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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1939
Page
5
Publication notices announce court actions in Cheyenne and Lincoln counties. Included are a Cheyenne County real estate sale by sheriff and a North Platte bankruptcy discharge deadline for William R. Snyder, with February 27 and March 8 dates, plus a quiet title suit from Sidney with mandatory answer by February 27.
In the matter of Estella L Snyder a voluntary petition to the creditors has been filed. Case number 620 lists Estella L Snyder of Potter as the debtor.
Order by Dan Campbell clerk of the district court in Cheyenne County directs the sale of the southeast quarter of section 7, township 15 north, range 49 west, under an Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa judgment against multiple Schoen heirs and all interested parties. Sale set for February 14.
In the Cheyenne County Nebraska district court a foreclosure sale is ordered by Clerk Dan Campbell. On March 6 1939 at 10 00 A M at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse parcels including SW quarter of Section 3 Township 12 North Range 52 West and other lands in Sections 6 10 and 13 Township 13 North Range 47 48 West are to be offered to the highest bidder for cash with parcels sold separately and sale held open until all are sold. W W Schulz Sheriff le
John Junker and others defend in a public sale on the sixth day of braska at ten o clock AM offering multiple parcels in Cheyenne County Nebraska The Northwest Quarter of Section 30 and 32 Township 14 North Range 48 West are to be sold separately W W Schulz Attorney lines with numbers at end indicate recording details
Notice states American National Bank of Sidney filed with the Secretary of State an application to engage in loan agency business under Nebraska statutes, for the period March 1 1939 to March 1 1940, with protests allowed and a public hearing possible.
W Schulz sheriff and P J Heaton attorney handle a civil action involving William Milthorpe and others. The notice lists parcels in Cheyenne County Nebraska detailing sections townships and ranges for the case scheduled on a specified date.
Legal notice to Henri Bartling Nebraska Mortgage and Investment Company of Fremont Stephen Jensen Helen Jensen wife of Stephen Jensen W L Holden Louis E Pilger The Divide Lumber and Coal Company a Colorado corporation and all persons claiming any interest in Lot Seven Block Twenty two Clarksons Addition to Sidney Nebraska real names unknown take notice that on the 17th day of January 1939 J W Hurt and Ida W Hurt
Notice to creditors of the estate of Elna Johnson deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. A May 11 1939 hearing at 10:00 A M at the Sidney County Court to receive and examine claims. Claims must be presented within three months from February 10 1939 and debts paid within one year from February 10 1929. Robt A Barlow and Golden P Kratz County Judge.
In the County Court Beatrice Becker deceased creditors are asked to present claims within three months from February 11 1939 and payment of debts within one year from January 25 1939. The hearings to receive and examine claims occur February 11 1939 and May 11 1939 at 10 o clock A M for adjustment and allowance. Robt A Barlow County Judge R P Kepler Attorney for Administrator.
The county to publish notice concerning Julius Becker deceased with claim filing deadlines. Final dates set as February 11 1939 and May 11 1939 for presentation of claims and payment of debts. Proceedings occur in county court with a one year limit from February 25.
Cheyenne County Commissioners invite sealed bids for tires and tubes with a February 21, 1939 deadline. Bid items include ten tires 6 ply rear and four tires 6 ply front plus one 10-ply front, two rear tubes and two front tubes. Bids opened at 9:00. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. I L Pindell County Clerk.
Leon Larson to display prize steer at Denver stock show this week. Center school PTA hosted an oyster supper last Friday with a short program and Chinese checkers. Martin Christofferson hauled hogs to Scottsbluff on Monday. Lewis Buck visited Earl Leger’s home last week. Ted Thompson’s younger children stay with grandparents while mother hospital-bound. A group including Myr and Mrs A H Draper and others dined with the McGrane family for their 20th wedding anniversary. Farmers Union oyster supper attendance and health news from Scottsbluff. Debo Sahs improving after pneumonia in Dalton hospital. West Dalton Extension Club to meet January 31 with Mrs Harold Worth. Joe Ladine hosted Betty’s birthday party with family and friends.
Mrs Charles Hancock and children and Mrs Kenneth Morgan spent Wednesday and Thursday at the E. E Osborn home. Miss Sylvia Snyder an intermediate teacher at Center school spent the weekend at her home in Max well. Miss Anderson primary teacher spent Saturday and Sunday in Dal ton at the W F Osborn home. Mr and Mrs Arnold Christoffer visitors Thursday afternoon at the E E Osborn home. Mr Martin Christofferson Arnold Christofferson and E E Osborn trucked a load of stock to Scotts bluff Saturday. E E Osborn and Arnold Christofferson attended a stock sale at Chappell Friday.
Pleasant View residents share visits and gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Mrs. Vanita Schuessler, Art Schubarth family, and Obendorfer family appear in multiple calls, birthdays honored for Ben Hilpert, and several trips to Sidney, Gurley, Scottsbluff, and Denver noted.
More than 600 music lovers attended a Saturday night concert in Alliance to hear a balanced high school band formed from Alliance, Scottsbluff, and Sidney. The two day clinic was directed by F. Vallette Hill, James Johnson, and Julius Cochran with guest instructors Myron Leffingwell and Norman Smith. Scottsbluff cornet trio John Colbert, Bob Butts, and Leonard performed special numbers.
The Sidney clarinet quartet Bates and the Alliance brass sextet performed in a clinic hosted by Norman Smith. Mr. Cochran praised Alliance for hospitality and the clinic idea as strengthening ties between towns and schools and forecast additional clinics soon.
Dry cleaners report reliance on Fuller’s earth to absorb grease stains from fabrics. The absorbent mineral helps lift oil without water, improving stain removal and preserving material integrity. This traditional method remains common in garment care.
Market quotes list hens and cocks by weight and breed with prices from 4% lbs up to 12c for No 1 eggs and 20c butterfat. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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