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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
7
The document records a 1934 financial statement with totals and a sworn secretary's affirmation, followed by a 1934 county court notice for the estate of Sophia Sanders with a hearing date and letters of administration sought by H R Heaton. It includes local social notes and a funeral announcement for Mr. Mueller, plus several community visits and dinners.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County In the County Court, estate of Anna Sorine Pultz, deceased. Creditors are notified the county court in Sidney will examine claims on December 1, 1934 at 10:00 A. M. Three months from September 1, 1934 is the claim period and one year for debt payment. Dated August 14, 1934. County Judge Robt. A. Barlow seal. R. P. Kepler, attorney for administrator.
In Sidney county court room on September 8 1934 the court set three months to present claims and two months to file against the estate. Debts must be paid within one year from August 15 1934. Robt A Barlow County Judge Heaton Heaton attorneys 98-100-2.
By order of sale issued by the clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska a decree of foreclosure in which Aug ust Namath and Kate Namath are plaintiffs and Frank Tice and Ruth Tice et al are defendants dated September 8 1933 will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney on September 10 1934 at ten o clock a m The sale transfers real property as specified in the decree.
The notice lists the southwest quarter of section 26, township 13 north, range 48 west of the 6th principal meridian in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Dated August 10.
John T. McIntosh district court clerk orders sale of real estate in Cheyenne County to satisfy a judgment for American National Bank of Sidney against Francis Raymond Wellner et al. The NW ¼ of Section 24 Township 14 North Range 50 West will be auctioned September 11, 1934 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door in Sidney Nebraska. W. W. Schulz Sheriff. Paul L. Martin, attorney.
Financial statement for Sidney Loan and Building Association of Sidney Nebraska as of June 30 1934 shows resources including 2,623.25 accrued interest on first mortgage loans, 495.34 foreclosed mortgage decree, 27,215.30 real estate held for sale, 5,400.01 real estate sold on contract, 2,730.67 cash on hand and from banks, and 927.99 other assets totaling 130,278.55. Liabilities list installment stock 94,424.87, full paid stock 14,177.46, general reserve 7,500.00, and uncollected interest reserve 2,623.25 with 330.00 final line.
Mrs O Rane reports Dale Rogers and family at Frontier celebration in Cheyenne. Dale Rogers Jr and baby away as parents attend festivities. Several locals, including Flickers Hume and Volkman families, visited kin near Broadwater Lisco and Bayard. Families from Torrington joined for a Sunday picnic by the river.
Every Saturday an auction at Sidney Livestock Sale Pavilion offers stock pigs, butcher hogs, brood sows, cattle and horses. Bring consignments of any size or type. the house will strive to fetch the high dollar for sellers.
Mrs J E Morrow receives visitors including Mrs Pete Nelson Mrs Robert Nelson and Hazel Smith on Tuesday afternoon. Charles McKee who worked on W D Mathewson farm left Saturday for Gering. Mr and Mrs Billy Smith and Pete Nelson visit home Sunday and Mrs Billy Smith and children call on J E Morrow Monday. Mrs Morrow joins them at Arlo Fisher's for the afternoon. Vern Pearson and W D Mathewson visit J E Morrow and Billy Smith houses. Sunday school rally at Redington noted.
Jens Olson and family, George Whitney and family spent Sunday evening at the John Rasmussen James Johnson and family had dinner Wednesday at the Mrs. Anna Reineka home. Mrs. Schuessleman and son Elmer called at the J W Bertramson home Monday morning. Mrs. Dewey Larson and sons spent Thursday morning with Mrs. Co P Herboldsheimer. Mrs. Roscoe Madden and children visited the Dewey Larson home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson Cressie Cecil and Arlie spent several days last week in Wyoming. Mrs. V A Nelson and daughters Delores and Alice Carol, Mrs E R Hadley and Mrs Chris Terman called on Mrs Glen Beale and the new girl Wednesday afternoon. Harold and George Olson and Frank Steinbrook returned Saturday from Yellowstone trip. Mrs. V A Nelson and family and Carl Larson and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Mads Larson. Mr. and Mrs. L K Nelson were Sunday dinner guests at the J W Bertramson home. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson and children called at the BE M Beale home Friday afternoon. In the evening they visited at the Chris Terman. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wolff of Omaha are spending the week at the George Whitney home. Dorothy and Beulah Brewer spent the weekend at Maurice Nelson. Dewey and Carl Larson were Denver visitors last week where Dewey Larson had an imbedded wisdom tooth extracted. Mr. and Mrs. C P Herboldsheimer and family Elmer Anderson Francis Willoughby and Miss Marie Jorits-
Local residents shared time at multiple homes during the week with gatherings at the Frank Peetz, George Whitney, Mads Larson, Glen Beale, and Jens Olson residences. Families including Nelsons Herboldsheimers Larsons Bertrams, Lingwalls, and Johnsons were among those visiting or hosting during Sunday and weekday afternoons.
Nebraska state banks under Superintendent Luikart plan a more liberal policy on carrying over notes during the season with appraisal and classification of paper extension of time and livestock valuation. Luikart will discuss the policy with bankers from six groups in a private meeting at the capital amid drought concerns.
As anticipated banks are in good shape and can with stand a more liberal policy. Topics to be discussed at the conference include handling paper under drouth conditions and a more liberal policy of classification and appraisal and valuation of livestock.
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