahler
McCormick -Deering
Paul Spearow
McCormick
Destiny
P &O
Innocent Victim Name Fragments Spark Curiosity
Fragmentary OCR text presents phrases around a boy named Ferdinand and a child named Liza, with garbled dialect. The readable portions hint at parents and origins but lack coherent story or context to determine a full incident or event.
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Yassah
Ferdinand
Mammee
Liza
Ferdifiza
Busy man uses telephone in odd exchange
A garbled dialogue shows a man trying to order double two and other phrases, while a customer and barber exchange clipped lines about shaving and defense, with a stray note about a McCormick Deering Press Drill for crops and wind.
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Jeepalt
McCormick Deering
Quote on U S Law Urges Stronger Due Process
A columnist argues the United States needs a law whose due process is as strong as its enforcement. The line emphasizes the need for accountability, balance, and clear procedures to curb excesses in government and uphold rights.
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United States
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Exeter
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Dean
Wyo
Lloyd Mathewson
E. E. Smith
Esther of Bartley
P. E. Smith
H.T. Doran
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G. P. Kratz
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Mitchell
Minneapolis
Moline
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Golden P. Kratz
Von
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Threstiers
Sidney Parts, & Bearing Company
Robert Barlow, Jr
Denver Post
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Perfection Oil
17Th Avenue
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Mary Egging
Gurley
McCormick _— Deering
L. W. Kahl
Minneapolis-Moline
TE. V. Ayle
Bic Jackson
Frank Peetz
Rt. B. Sidney
Barker Cleaners
Gail Robert Barlow, Jr
Frank Wait
Sidney Shoe Hospital
Telegraph
P. S. Heaton, Attorney
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Loe
Lodge Pole
Mrs
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Pleasant View
Vanita Schiesslér
Star Market
Fete Botebert ‘Made
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SWIFT
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Elda Hume
Spa
Tipe
Winda Herboldsheimer
Eudessa
the Fox
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Oshorn
Shirley
America
Rockies
Shirley Tavern
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J. Edgar Smith
Ike Walton
C. Bennett
Seeee
Broadway
Deering News
Ray Babcock
Sidney, Nebraska
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Ustomer
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