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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1923
Page
7
Notice of foreclosure sale issued by Sheriff J W McDaniel after a court decree against S G Jeffries and others in Cheyenne County Nebr. The sale on January 15, 1924 at 10 AM will offer Lots 3 4 5 6 7 8 16 17 in Block 1 Lorenzo Village for cash to satisfy a $2371.66 debt plus interest and costs.
An order of sale issued by Clerk Isola B Wasson of Cheyenne County Nebraska directs the sale of Lot 3 in Block 17 Clarkson's Addition Sidney excluding 150 feet near the railroad. The sale to the highest bidder for cash is set for January 15 1924 at 10 AM at the Sidney County Court House front door with one hour duration.
Isola B Wasson clerk of the district court issues an order of sale in favor of Oscar E Anderson against George W Hicke et al to sell the SE quarter of section 6 with two acres excluded and a land strip description in Cheyenne County Nebraska at the front door of the Sidney court house on January 15 1924 at 11 a m for cash.
Wascon, Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska, on judgment for Betsy A Richardson against Charles F E Harper et al directs sale of the Northwest Quarter Section 18 Township 13 Range 52 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska. The sale is set for January 16, 1924 at 1 PM at the court front door with sale remaining open for one hour.
E. J. Lougee Inc files no petition in district court against Noel Marty and others to foreclose a mortgage dated December 15 1919 on the SW quarter of section 1 township 12 north range 50 west. Mortgage from August Oberg to E I Lougee Inc secures $2500. Answer by January 7 1924.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court set January 8 1924 at 10:00 AM for hearing Myra R Deitrick s petition for final settlement final decree and distribution of heirship in the estate of Earl V Deitrick with notice to interested parties by publication in The Telegraph weekly for 30 weeks prior to the hearing.
Potter financier Mr. T. J. Hanson of Omaha visited Potter. Sidney shoppers included Mr. and Mrs. Grant Brady and others. the Ladies Bazaar netted over a hundred dollars. Local teams won at Goodview. Cars and trucks were noted: a new Essex and a Ford sedan. A truck owned by Frank Hensa was wrecked. Births and visits are recorded. the high school play Nothing But the Truth drew good attendance.
County Assessor Robert Swinney estimates the Logan county average corn yield at 35 bushels per acre. Projected county production around 4,000,000 bushels would yield about 2,000,000 dollars at 50 cents per bushel, per Poetz Gazette.
Pleasant Valley residents socialize with the Simpsons and neighbors around Leetz, Buss Lee’s sprained back referenced, Ed Rogers threshing halted by high winds and snow, obstructions to wheat hauling, local shoppers in Sidney, Opal Rogers ill, Pronger and Orval Rogers missing school to thresh, Harold Jobe’s Ford delay, Bonser hosting guests, Thanksgiving supper at Fairview school raises 18 dollars, community hall need noted, Hecker Kuhlof Sterling visit, various Sunday calls, Amos Robinson’s death noted, Trachtenbach threshing run finished.
Local notes record neighbors visiting and calling across Maple Grove and nearby homes. Numerous visits include Miles, Anderson, Weaver, Sharman, Rubter, Christensen, Jorgensen, and others with harvest tasks, club meetings, and a forthcoming district social event noted. Frequent trips to Sidney and local farm work, plus an upcoming pre social program on December 21.
The new Essex six cylinder enclosed coach, built under Hudson Super Six patents, arrives in Sidney and is on display at Bentley Auto Co. Priced at 975 dollars, it is touted as the only full sized six cylinder enclosed car under a thousand. A five passenger open car costs 850 dollars.
A rumor spreads about a bird carrying hootch that, once released, allegedly kissed the city marshal in Gering. Citizens remark the incident stems from sugar beet processing, calling the resulting effect disgusting and troubling the town.
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