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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
2
An OCR damaged notice describes agricultural implements and equipment for sale or transfer, listing items like plows, wagons, and shack structures. It mentions a funding or lending array and a battery station promotion, but many phrases are garbled, leaving uncertain details and dates.
In Hungry Gulch Alt area a niece weather day brought Olson and family to the Forney home last Sunday. Nels Dow and wife returned home from the eastern part of the state last Saturday. We Jordin and family hosted a pleasant evening with Maran Wolfe Oscar Olsey Otto Holtinaa Ferdinand Lara Olxon Bid McCuf fins Floyd Wayne and Porney. Oyster supper followed by ice cream and cake. People wandered about, music and games, until about 2 80 when they left for their homes. The Wise family are recovering from a boreh of hemiannps. Olson slept and shipped a dozen chickens to Denver yesterday.
A 1900s clipping describes Denver youths aged sixteen and fifteen plotting a Subaru kingdom in the Sahara with 7,000,000 troops, floods to divert rivers, and territorial grabs in Africa and Portugal. It condemns such romantic adventure as dangerous, citing shell shock and overwork risks in workers’ lives, with a concluding note from Mary Godarrett du Touchsmue.
A fragmented passage describes a couple's marriage in November and a shopping excursion around Christmas. The dialogue hints at their tastes and the presence of a servant. The text teases forthcoming details of the couple's adventures tied to holiday shopping and awaiting further publication.
A garbled OCR fragment from a New Jersey newspaper quotes a belated prose line about care and self reliance. The legible portions show a teeny stylistic aside and stray words, with no clear storyline, dates, or names remaining.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court orders hearing on John O Hazle petition to grant administration of the estate of Zuda Fale deceased to William J Perry. Hearing set for March 8 1919 at 10:00 AM with notice via Telegraph weekly for three weeks.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Broken Bow Nebraska issues notice of intention to prove land claim for Abraham Gustin of Gurley Nebraska who filed Homestead North Platte No 06289 Broken Bow No CLISTS for Section 10 Township 1 North Range 40 West on March 11 1910 before United States Commissioner Joseph Oberfelder at Sidney Nebraska Witnesses Zev Gustin W Thliger WKB Collins Frank J Royer all of Gurley Nebraska Mack Warrington Register
In Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska on January 18 stockholders of the Farmers Union Co operative Association met with 32 present forming a quorum. The session amended the Articles of Incorporation and Constitution to set capital stock at 100000 dollars fully paid at start and to redefine the Board of Directors to five members with terms of two years and a mixed term election schedule.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Julia Cotton Deceased. The County Court will sit in Sidney on June 7 1919 to examine all claims for adjustment. Claims must be presented within three months from March 7 1919. Debts must be paid within one year from February 7 1910. Witness the seal of the County Court February 7 1919.
Notice announces a school lands auction to be held March 1 1919 at 1 PM in the county treasurer’s office. Details indicate the sale location and time for interested bidders.
The Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings or authorized representative will offer for lease at public auction eschent lands within Cheyenne County. The notice dated February 8 1919 lists no parcels for offer.
In the Matter of the Estate of James J. McIntosh Deceased creditors are informed the county court will sit in Sidney on March 28 and September 22 at 10 o'clock to receive and examine all claims for adjustment and allowance. The claim period runs six months from March 21 AD 1919.
The time limited for payment of debts is one year from the 214th day of February 11k witness IY hand and the seal of said County Court this 24th day of February 1919. (Send) Co. P. Chambers.
A brief notice lists Lloyd Manon to conduct battery testing at the Brewer Building. Details are limited to location and service activity.
A promotional notice offers a $100 reward for any catarrh case Hall's Catarrh Medicine cannot cure. It extols internal use, blood-focused action, and constitutional strengthening. The ad invites testimonials and lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as proprietors, with druggist availability.
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