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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
7
President Harding discussed possible federal court receiverships for railroads and mines with cabinet members as unions push strikes. Rail executives and coal operators favor hard bargaining while advisers weigh a hands off approach, with court action seen as a last resort to restore order and seniority rights.
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone and a leading scientist, died in Baddeck Nova Scotia at age 75 from progressive anaemia. Born March 3 1847 in Edinburgh he studied in Europe and Canada before moving to Boston. He secured the telephone patent in 1878 and his death prompted President Shayer of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company to order half mast flags at Bell system subsidiaries nationwide.
Lincoln reports reductions in valuations and a 33 1-3 percent cut in the state levy. Governor S R McKelvie presides over resolutions by the state board of equalization. The state general fund levy this year is 2 mills lower than last year’s 3 mills. The capitol fund levy remains fixed by law and is excluded from this reduction.
Glenn E. Plumb, counsel for sixteen large railroad groups and author of the Plumb plan, died in Washington from a heart ailment after months of illness.
A large crowd of about 10 000 welcomed the Good Will delegation at Saint Lazare station in Paris as they arrived and were chauffeured to Hotel Moderne amid repeated thronging to shake hands with the American visitors.
By order of Isolah B. Wasson Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the northeast quarter of section 31 township 16 range 47 is to be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Nebraska on August 29 1922 at 11:00 a m sale open one hour Dated July 26 1922 J W McDaniel Sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebr
Judgment in favor of A. Foster Lumber Co against William and Susie Kuhns and others directs Sheriff J. W. McDaniel to sell the NW quarter of section 8 township 13 range 46 in Cheyenne County Nebraska at public auction on August 30 1922 at 1 p m at the front door of the county courthouse in Sidney Nebraska for cash.
Sheriff to sell at public auction on August 14 1922 at 10 am the northwest quarter of section 15 township 16 north range 49 west Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy a decree of foreclosure against Clarence J Babb and others in favor of Leander Clark College. The debt totals 6782.06 with 7 percent interest from February 9 1922 plus costs. Court details given. sale held at east outside door of Sidney courthouse.
Notices hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale issued by Isola B. favor of First State Bank of Lodge Pole Nebraska against Walter W. Craig and John Craig I have levied upon All of section twenty eight fourteen fourteen forty seven and I will on the 30th day of August 1922 at two oclock p m at the front door of the court house of said county in Sidney Nebraska sell said real estate at public auction to the highest bidder for cash J W McDANIEL Sheriff
The sheriff sells the north half of the northwest quarter and the northeast quarter of section 17, township 15, range 51 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. On August 29 at 3 PM the sale will occur at the front door of the county courthouse in Sidney to the highest bidder for cash.
Notice is given that default on a pasture contract by Henry Walsh triggers sale of horses and mares to satisfy a $253.00 debt. On August 12, 1922 at 2 PM, North Side Barn, Sidney Nebraska, cash sale to the highest bidder. Fred W. Stuht Liener. Kepler & Kratz Attorneys.
A judgment in favor of The American Bank of Syd ney Nebraska against Lincoln A Seriber Ella Scriber and Y O Keedick directs sale of the estate described as the south half of section ten township thirteen range fifty one Cheyenne County Nebraska. The sale to be held August 29 1922 at 1 pm with the public sale remaining open one hour.
Sidney residents share strong praise for Doan's Kidney Pills as an effective remedy for backache headaches and urinary disorders. A Buffalo manufacturer advertises pianos with a free piano if a Denver buyer finds a cheaper price, urging customers to compare and buy locally.
Isola B. Wasson as Clerk of the District Court orders the sale of real estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska in favor of Alfred Swanson against Elmer Berling W Weckbach and R B Christy. The property is the northeast quarter of section 12 township 15 range 49. Sale set for August 30 1922 at 11:00 am at the county court house in Sidney Nebraska.
J. W. McDantel Sheriff directs sale of described real estate under execution against Robert A. Barlow and Grace T. Barlow. Property includes W half of SE quarter, E half of SW quarter, and lots 3 and 4 in section 18, township 14, range 49. Sale set for August 30, 1922 at 10 o clock at county courthouse for cash.
The Chamber of Commerce announces its officers Dr H E Mantor president L T Poole vice president Martin W Dimery treasurer J W Johnson secretary and directors A K Greenlee A F E Phelps W K Hodgkin Rev Samuel Light Dr M E Pettibone Guy V Doran
A list of officials for the Country Club appears with names including Hodgkin Barger Kratz McIntosh Mantor Martin Roche Rogers Bentley Dimery and Phelps. A push to advertise in The Telegraph ends with the slogan If you don't advertise in The Telegraph we both love money.
The U P timetable lists several trains with arrival times including local passes at 6 45 p m and 9 00 p m inter state arrivals at 6 45 p m and 6 55 p m No 17 local pass at 9 00 p m No 9 express at 9 10 p m No 5 mail at 6 20 p m No 261 way freight daily 2 30 p m eastbound No 6 mail at 4 05 9 m inter state at 8 05 a m No 2 interstate 8 20 a m No 18 9 05 a m No 10 local pass 9 00 No 20 4 arrives No 4 and 262 way freight on Mon Wed and Fri at 2 00 p m 9 40 m 3 05 p m 6 00 p m
Eastbound train No 302 departs at 1 08 a m while No 304 leaves at 2 28 am Westbound No 301 departs at 3 00 pm and No 303 at 12 0 0 pm Train 902 serves only Bridgeport and Alliance areas Tax line provided as 161 and is not standard timetable data
In favor of Citizens State Bank of Potter Nebraska as banking corporation against Harley W Struble I have levied on all of section 30 township 14 range 52 and all of section 25 township 14 range 53 Cheyenne County Nebraska The sale will be August 30 1922 at 8 o clock p m at the front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska to the highest bidder for cash J W McDANIEL Sheriff 44.5
Isola B favor of C E Wergerts vs J M Bennett Nellie Bennett directs execution sale of NW 1/4 section 32 township 16 range 47 Cheyenne County Neb at public auction in Sidney on August 1 1922 at 10 oclock a m for cash sale to remain open one hour Dated July 20 1922 Sheriff McDaniel Cheyenne County Nebr
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne county In the County Court notices creditors of Otto Hink Sr deceased must present claims within three months from August 18 1922 and debts must be paid within one year. A claims hearing is set in County Court on November 22 1922 at 10 o clock a m to examine and adjust all claims. Witness C P Chambers County Judge seals the notice dated July ith 1922.
Fragmentary OCR reads oddly to the editor with stray phrases and uncertain attributions. No clear event date person or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
A historic advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure treats constitutional catarrh by taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine internally and circulating through the blood and mucous surfaces. It promises to destroy the disease foundation, improve general health, and aid pain during treatment with mail order circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
In a terse note the Telegraph cites a conflict over advertising decisions, saying unilateral ads hurt both sides and cost men. The message emphasizes mutual loss from promotional battles and urges cooperation to protect personnel.
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