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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
2
Public notice requires landowners to mow or remove all weeds to the middle of roads along their lands by August 15 1920 under Nebraskan road laws sections 2016 and 3072. Failure leads to weed cutting and costs assessed against the land as taxes, by order of the Board of County Commissioners F N Slawson County Clerk.
Release notice for Victor Records now available at the Victor Shop. F C Uborgess serves as proprietor and announces stock entry.
A terse notice from Dr H U Roop presents a brief business message with a focus on reasonable rates and a forwarding address Bex 19. The line ends with a basic contact reference.
One of the most promising corn crops in Cheyenne County tassels out amid cool, wet weather and abundant rainfall. A record acreage was planted with no reports of firing, signaling large supplies for feed. Potatoes will have smaller acreage but excellent yields due to favorable conditions.
A new 128 page veterinary reference by Dr. L. D. Le Gear covers care symptoms and treatment of stock and poultry. Divided into horses cattle hogs sheep and poultry with charts illustrations. Price ten cents. Send a dime to 1700 North Broadway St Louis as a paper subscriber request.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court the estate of Friend Dickinson deceased. Nettie Dickinson petitions to appoint Lewis R. Barlow administrator. Hearing set for September 7, 1920 at 10:00 AM. Notice published in The Telegraph for three weeks prior. Dated July 27 1920, County Judge Co. P. Chambers.
Governor McKelvie proclaims a special statewide election for September 21, 1920 to adopt or reject proposed constitutional amendments. The notice, dated July 15, 1920, directs polling places be open per law hours for a general election, with Darius M. Amsbury as Secretary of State.
Mary Alice Grant has filed a district court petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska against John Doe and listed Stowitts heirs and Union Pacific Railroad for a decree quieting title to Lots Four and Five in Block Eighteen in Sidney’s original townsite. The suit seeks exclusive possession and to bar any claim by defendants in the real estate.
Department of the Interior notice from Broken Bow Nebraska dated July 9 1929 states Asa T Couch of Sidney Nebraska who filed a homestead entry in 1916 plans a three year proof to establish land claim before U S Commissioner Joseph Oberfelder in Sidney on August 24 1920 Witnesses named include Harry Anderson Henry Walah Louis Olson and William Walsh all of Sidney. Mack Warrington Register.
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