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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1938
Page
7
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court will hear on August 27 1938 at 11:00 A M in Sidney the petition of Louise Tank for Letters Testamentary on the estate of Maria Welle deceased. Robt A Barlow county judge and R P Kepler attorney for petitioner.
Advertises 22 carat gold stamping on billfolds key cases cigaret cases handbags and hat boxes. Personalization offered with wait service and emphasis on distinction and individuality.
By order of the Merrick County District Court a referee will sell the NW quarter of Section 23 Township 13 Range 48 Cheyenne County Nebraska at public auction on September 8 1938 at 1 PM at the courthouse front door Sidney Nebraska. Terms are 15 percent cash sale day with balance on confirmation. Dated August 2 1938. E J Patterson Referee P S Heaton Attorney.
Evelyn Grace Davis filed a divorce petition in Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska on May 25 1937 citing extreme cruelty and desertion The order requires Avery J Davis to appear and answer by September 12 1938 or a default judgment will be entered Plaintiff Evelyn Grace Davis is represented by attorney R P Kepler 96 8 100 2 4
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska hears Clarence E Mayo petition to declare Charlie E Mayo died intestate owner of NW quarter 11 16N 48W and Lot 8 Block 3 Original Town of Dalton with heirs Stella Mayo Clarence Mayo Parks George Parks Jr all in Hobart Oklahoma no Nebraska admin appointed. Hearing set August 27 1938 at 10 A M. Robt A Barlow County Judge R P Kepler attorney for petitioner. Telegraph Wantads Get Results Try Them.
Bertie Owen filed a petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska seeking a decree that M L Walker died intestate on December 1 1909 in McDonough County Illinois. He owned section 5 township 13 north range 47 west of the 6th P M in Cheyenne County with heirs Lulu Walker and Ora Zoe Walker. No administrator has been appointed. petition set for hearing September 3 1938 at 10 A M. Revt A Barlow R P Kepler County Judge. 100-2-4.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mabel Florence MacAdam Herman notice is given that E L Hyde former administrator has filed a final report. Objections have been filed and a hearing will be held in the County Court Room Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska on August 30 1938 at 10 00 A M Robt A Barlow County Judge Golden P Kratz Lawyer Sidney Nebr 98 100 102
Creditors of Margretha Banger t deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska Estate No 1127 must file claims by December 5 1938 and debts by August 18 1939. County Judge Robt A Barlow will hear claims December 5 1938 at 10 o clock A M in the County Court room.
Margaret Glassburn reports a dust storm collision near Stadlar home Friday morning injuring Philip Kolb of Bayard and Glenn Dickenson. Kolb suffered broken ribs and lacerations while Mrs Kolb and two children had scratches. Dickenson remained uninjured. Relatives and friends from Lucas Stadlar and nearby areas visited after the wreck.
Tuesday evening activities include Mr and Mrs James Houser and children traveling to Wilbur to visit relatives. Florence Bahr returned from Denver where she worked. Pauline and Rudy Ostermeier of Sidney stayed several days at the Houser home. Carlos Christensen and sons joined H R Glassburn for dinner. Carl Jacobe and daughter visited Mrs B Bahr. Steve and Lloyd Tilghman called on Jim Vacik’s home.
Sextorp reports a family trip as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stanley with sons Lowell and Dean headed to Yellowstone Park for a short vacation. Mrs. Doris Hates, recently at Charles Fisher farm, returned home Saturday at Dix. The Nelsons, Ericksons, Cahoon, Wills, and Prince families share visits and day trips across local towns and Colorado points.
Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson and children called at Pete Nelsons Sunday. Robert Nelson had dental work done in Sidney Monday. Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher and family were Sunday callers at the J E Morrow home. Mr and Mrs C E Johnson and son called at the August Mielke home Sunday afternoon. Miss Phyllis Stanley returned Thursday from a western northern United States vacation. Mr and Mrs Robert Nelson and sons, Mr and Mrs Joe Kubes spent Sunday at Frank Dvorak Jr home. Mr and Mrs Albert Jacobsen and son were Sunday visitors at Fred Elmquist home. Mrs Alex Spencer and children were business callers in Cheyenne Friday.
Market prices for poultry and dairy items include hens 434 lbs No. 1 at 1c, hens under 414 lbs at 8c, Leghorn hens No. 1 at 7c, cocks colored 5c, cocks Leghorn 4c, colored springs 1c, Leghorn springs 8c, all No. 2 poultry 3c, butterfat 19c, and eggs 17c.
The Natural Bridge of Virginia spans Cedar Creek at a height of 215 feet above the stream. Formed by erosion, it consists of horizontal limestone strata and is the remains of a cave roof once traversed by the creek. The bridge is crossed by Lee highway.
The line attributed to Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown quips that excessive laughter and total lack of it both imply hypocrisy, reflecting a wry cultural jab from a familiar local voice.
Stromboli, a Mediterranean volcano, has remained in near constant eruption from ancient Homeric era to modern times, illustrating persistent volcanic activity.
A regular or public grain elevator meets exchange requirements and its warehouse receipts are deliverable against futures contracts. Qualified elevators are contrasted with privately owned elevators whose receipts are not valid for exchange deliveries.
The original inhabitants of Manchukuo were nomadic Tungus, a group distinct from the Chinese.
The queen bee is the colony’s central female, laying about 250000 eggs in her lifetime to produce workers and drones. Her absence prevents swarms, so beekeepers often clip one wing. After roughly three years a new queen is born and the old is killed by workers.
The Braunschweiger sausage is said to have originated in Braunschweig Germany and was first introduced in the United States in Milwaukee.
A standard cord of hickory or locust wood equals two tons of soft coal in heat output. Port Moved Inland Porto Principe Cuba, sacked by Morgan, is 15 miles from the sea. It moved to a “safe” inland site and is now called Camaguey.
A quirky exchange about fools leads into an agricultural advertisement for corn binders. The ad promotes worn-out binders and the latest 1 and 2 row Power Drive Binders from McCormick Deering, urging orders via tractors PTO power.
For quick relief from indigestion and heartburn due to excessive smoking and drinking try Adla Tablets. Sold by Western Drug Company with money back guarantee.
A vintage kitchen note promotes oatmeal as a meat extender in Quaker Meat Patties serving six. It highlights oats adding protein minerals and Thiamin, and provides a bacon lined muffin-tin recipe with beef pork and onions baked at a low oven for about an hour.
The McCormick Deering Semi-Deep Furrow Drill is displayed for planting winter wheat at proper depth to boost germination and growth. Two sizes offered with 12 and 16 disks at 10 inch spacings. The 12 10 drill priced at $246.25.
A father asks if a daughter can stay all night at 2 o clock. The suitor replies that he must first telephone home to check. The brief exchange hints at family approval and courtship etiquette in a domestic setting.
A. E. Marsh of Peetz purchased a 16-16 Semi-Deep Furrow Drill during the week, reflecting local agricultural equipment activity.
A Southern gentleman writes to a rival noting his stenographer is a lady and he cannot type certain thoughts while he, a gentleman, cannot dictate them. The recipient, being neither, will understand the sentiment conveyed in a sharp witticism.
Edward Thompson of Bridgeport purchased a used B-3 International truck this week, marking a local motor trade note as residents report steady vehicle purchases in the area.
The fragment notes a café scene with a customer asking how the steak should be served and the reply indicating strong satisfaction. The terse exchange highlights informal dining dialogue and a mutual tone of eagerness.
Earl Leger of Dalton owns a new 12 foot McCormick Leering Rod Weeder. The device marks a notable addition to local farming tools and signals ongoing agricultural innovation in the area.
A C.2 slightly used McCormick Deering No 1 B Hammer Mill offers big capacity at a low price. It is pitched as the grinder bargain of the hour with a price tag of 145 dollars. Visit today to learn more about this wonderful outfit.
A caption-style note quotes a photographer promoting affordable photo packages with the line your pictures will cost 80 a dozen and a pleasant presentation. The item resembles a vintage advertisement or column snippet reflecting playful marketing.
S E Jensen of Gurley chose carefully after years of good work and purchased a W 30 McCormick Deering tractor with rubber tires this week.
If your cream separator wastes butterfat at the skim milk spout this is the moment to invest in a New McCormick Deering model See us for details and pricing entice buyers with practical efficiency benefit and local business tone.
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