Real estate transfers list with fees and parcels
A concise ledger of real estate transactions showing various deeds and payments. Emma L Owen transfers to Lewis N Wilson. several other exchanges include Fiora G Hammer to Perl Barker and David R Jones to Robert A Wiley with prices ranging from 1 to 28 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Hill
Newton B. Medlock
Fiora G. Hammer
Perl W. Barker
Elk
Sidney
Alex Thompson
Carl P. Moser
Grant Brady
R. A. Babcock
Brady Add
Potter
Martin L. Healey
Thomas J. Foley
Mary Vipond
N. E. Medlock
Minnie O. Grimes
John W. Harper
B. A. Jones
Henry Hargens
Fishman
Nec
J. A. Bentley
Andrew Olson
Louis P. Houge
David R. Jones
Robert A. Wiley
Sarah A. Silver
C. F. Brown
Christoph E. Weyerts
Fires devastate the Kremlin as Napoleon retreats from Moscow
The passage notes repeated fires in the Kremlin and city of Naacon, including the 1812 blaze that coincided with Napoleon's occupation. It states the fires spurred his disastrous withdrawal across the Russian snows, with headquarters in the Kremlin and evacuation required as flames spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naacon
Kremlin
Napoleon
Little Corporal
Russia
Nova Scotia Fish Nation Feeds Coastline Lore
A writer touts Nova Scotia as a fish rich land producing over one quarter of Canada’s catch valued at $9,160,851. Coastal havens from Bluenose Land to Lunenburg Canso Liverpool and Chester host fleets of deep sea fishing schooners.
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Nova Scotia
Lunenburg
Canso
Liverpool
Chester
Local and Personal Notes From Kimball Area
Fred Shepherd of Kimball visited city relatives on Saturday. Delbert and Funston Cook visited their father in Chappell last week. Helen Wooldridge spent weekend with relatives in Bushnell. Mrs N M Buck of Chicago visiting sister in law Mrs Brachtenbach. The Brachtenbach party planned a Sterling trip Monday. Mrs Clifford left for Hebron Nebraska after visiting sister Mrs Melton. Weyerts and Hendrickson men in town Monday. roads rough. The Fashion Shop added a large wall case for ladies costumes. Mrs J H Jaris and son from Sants Cruz California arrive to visit Bronson parents. Gurley Lumber plans a modern brick building and new hardware stock by spring. Mrs N G Brewer returned to Oshkosh to care for ill mother Mrs Saunders. Mr and Mrs Clarence Chambers staying at Hot Springs SD for health. Mrs Fred Stuht and Mrs Frank Schroeder returned from Denver week. Lester Clough, brother in law of Mrs John Daugherty, moved here en route to Dalton to be with gravely ill mother N Clough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Clough
John Daugherty
Dalton
N. Clough
Daugherty
Mrs Davis returns to Laramie after visit to Sidney
Mrs J Davis came home to Laramie Sunday morning after visiting Sidney with her son Lieut Devis and the Dedrick family. The party visited James at Camp Funston while Mr and Mrs Sterling returned Monday from Omaha with the body of their baby who died of pneumonia. Sterling's sister joined them to stay locally. Bert Green at Fort Bliss Texas writes eager letters to Mr and Mrs J K Green, earning the rank of Scout Corporal with hard work toward promotion.
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Mrs. Sterling
Omaha
Bert Green
J. K. Green
Fort Bliss
Texas
Ackerman Family Winter Visit Then Return Home
Frank Ackerman arrived from Coalville Utah on Monday morning and spent two days on business matters before returning. Mrs Ackerman has regained much of her health and they are enjoying a pleasant winter with their daughter Mrs Nettie Kidd.
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Frank Ackerman
Coalville
Utah
Litsey sells home and barber stake moves to Colorado
H E Litsey sold his southwest residence to A F Eastwood and left to Eastern Colorado for land interests. He also disposed of Basement Barber Shop interests to Jesse Johnson and will move. James Egan visited from Sidney Nebraska for Baby Egan's first birthday and returned home. Crawford Courier notes Chamber of Commerce organized with aim to advance town. officers include N G Brewer and Louis Wasem. Rev Dr John W Tyndall of Atlantis Georgia spoke at Odd Fellows hall about the order, with Carl J Helwig introducing him. revival ongoing at the Christian church for two more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Litsey
A. F. Eastwood
Mr. Litsey
Jesse.Johnson
Colorado
James Egan
Sidney
Nebr
Baby Egan
Chamber of Commerce
Court House
N. G. Brewer
Louis ‘Wasem
Joh . W. Tyndall
Atlantis
Odd Fellows Hall
Order of
Odd. Fellows
Carl J. Helwig
Tyndall
Joseph Oberfelder
Lodge
Dr. Tyndall
Christian Church
Tom Head’s Vetu Work Highlighted By Poet Fans
The Boston Transcript recalls Tom Head’s preference for serious vetu work and his noted poem The Bridge of Sighs. He quips it’s just for his livelihood that he stays a lively Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Head
Boston Transcript
Army Recruiting Station urges silent service and veterinary roles
An Army Recruiting Station issue urges soldiers to keep military talks private and highlights urgent needs for remount depots and veterinary hospital staff. It notes limited colored divisions, restrictions for Signal Corps and Engineers, and shows Sidney station ranking third in Nebraska recruitment this month.
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Dewey
Here
Kearney
Aviation Corps
Red Cross
Medical Officers
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Army
Signal Corps
Engineers
Ordnance Corps
Ordnance Officer
Secretary of War
United States Guards
Sidney
Nebraska
Pepe Rock Springs Lump Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Rock Springs Lump, Cheyenne County Lumber Co. operates a regional timber facility amid regional commerce. The brief item notes corporate activity and local economic impact with no further context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe Rock Springs
Lump Cheyenne County Lumber Co
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Apple Sale
Farmers Cash Store
Oberfelder
Breal Estate Activity
Emma L. Owen
Lewis N. Wilson
Raymond D. Waterman
Emma H. E. Carlson
John A. Swanson
Alfred L.swanson
W. F. Piller
H. C. Eckert
Carow
Frank H. Dunton
Lucius B. Hiscock
Rose McNulty
James McNulty
Jake H. Laudenschlager
Robert J. Tate
Gus Wellner
Joseph Schimka
Wellner
John T. Treinen
M. W. Osborn
Andrew J. Hutchinson
Adelbert A. Clarke
Haskell
Joseph M. Swenson
B. J. Dugan
Wm. B. Peterson
M. Radcliffe
United States of America
Sidney, Netwee
Fred Shepherd
Kimball
City
Delbert and
Funston Cook
Chappell
Helen Wooldridge
Bushnell
Mra. N
Buck
Chicago
Mike Brachtenbach
Bue Brachtenbach
Sterling
Mrs. Clifford
Hebron
Mrs. Melton
Henry
Tony Weyerts
Will Hendrickson
Weyerts
J. H. Jaris
Sants& Cruz, California
Gurley Lumber Company
Oshkosh
Clarence Chambers
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Fred Stuht
Frank Schroeder
Denver
Westcourt
Jack Sager
Office OF
United States Army Recruiting Station
United States
Farmers’ State Bank
Sunol, Nebraska
THE
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Cheyenne County
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