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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
8
Closing out sale of all winter goods at Oberfelders. New lines include winter caps and Stetson hats. Footwear from Miller's Wisconsin shoes and Hamilton Brown Shoes on offer. Also listed are rheumatism remedy, various services, and home made bread, with ads for clothing, furniture, and eye testing services.
C E Harper advertises stretchers and creasers as up to date 20th century apparel. He touts a fresh supply including barb wire and nails and invites customers to call for prices when shopping for items in his line.
A long summary outlines the new revenue bill reported to the legislature detailing a state headed assessment body, county assessors elected for four years with deputy staff, and salaries tied to county population. It covers real estate liens, unit taxation for railroads and utilities, franchise value reporting, and penalties for tax evasion. The measure includes provisions affecting insurance, pawnbrokers, telephones, and unions, plus delinquent lands sale rules and deed procedures.
The County Clerk will hear all claims for damages related to the new road from the section corner in Sec 23 to the railroad right of way and upon intersecting the public highway between Secs 1 and 4. Filings must be made by noon March 23, 1903. Also includes 1903 county expense estimates for courts, poor relief, bridges, roads, interest on bonds, and soldiers' welfare totaling 316,000 plus 1,500 2,000 3,500.
In County Court Cheyenne county Nebraska creditors heirs and others interested are notified that executors Leroy Martin and Jas McConaughy filed a report of their actions and a hearing is set for March 5 1900 at 10 am at the County Court in Sidney. Publication for four weeks prior to March 7 1903 is ordered. Witnessed by the county court seal January 21 1903.
J W Houmes of Lexington Nebraska offers 200 tons of good alfalfa hay with good yards shelter and water for a small cattle bunch. Can feed if desired and can arrange alfalfa yards for a larger herd near by. Located 14 miles from the loading station on the Union Pacific Railroad. Reference First National Bank Lexington Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of George Hetdinger deceased creditors will meet the administrator before Counts Judge of Chequine county Nebraska at the county court room on the th day of February 1903 at two o clock a m for examining claims Six months are allowed to present claims and one year to settle from January 16 1900 This notice will be published in Tug Sipney Telegraph for four weeks prior to February 24 1903 Jasurs Tucker County Judge
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