Order for Hearing on Estate of Nora Hunt
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court sets February 21 1929 at 10 a.m. for hearing Samuel P Hunt administrator on final settlement and heirship decree for the estate of Nora Hunt deceased. Notice to interested parties will be published in The Telegraph for three successive weeks prior to hearing.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nora Hunt
Said
A. D
J. W. Billeter
Samuel P. Hunt
Telegraph
R. P. Kepler
Notice of Indebtedness and Events at Greenlees and Wolver Hall
Notice of indebtedness states all debts of Thomas Lumber Co. totaled zero as of December 31, 1928. American Legion Auxiliary directors announce a chili food sale at Greenlees on Saturday February 9 starting at 11 o clock. Vernon McDonald and his seven piece orchestra play Wolver Hall on Wednesday February 6 for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lumber Co
O. W. Dunn
American Legion Auxiliary
Greenlees
Vernon McDonald
Wolver Hall
Sidney Attorney Speaks at Alliance Graduation Exercises
Alliance Times-Herald reports W. P. Miles of Sidney delivering the commencement address at the St. Joseph hospital school of nursing in Alliance. He lauds Alliance Hospital as modern and accredited by the American College of Physicians and Surgeons, praising staff and urging ongoing community improvements. Four nurses graduated: Sister M. Tharsills, Loetta Jay, Gertrude Carpenter, and Pearl Zobel.
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Alliance Times-Herald
Alliance
Nebraska
W. P. Miles
Sidney
Eagles Hall
St. Joseph Hospital
Miles
Lincoln
Omaha
American Colleg of Physicians and Surgeons
Mr. Miles
School of Nursing
Sister M. Tharsills
Loetta Jay
Gertrude Carpenter
Pearl Zobel
Pete Olson Plans New Hatchery After Incubator Purchase
Pete Olson of Sidney, famed for judging livestock at Dalton festivals, traveled to Scottsbluff Monday to buy a 14,000 egg capacity incubator. He will set up a hatchery in Sidney, add a produce station, and bring four years of state university poultry training to the venture. He praised Rev Franks Tschida's flock as among the region’s best and likely prize contenders.
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Pete Olson
Sidney
Dalton
Scottsbluff
Pete
State University
Franks Tschida
Skaggs Safeway Manager Promoted to Salt Lake City Post
G E James, longtime manager of the Skaggs Safeway store in Sidney, has been promoted to outside supervisor for Skaggs Safeway stores in the Salt Lake City Utah district. He will report this week and move with Mrs James to Salt Lake City. He will oversee 17 Utah stores, plus branches in Idaho Wyoming and Nevada. C R Miller will replace him in Sidney.
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G E. James
Skaggs Safeway
James
Skaggs Safeway System
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sidney
Rawlins
Wyo
Mr James
Mrs. James
New Owners To Take Charge Of St George Ranch East Of Sidney
Jones and Thomas announce a public sale of personal property at the St George ranch four miles east of Sidney on Lincoln Highway. Auctioneers Findingsland and Millett will sell at 10 am including 25 horses and mules, 42 cattle with 22 milk cows, 105 hogs, and extensive farm equipment. The property was purchased by C E Clark of Crawford who will take possession March 1 for stock raising and farming.
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Jones & Thomas
St. George Ranch
Sidney
Lincoln High
Findingsland & Millett
Ladies of the Christian Church
St. George
Nebraska
C. BE. Clark
Crawford
Groundhog sees shadow on warm winter day
The groundhog saw its shadow on a Saturday marked by a warm, above freezing day with spring hints. Officials say spring may be delayed at least six weeks, despite pleasant weather through the weekend and early week.
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Florida
California
Rotary Club Night Highlights Outdoor Life Talks
Sidney Rotarians gathered at the Union Pacific dining hall for an unusual Friday meeting focused on sports and outdoor life. Speakers included William Winders, Heinie Bauman on winter sports, 16-year-old golf champion Samuel Daniel, E L Uptgrov e on fishing, and Earl Kratz on hunting. Local attorney R P Kepler urged support for the Isaak Walton league.
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Sidney Rotarians
Union Pacific
William Winders
Heinie’ Bauman
Samuel Daniel
Sidney Boy
Rotarians
E. L. Uptegrove
Earl Kratz
R. P. Kepler
Isaak Walton League
Potter couple Opal Wagner Wed in Julesburg
Miss Opal M. Wagner and Guy Guld en Gulden were married at the Julesburg Methodist parsonage on Saturday January 26. The bride, youngest daughter of A A Wagner of Potter, is a well respected Potter community figure and a Potter high school graduate who has been dressmaking with her father. Gulden has worked at the Potter garage for William Goding.
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Opal M. Wagner
Guy Gulden
Potter
Julesburg
Methodist Parsonage
A. A. Wagner
Potter High School
Gulden
William Goding
Potter Garage
Well Known Gurley Woman Dies of Pneumonia
Lillian May Jobe, 26, wife of Amos W Jobe, living northeast of Gurley, died at home Thursday after a brief pneumonia illness. Born October 17, 1902 in North Loup, she leaves husband and four children aged six, four, two, and one. A member of the Methodist church and Rebekah lodge, she was laid to rest in Sidney after funeral services in Sidney and at the Gurley home.
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Lillian May Jobe
Amos W Jobe
Gurley
Jobe
Datton
Rowena
Francis
Vivian
Marjorie
Lillian May Olson
Frank Olson
Alda
Nebr
North Loup
Alta
Iirs
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Dalton
Sidney
C. V. Graham
Forestry expert to speak at Sidney courthouse meeting
County Agent Leroy D Willey invites residents to the Cheyenne county courthouse in Sidney next Thursday February 7 for a talk by forestry expert C W Watkins. The session covers selection planting and care of trees with city parks and county planting plans highlighted. The meeting is open to the public and aims to double 1928 rural plantings in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy D Willey
Cheyenne County Court House
C. W. Watkins
Sidney
Watkins
Coffee at Bluhil: a mid day economical choice
Bluhil notes that coffee proves economical during mid day hours, emphasizing cost efficiency and practical value for busy routines. The claim centers on affordable pricing and energy benefits for midday productivity.
Thoxine Publicity Claims Safe Instant Cough Relief
An advertisement promotes Thoxine as a safe cough remedy without chloroform or harmful drugs. It claims double action soothing irritation and addressing the internal cause, promising rapid relief and money back guarantee. Available in 35c 60c and $1.00 at Bassett's and other druggists.
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Bassett’s
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O. G. Maley
Phone 5
Chas. E. Jones
2Nd Prize
Allington & Allington
Sundl
E. C. Stockdick
China
C. A. Overman
Litney
Fairbanks Morse
Jackson Hardware
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Wm. Smith
W. K. Hodgkin
Sidney Exchange
McDowell Houses
Kratz Abstract Co
Geo. Puckett
Jackson St
X.Y. Z
W. J. Perry
King
Illinois
G. P. Kratz
Sidney Creamery Company
Grand Island
J. F. KilJham
Oo. W. Dunn
D.R. Thomas
Andrew Anderson
Sidney Bottling Works
Bluhill Coffee
Groundhog
Rotary Club
Gurley District
Court House
Cheyenne County Abstract Co
H. T. Doran
Postoffice
J. W. Johnson
Sidney, Nebraska
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