Notice of Quiet Title Suit in Cheyenne County Neb
In Cheyenne County District Court Marc T Kerr sues George Turner and others to quiet and confirm title to the northeast quarter section 7 township 15 range 49. Kerr claims ten years continuous adverse possession since 1902 through 1908 tax foreclosures and purchases. Service by publication authorized. answer required by March 16, 1914.
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George Turner
Turner
Meeker
Wells
Weils
Mary Turner
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Abraham L. Fast
Marc T. Kerr
J. L. Ete
Order Hearing on Petition for Supplement of Account
Nebraska Cheyenne County court dated February 7 1914 sets March 14 1914 at 10am for hearing Esther L Booth administratrix on final account for estate of Firth Booth deceased. Notice to interested parties via Sidney Telegraph four consecutive weeks prior to hearing. Henry E Gapen county judge.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Henry E Gapen
Firth Booth
Esther L. Booth
Sidney Telegraph
Henry E
Gapen Seal County
Heirs listed in Cheyenne County probate case 1514
In Cheyenne County Nebraska on February 4 1514 Leroy Martin files a verified petition alleging Simeon Lantz died intestate October 1 1895 leaving a fee title to the southeast quarter of section 31 township 13 north range 48 west and heirs widow Mary Juantz No P Lantz Salina Lantz Simeon Lantz John Lantz Lyman Lantz Lydia Lantz Nancy Lantz Stutzman and grandson Claude Stutzman Since Simeon’s death several heirs have died including Jowit Mary Lantz John Lantz and Lyman Lantz Nancy Lintz Stutzman Nancy Lantz Stutzman’s heirs include A L Stutzman Josephine Ankeny Ada Phillips Oliver Stutzman Ollie Stutzman Luella Stutzman Victor Stutzman Milton Stutzman and Paul Stutzman The only surviving heirs are M. P. Lantz of Carlock Minnesota.
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Leroy Martin
Simeon Lantz
Range Forty-Eight
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mary Juantz
No P Lantz
Salina Lantz
John Lantz
Lyman Lantz
Lydia Lantz
Nancy Lantz Stutzman
Claude Stutzman
Mary Lantz
Nancy Lintz Stutzman
A. L. Stutzman
Josephine Ankeny
Ada Phillips
Oliver Stutzman
Ollie Stutzman
Luella Stutzman
Victor Stutzman
Milton Stutzman
Paul Stutzman
Towl M. P. Lantz
Carlock
Miinols
Probate Notice of Heirship Hearing for Simeon Lantz Estate
Law notice states Simeon Lantz deceased with heirs including Simeon Lantz junior, Lutella Andrews, Victor Stutzman and others. It declares property is exempt from attachment and seeks waiver of administration with a court hearing set for February 25, 1914 at 10 a m in the County Court, Henry H. Thapen as County Judge.
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Simeon Lantz
Congerville
Sears
Said
M. Henry
Thapen
Order of Hearing on Probate of Foreign Will
County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska sets February 28 1914 at 10 am for hearing the petition of William H Simms to probate the Missouri will of Sh L Gray deceased. Notice to interested parties to publish three consecutive weekly notices in The Sidney Telegraph.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Henry 1
Gapen
Sh L Gray
William H. Simms
Boone
Missouri
Sidney Telegraph
Henry E. Gapen
Foreclosure Notice in Cheyenne County Nebras ka
The City National Bank of David City files suit to foreclose two mortgages against Jeremiah Keller and Sarah Keller. The first encumbers the southeast quarter of section 1, township 12 north, range 48 west, securing a 1912 note of 1000 with 1073.25 due. the second covers the north half of section 35, township 13 north, range 47 west, securing a 4000 note with 4293 due. Plaintiffs seek decrees of foreclosure and sale. defendants must answer by March 16, 1914.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
City National Bank of
David City
Sarah Keller
Alice Streeter
John O. Streeter
Seth Keller
Morris Keller
Lottie Wine
David G. Wine
Mary Mohler
Harry W. Mohler
Jeremiah Keller
Ind
District Court
C. M. Skiles
Notice for publication Roy McDonnell land claim 1914
Department of the Interior U S Land Office North Platte Nebraska January 21 1914 notice that Roy McDonnell of Crook Colorado holder of earlier filings H EB 01093 and H KE 011353 seeks three year proof to establish his claim on Lots 1 2 3 4 Sec 24 T12N R49W 6th P M and Lot 4 Sec 20 T12N R49W 6th PM before the County Judge Sidney Nebraska March 17 1914 witnesses James Sullivan Benjamin Barber Roy G Simpson John Louderback all of Crook Colorado J E EVANS Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Nebraska
Roy McDonnell
Crook, Colo
H. KE
Sterling
Colo
Sidney
James &. Sullivan
Benjamin S. Barber
Roy G. Simpson
John Louderback
Crook
J E. Evans
Register
Mother Dies Pact Suspected Suicide in Billings Home
Police believe a self inflicted death pact led to a tragic scene when Billings returned from a vacation meal to find his wife dead in the living room, his stepson Clarence Shuman aged twenty, and his wife with their two and a half year old Leroy unconscious in the kitchen. A physician revived the children with a pulmotor. The husband claimed to have bought poison earlier and said the family had taken its capsules.
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Ff Oc Billings
Haiving
Clarence Shuman
Leroy
Hin
Didnt Know His Brother In Omaha Prank Man Identified
Foch editor of a Littleton Colorado weekly was held by police after arrival here. He was identified by his mother as C Finches editor of Julesburg. Frank J. Pinchis of the Colorado legislature suffered memory loss and could not recognize his brother. He left home October 1 and no trace existed until his arrival. He gave the name S F Odell and remembered nothing else. He appears sound mentally except for his identity.
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Omaha
Foch
Littleton
Coro
Mather Chienes S Finch
Julesburg
Colorado
Frank J. Pinchis
S F Odell
Felt in South America rumor ties banker to Beatrice
A report claims ACC Felt, a missing Beatrice banker from a defunct bank, was seen on Canal Street New Orleans two weeks ago by a Beatsrice man who also saw him at a baseball league meeting in Kearney. Felt allegedly planned to depart for Central America the next day and asked Beatrice not to disclose his whereabouts. he denies any charge against him.
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Ned
ACC
Canal Street
New Orleans
B Beatrice
Kearney
Central America
Beatrice Many
Agaist
Appeals From Big Judgment In Burlington Suit
A $50,000 verdict won by Howard Thompson against the Burlington railroad for injuries is appealed to the state supreme court. The suit arose from an incident in September 1909 beside the railroad tracks in St Joseph, and the trial granted the plaintiff the full amount sued for, an unusually large award.
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Lincoln
Howard Thompson
Burlington Railroad
City of
St Joseph
Supreme Court
Candidates file for railway commissioner nomination
Henry C Peterson of Bloomfield seeks the Republican nomination for railway commissioner. R W Ralston of Lexington seeks the Democratic nomination and has a ranch at Willow Island, Dawson county, while residing in Lexington. he was a candidate for the nomination two years ago.
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Secretary of State
Henry C Peterson
Bloomfield
R. W. Ralston
Storkman
Lexington
Ralston
Willow Island
Dawson County
Kearney Club Seeks State Reformatory Location
Kearney Commercial club urged locating the new state reformatory in Kearney Nebraska. A committee comprising E. G Gould John V Patterson Judge W D Oldham and Senator Peter Wink will confer with the state board of control on establishing the facility in the city.
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Kearney
Neb
Davis Wins Madison Primary for Postmaster Job
Madison Neb Feb 11 Fred J Davis mayor topped the Madison primary for the postmaster job assisting Congressman Stephens. He gathered 228 of 473 votes with William Bates at 141 and W F Pannery at 103 in the count.
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Madison, Neb
Fred J. Davis
Stephens Hi
William Bates
W. F. Pannery
Miss Ruby Franz Tries Suicide Near Alda Neb
Grand Island Neb Feb 11 Miss Ruby Franz daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruno Franz residing near Alda attempted suicide by shooting herself the bullet lodged in the tenth rib and prevented a fatal wound by luck or intervention
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Grand Island, Neb
Ruby Franz
Bruno Franz
Alda
County
Norfolk Woodmen back compromise rates in resolutions
The Norfolk camp of the Modern Woodmen of America adopted resolutions endorsing the compromise rates and praising head officers. Head Consul A. R Talbot was endorsed for re election.
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Norfolk, Neb
Norfolk
Woodmen of America
A. R Talbot
Recount Reverses Result in Norfolk Post Office Election
In Norfolk on Feb 11 a recount of post office ballots shows Carl Wilde, a banker, ahead of Andrew G Nelson, a railway clerk, by eight votes after revision of initial totals. The first count had Wilde with 450 and Nelson with 441.
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Norfolk
Net
Norfolk Post Office
Andrew G Nelson
Carl Wilde
Earh
Sarpy County Voters Defeat Bonds in Nebraska
Sarpy county voters defeated a $59 000 bond issue for a new courthouse in Papillion on February 11. The defeat carried by a plurality of 197 votes from a total of 1 219 ballots cast.
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Sarpy County
Papilion
Neb
Trey Wet
St Patrick's and Mission Church Notices and Socials
St Patrick's Catholic Church announces 7:20 evening service and 10 o'clock Mass next Sunday with Saturday instruction at 2. Church benevolence offerings and mission offerings by Sunday school. Newly elected officers urged to attend installation. Lutheran duplex envelopes soon distributed and pledges urged. Methodist communion service set for February 15 with ecumenical invitation. Birthday parties enliven weekly life. social evenings feature violin solos and tokens of esteem for pastors and community leaders with multiple gatherings on February 10 11 and 18.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Father Link
Lutheran Church
FP. G. Griffith
Finance Committee
O. Jeungel
Florman Brauer
Fred Braver
Harry Mitchell Pastor Bible School and Religious Services
Pastor Harry Mitchell conducts Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. preaches, with 10 a.m. Bible school and 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor. The group “Willing Workers” meets Thursday afternoons.
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Harry Mitchell
Christian Endeavor
Christ Episcopal Church Services Next Sunday
Christ Episcopal Church schedules Holy Communion at 8 a m and Holy Eucharist sung with sermon at 11 a m. Evensong and address follow at 7 30 p m. H Lascelles, Rector.
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Christ Episcopal Church
H. Lascelles
Trinity Lutheran Church Activities Schedule
Rev J H Utesch pastor announces worship at 11 and 7 36 pm Sunday school at 10 am choir rehearsal 8 pm Tuesday Dorcas society meets Thursday at members homes church council meets first Monday evening each month confirmation class 2 pm Saturdays in winter months.
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Dorcas Society
Church Council
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Activities
REV. E. J. HAYES, Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. League services 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. Choir practice Friday 7:30 p.m. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon.
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E. J. Hayes
Ladies Aid
German Lutheran Services at Dunkard Church in Sidney
The German Lutheran Rev Jeungel will conduct services tomorrow at 3 p m at the Dunkard church in Sidney with O Jeungel as pastor.
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Jeungel
Dunkard
Sidney
Communion Sunday at Lutheran church invites unaffiliated Sidney members
Church News notes Sunday is communion day at the Lutheran church. All members of churches elsewhere but without local affiliation in Sidney are invited to commune there. It is also Foreign Mission Sunday in the General Synod Lu.
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Methodist Church
Lord Jesus Christ
Lutheran Church
Sidney
General Synod
Here and There. Indiana wife reports seven years of weekly abuse
A wife in Indiana says her husband has beaten her weekly for seven years while his regular habits are praised. The item notes two men who took mercury tablets to taste them and hints at unreported journeys or intentions.
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Indiana
Bourne
Whence
Illinois man sells wife to another man
An Illinois man surrendered his wife to a second husband she said she could not live without. The decision astonished observers as the unusual marital arrangement unfolded, raising questions about freedom and choice in intimate relationships.
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Illinois
Omaha Dailies Record Many Local Deaths
This week’s Omaha dailies note numerous deaths of citizens away from home. The line prompts reflection on whether locals would want to be buried in Omaha, given the high number of passings reported.
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Omaha
Sidney family boardroom quip ends in hair brush moment
In a lively Sidney household meeting, a figure described as the head of the family burst in with a hair brush. He exclaimed with vehemence that perhaps he would love again only if he ever saw the other person in that state.
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Sidney
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