Wheat in county promises six months of supply at mill
Several hundred bushels lie at the mill, mostly of fine quality. Millmen foresee ample wheat for about six months without new shipments if the season remains strong. Farmers report high quality wheat, with only a few poor loads among the consignments, and plans to run the mill on local grain.
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Des Moines
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Johnson
American Bank of Sidney
DeCastro
Omaha
Legal Notices Summons By Publication in Cheyenne County
Joseph R. Pettett sues To S Lizette Edwards and all others claiming any interest in the southwest quarter of Section 12 in Township 16 north Range 49 west of the 6th principal meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska to quiet title and confirm ownership by adverse possession. Answer by September 27, 1920 or petition judged true. Sidney Nebraska. August 1910. Joseph R Pettett plaintiff. Attorneys John A Miller and J M Fitzgerald.
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To. S. Lizette Edwards
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Joseph R. Pettett
District Court
Notice to Contractors for Sidney Power Plant Addition Bids
The City of Sidney Nebraska invites sealed bids by August 20, 1920 for labor and materials to add to the municipal power plant. Plans by Royal D Salisbury Co and William Redding and Sons, Denver. Bid blanks from engineers with $500 certified check. City may reject or waive informalities. I E Grabill Mayor. Attest I L Pindeli City Clerk.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Royal D. Salisbury Co
William Redding and Sons
Denver
Cole
Nebraska Governor Proclaims Constitutional Convention Election
The proclamation announces that a constitutional convention is to meet on December 2, 1919, after voters elected delegates who agree to submit certain proposed constitutional amendments to the electorate as required by law.
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State of
Nebraska
Nebraska Governor Proclaims September 21 1920 Special Election
Governor Samuel R McKelvie proclaims a state wide special election for September 21 1920 to adopt or reject proposed constitutional amendments. The proclamation directs polling places hours as in general elections and is sealed with the Great Seal of Nebraska.
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Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
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