Legal Ad Proceedings in Cheyenne County Nebraska Claiming Quiet Title
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a civil action by Marc T. Kerr against George Turner and unknown heirs of Mary Turner seeks to quiet and confirm title to the northeast quarter of section 7, township 15, range 49. Kerr alleges long adverse possession since 1908 after tax foreclosure purchases dating back to 1902. A publication service order was entered February 8, 1914, requiring an answer by March 16, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
Turner
Meeker
Wells
Mary Turner
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Abraham L. Fast
Marc T. Kerr
Hearing on Pete tion for Settlement of Accotny
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court hearing date is set for March 14 1914 at 10 am to settle the estate of Esther L Booth administratrix. Notice will run in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks. Also listed is Simeon Lantz estate with verified petition by Leroy Martin noting heirs and surviving relatives in Cheyenne County.
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Accotny
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Said
Henry E. Gapen
Firth Booth
Esther L. Booth
Sidney Telegraph
Mwenry
Capen Seal County
Decree of Heirship in Simeon Lantz Estate
The petition seeks waiver of administration and a Decree of Heirship for Simeon Lantz deceased. It states all property is exempt from attachment and that all debts have been paid. A hearing is set for February 28, 1914 at 10 oclock in the Court House.
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Gee UF Saline VO Wtae Eather
Kk Taneas Ieee UY Statrecur Laeets
Ines Ae Db Veges Leyedte Boants
Cenve Chegon
Claude Stutzmen
Car
Joek Alards
Josephine
Milton Stutzman
Paul Stutzman
New Sharon
Iowa
Simeon Lantz
Hiineis
Said
Oeluck
Om. Hranty
Order of hearing on probate of foreign will in Boone Missouri
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court on February 6 1914 ordered a hearing for the probate of the purported last will of H L Gray deceased. The hearing is set for February 28 1914 at 10 a m in Sidney Nebraska with notice to interested parties by publication in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Ata
Henry F. Gapen
H. L Gray
William O. Simms
Boone
Missouri
Sidney Telegraph
Henry . Gapen
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants in Foreclosure Suit
The City National Bank of David City files a foreclosure petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska against listed heirs and executors of Jeremiah Keller seeking sale of two parcels securing notes of $1,000 and $4,000 dated November 21, 1912. Amounts due total $1,073.25 and $4,293.00 with 10 percent interest from Feb 1, 1914. Defendants must answer by March 16, 1914. The bank, plaintiff, is represented by attorney C. M. Skiles.
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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. Mohier
Jeremiah Keller
John O. Streeter
Cit National Bank of
District Court
THE
C. M. Skiles
Notice for Publication Roy McDonnell land claim Sidney Neb 1914
Department of the Interior U S Land Office North Platte Neb January 21 1914 notice that Roy McDonnell Crook Colorado holder of H BE No 01093 filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim to Lots 1 2 3 4 Section 24 Township 12 North Range 49 West 6th Principal Meridian and related lots in Section 20 Township 12N Range 49W before the County Judge Sidney Neb on March 17 1914 witnesses James R Sullivan Benjamin S Barber Roy G Simpson John Louderback all of Crook Colorado J BE EVANS Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
North Platte
Nebraska
Roy McDonnell
Crook, Colo
Sterling
Colo
Sidney
James R Sullivan
Benjamin S. Barber
Roy G Simpson
John Louderback
Mrs Walker Released from Omaha Court in Habeas Corpus
Mrs Sadie Walker, a Lincoln hotel clerk, left Omaha after a habeas corpus release tied to her tip that helped police arrest Tony Ciarlotta, killer of Henry E Nickell. Her father died from worry amid fear her fiancé might be angered by the case. Ciarlotta, a hotel bellboy, was linked to jewelry theft as part of the affair.
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Omaha
Sadie Walkers
Court House
Lincoln
Walker
Jincoln
Tony Ciarlotta
Henry E Nickell
J EF. White
Lindel
State House
Ciarlotta
Ciarletta
Daughters of the Revolution Nebraska Conference in Fairbury
The Nebraska chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution will hold its annual conference in Fairbury March 17 to 19 with Mrs Warren Perry as state regent coordinating notices to chapters. Local hosts include the Fairbury Commercial club and Quivira chapter. Events begin with a reception at Mrs George Cross home, a Wednesday banquet at the Mary-Etta hotel, and sessions at the Christian church featuring prominent speakers.
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Fairbury
Neb
Nebraska
Daughters of the Revolution
Warren Perry
Fairbury Commercial Club
Quivira
Mary-Etta
The
Christian Church
Chinese eggs could be sold at 18 to 20 cents per dozen
George Clark, an operator on the produce commission row in Omaha, reports receipt of a case of Chinese eggs from China. The eggs, en route about a month due to their small size, are not attractive in appearance but Clark notes the price could appeal to consumers. He estimates a possible selling price of 18 to 20 cents per dozen.
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Omaha
George Clark
Produce Commission Row
China
St Patrick’s Church urges broad mission support and weekly offerings
The sermon emphasizes every member sharing in church work and funds via a weekly offering, linking local parish life to global mission. It warns against unequal giving, urges active participation in service, and stresses fellowship through work, worship, and shared purpose.
Weekend Services at Warry Mitchell Church
Pastor Warry Mitchell announces Sunday schedule with Bible school at 10 a m and sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Evening service follows 6 30 Christian Endeavor. Willing Workers group meets Thursday afternoons.
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Warry Mitchell
Christ Episcopal Church Notices Service Canceled Next Sunday
Christ Episcopal Church announces no service next Sunday February 22 but Sunday school will proceed at 10 am with H Laschllns, priest.
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Christ Episcopal Church
H Laschllns
Trinity Lutheran Church notice with pastor and schedule
Trinity Lutheran shares pastor Rev J H Utissch contact Black 282. Services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sundays. Sunday school at 10 a m. Choir practice 8 p m Tuesdays. Dorcas society meets Thursdays after noon at members homes. Church council meets first Monday each month. Confirmation class 2 p m Saturdays in winter.
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Dorcas Society
Church Council
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Activities
REV. E. J. HAYES, Pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Preaching 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
Choir Reorganized as Guild Members Meet for Profit
Last Sunday February 15th the church choir of male and female voices was reorganized and did good work with about 19 voices. Miss Neubauer excelled at the organ and the number is hoped to rise soon. The Guild met yesterday with Mrs Greenlee for a profitable afternoon.
Beatrice Bee Editor Proposes Bar Housecleaning
Omaha Feb 18 The grand jury heard Victor Rosewater Bee editor who was summoned to explain charges that the local bar association needs a housecleaning He presented about a dozen cases of alleged wrongdoing in which local lawyers were involved.
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Omaha
Victor Rosewater
The
Bee
Bar Association
Special music and every member canvass at Lutheran church
The article promotes special music for morning and evening services next Sunday and reports the prior communion attendance. It explains the Every-member Canvass aims to involve all congregants in the Lord's work, beyond raising money, to give members a sense of shared mission and participation in church enterprises.
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Sidney
Madison Modern Woodmen prepare for county convention
Madison Neb Feb 18. D Q Nicholson, Co S Snyder, M S McDuffee, Dr E O Wilson, S C Blackman, L P Simonsen and F M Veezel will represent Madison camp at the county convention on April 1. The camp unanimously adopted a resolution favoring a 50 percent raise.
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Madison, Neb
D Q Nicholson
S. Snyder
M. S. McDuffee
E. O. Wilson
S C Blackman
L. P Simonsen
Madison
Suffrage meeting in McCook Nebraska highlights vote bid
Mrs. Ella Baldwin, state premier for the Nebraska Women’s Suffrage League, addressed 250 women in McCook on February 18. An organization was formed and signatures for a petition seeking a constitutional amendment granting women the vote were collected. County treasurers who failed to remit annual settlements were reminded they incur 10 percent interest until funds are sent to the state treasurer.
Nebraska Sons of Veterans to affiliate with Grand Army
The thirtieth annual encampment of the Nebraska division, Sons of Veterans, began in Columbus. Action will be taken to affiliate more closely with the Grand Army of the Republic, especially in cooperation between the two organizations.
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Sons
G. A. R. Columbus
Neb
Nebraska
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Train strike injuries injure L Berry near Clarks Neb
Columbus Neb Feb 18 L Berry who lives west of Clarks was struck by a passenger train two miles west of Clarks and brought to the hospital in this city in serious condition one arm may have to be amputated.
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Columbus
Neb
L. Berry
Clarks
Brennan Extradition Bid Tied to Cheyenne County Abandonment Case
Governor Morehead seeks Colorado extradition papers to bring Charles Brennan back to Sidney. Brennan, wanted in Cheyenne county for abandoning his wife and child, is currently held in Denver.
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Brennan
Sidney
Morehead
Colorado
Nebraska
Charles Brennan
Cheyenne County
Brennnan
Denver
Elmwood optometrist chosen as state association president
A W Neihart of Elmwood Nebraska was elected president at the closing session of the Nebraska State Association of Optometrists, marking a leadership change for the organization.
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Omaha
W Neihart
Elmwood
Nebraska State Association of Optometrists
Children of Mary Society Meeting and Church Aid
The young ladies society at Catholic Church led by Miss Eva Miles met Tuesday to discuss fostering social and spiritual ties and aiding the new church donating an art window. The group reported net earnings of 100 from a recent play and thanked its president. Next meeting is at Miss Lillian Barton’s home. Rev. Father Link visited Kimball for services. Ash Wednesday mass at St Patrick’s on February 25 at 8, ashes distributed, Lenten services every Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 PM.
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Young Ladies’ Society of the Catholic Church
The
Children of Mary
Eva Miles
Lillian Barton
Father Link
Kimball
St. Patrick’s Church
Temperance Focus at Sunday Methodist Church Service
The Sunday service at the Methodist church on February 22 focuses on temperance. Local attendees are invited to participate in the morning worship highlighting the temperance cause and community morals.
Endeavor Social at W J Shoemaker House Draws Praise
The Endeavor of the Christian church held a Thursday evening social at the home of W J Shoemaker. The event was a great success from all points of view, attracting participants and positive remarks.
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Christian Church
W. J. Shoemaker
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