City of Sidney Retains Highway Crossing With U P R R Authority
City officials vote to retain and keep open the highway crossing along the west line of section 33 in Cheyenne county. The U P R R is advised to maintain gates at the intersection on its main line right of way. East Lincoln highway from eighth avenue to east limits is to be improved as a 48 foot street between curbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Roche
Bush
Grabill
Heavrin
Lincoln Highway
Eighth Avenue
Cc. C. Jones
Sheriff Sale Notice of Cheyenne County Real Estate
By order of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the sheriff will sell the southwest quarter of section 15 township 16 north range 49 west at the Cheyenne County Court House east front door Sidney on January 3 1933 at 10 a.m. to satisfy a judgment in favor of Old Line Insurance Company against Carl Christensen and others and against Dalton State Bank with costs and interest. Also includes corporate filing notices for Radcliffe & Wehmiller Inc for a Nebraska corporation with capital stock $24000 and 50 year term and debt limit two thirds of paid up capital, signed by incorporators S Radcliffe R C Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Old Line Insurance Company
Carl Christensen
Dalton To Bank
Cheyenne County Court House
Sidney
A. D
Co. S. Radcliffe
R. C. Jackson
Radcliffe & Wehmiller
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of John T. McIntosh, Clerk, Jacob M. Hull versus Earl Panabaker et al. The SE quarter of Section 4, Township 16, Range 48 West of the 6th P M in Cheyenne County will be sold December 20, 1932 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front steps Sidney Nebraska for cash. Dated November 15, 1932. W. W. Schulz, Sheriff. Paul L. Martin, lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McIntosh
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jacob M. Hull
Earl Panabaker
Cheyenne
County
Said
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Paul L. Martin
Western Ice and Storage Company Incorporation
A Nebraska corporation, Western Ice & Storage Company, is formed with its principal business in Sidney. It will manufacture and sell ice, operate cold and dry storage warehouses, freezing and refrigerating, and deal in ice making and refrigerating machines, carbonated waters, coal and fuel oil wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Western Ice & Storage Company
Sidney
Notice of sale under warehouseman's lien against J R Sears
By virtue of a warehouseman's lien against J R Sears we offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash at 10 o clock A M on December 17 1932 at McDaniel's Super Service Station Sidney Nebraska the following property One Jordan Sedan motor number 88 11452 McDaniel's Super Service Station Heaton Heaton attorneys 24 6 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Sears
McDaniel
Sidney
Nebraska
McDaniel’s
Heaton & Heaton
Attorneys
Notice to Creditors Estate No 851 Fuller
Creditors of Hubert R. Fuller deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska must file claims by March 27 1932 and debts paid by December 8 1933. The County Court will receive examine and adjust all claims December 28 1932 and March 28 1933 at 10 00 AM. County Judge Paul L Martin and G P Kratz seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert R. Fuller
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said
Sidney city council approves U P R R grade crossing relief
Sidney Nebraska city council met in a 2 PM special session on December 5 1932 to consider a resolution relocating highway 30 east of town and easing traffic over the U P main line. The measure aims to keep the west line location over the railroad for heavy tractors and trucks and for cemetery access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebr
Schroeder
Department of Public Works
State of
Nebraska
Township 14
U. P
Local residents visit and corn husking updates in South Sunol
Mr and Mrs J R Sullivan Crook dine with G W Bonser and buy corn. Mrs Elgie Hieman Sterling visits relatives. Carl Lind helps Forrest Applegate with corn. Mr and Mrs B W Lewis host a card party. D E Dickinson and son finish corn husking. Albert Otties completes corn work. Various locals travel for business, visitors from Sterling, Peoria and Ogden call on Bonser and Darnall families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bonser
J. R. Sullivan
Crook
G.W. Bonser
Elgie Hieman
Sterling
Carl Lind
Forrest Applegate
B. W. ‘Lewis
Albert Otties
Mr. Wyatt
Proctor
F. L. Chapman
Jack Lacey
Texas
Olie Wilson
George Bowser
B.M. Lewis
Tom Kendrick
Thursey
Rufus Gomer
G. W. Bonser
Ovilla Darnell
Peoria
Ogden
Utah
George Bonser
Ovilla Darnall
Social Round of Visits and Guests in Nelson Neighborhood
A series of Sunday dinners and weekday calls highlights this week in the Nelson home area. Mr and Mrs Harry Hazlitt and family hosted at Edson Madden while Mrs George Whitney and Mrs V A Nelson called at Mads Larson’s. Several families including Madden Nelson Beale and Terman relations hosted and visited at various homes. Erma Nelson stayed overnight with Maurice Nelson, Jens Olsen and Svend traveled to Denver, and many others stopped by the Nelsons Beales Lanes and Wittrocks for calls and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hernoldsweimer
Harry Hazlitt
Edson Madden
George Whitney
V A. Nelson
Mads Larson
Roscoe Madden
Maurice Nelson
Kermit Nelson
Clifford Herboldsheimer
Howard Madden
Wittrock
Dewey Larson
Guy Terman
J. W. Bertramson
V. A. Nelson
Erma Nelson
Jens Olsen
Svend
Denver
James Johnson
Glen Beale
Alice Rasmussen
Charlotte Madden
Chauncey Nelson
Gunhart Olsen
Pete Howe
Norman Trobaugh
Lina
Carl ‘Larson
Edna Goring
Ernest Tracey
James Willeford
E M. Nelson
Allen Nelson
Peétz
Ed ‘Meier
C. P
Herboldsheimer
Fred Wittrock
Garl Larson
Albert
Joe Hunt
Ogden
Utah
E. M. Nelson
H. Hammond
Hubert
Wesley Herboldsheimer
W. A. Nelson
Janis
John Witt
Barbara
LaVerne
Anna Reineka
Daugner
Lula
George Olsen
How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs In a Week
Mrs Betty Luedeke of Dayton swears by Kruschen Salts claiming a ten pound drop in seven days. She advises taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning before breakfast and avoiding fatty foods while noting a 4 week bottle costs little. Offers money back guarantee if unsatisfied and warns against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Luedeke
Dayton
Western Drug Co
America
Omaha Girl Elected Honorary Colonel of University R O T C
Omaha residents attend social visits across the region with many households hosting dinners and calls. Notable events include an Omaha girl being elected honorary colonel of the University ROTC, while numerous families such as the Sharmans Miles Johns Johns and Greens share evenings and afternoons visiting friends and relatives in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
University R. O. T. C
Lincoln
Neb
Jane Axtell
Teachers College
University of Nebraska
Miss Axtell
Alpha Chi Omega Social Sorority
Associated Women Students Organization
Maple Grove Practice and Visit at Johnson Home
Mrs Ed Miles Ruth and Fern Cortcey Alfred and Anna Jorgensen Mrs T G Naddell Lucile and Fielden Dora hhy and Robert Irwin and Arthur Assaman attended funny practice last Monday night at the R W Johnson home After practice Mrs Johnson served linch Mr and Mrs Ed Miles called at her Van Aelstyn Acme Wednesday forenoon Mrs Sam Irwin and Mrs Earl Johnson helped Mrs Lee Johnson cook for corn sellers Thursday Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson and Sarl Johnson returned home Wednesday afternoon from Denver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Walker
Bert Walker
T. C. Spiker
Fred Jurgens
Harold Spiker
S. C. O. Hace
Frances
Dallas
Ioe Green
Andrew Johnson
Chris Junker
Lee Johnson
Sam Irwin
Roy Henderson
Joe Green
Everett Gade
Elmer Gade
Ed Miles
W. T. Sharman
Lillie Gace
Mrs. Lee Johnson
Nels Johnson
Ed Milles
Ruth
Fern Cortcey
Alfred
Anna Jorgensen
T. G. Naddell
Lucile and
Fielden
Dorohhy
Robert Irwin
Arthur “Assaman
R. W. Johnson
Johnson
van Aelstyn
Earl Johnson
Sarl Johnson
Denver
Grapefruit Origin Clarified by Path Finder Aagazine
Aagazine states the grapefruit is not a hybrid but native to southwestern Asia or Malay and Polynesian islands. It suggests the fruit spread to the West Indies and Florida via early Spanish colonists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder Aagazine
Asia
Maiay
Polynesian Islands
West Indies
Florida
Fly's Wonderful Eye Described in Anatomy
A historical note explains that a fly's head is dominated by compound eyes, with several thousand facets. Near the top of the head, a triangular arrangement of three simple eyes is described between the compound eyes.
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely
A vintage ad touts Kruschen Salts as a safe quick fat loss method. It claims daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast plus diet tweaks will shed pounds in four weeks. The ad promises health boosts and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Sideey, Nebraska
Bheest
Telegraph
Rhode Island Red Roosters
Albert Neibuhr
Gurley
Fritz Brauer
Cecil H. Hendricks
7Th Ave
Guy V. Doran
The
Fred Siedow, Jr
King Street
H. T. Doran
Fred Spencer
8Th Ave
Omar
Elm St
A. S. Hardy
Big Reliable National Company
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Charles Hendricks
Dodge St
Dalton
Fair Oaks
Pasadena
Calif
Finke Creamery Co
D. E. Dickinson
T. A. Bonser
Harry Bonser
Sunol
Darnall
C.W. Bonser
Bonser
Glen Dickinson
George McCracken
Albert S. Johnston
G. P. Kratz
Dalton State Bank
Sheriff's Sale
Seal
Wyer
City Council
South Sunol
W T Shurman
Nels Johnson's
W. Y. Miles
Johnsons
Derver
Lesnard Walker
Ivan Clark
Waynee Clark
Earl Nightengale
Elizabeth Bryant
Etna Nightengale
Frank Deaver
Eilmer Gade
Amelia Jacobs
Arthur Sassaman
John Buettner
Ed Carlton
Hugh Cortney
Mchatt
John Theis
Lester
Dorothy
T.G Waddell
Maple Grove
Cheyenne County’ Lumber Company
Travee
Pmchone
California
Pacific ‘Northwest
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seeattle
Poritland
Spokane
Pols
J. H. Abbott
Sidney, Nebr
Union Pacific
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Fly
Kruschen Salis
Cheyenne County Trading CO
Candy Dept
Vermont
Maid
Morton
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