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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
12
In a brief and garbled dispatch the speaker asserts a favorable 1926 outlook, praising efficiency and national progress. The fragment hints at economic optimism and improving prosperity driven by centralized financial policy and industrial advances, though wording is incomplete.
Reports from London say Crown Prince Carol renounced the Romanian throne influenced by love affairs with Zizi Lambrino and rumored Remeno-Jelian ties. Intrigue and politics, including friction with Premier Bratian, allegedly shaped his decision and disgust at kingship.
Gen Hau Shu-cheng known as Little Hau was shot on a Langfang train in a feud long tied to Capt Lu Cheng-wa. Lu’s father Gen Lu Chien-chang was executed in 1919 after orders by Little Hex. Lu is a cousin of the Christian general Fena Yu-hatang.
Plymouth Vermont Col John Coolidge, father of the President, was described as very comfortable by his physician Dr Albert W Cram. The patient sat up in a wheelchair for about half an hour and did not seem exhausted, but his legs remain without function due to poor circulation and recovery of leg use is considered unlikely.
Columbus report quotes L. J. Taber master of the Nations Orange at a Grange hall dedication in Alton near Columbus. He says the American farmer will have a better year in 1926 than since 1920, despite ongoing agricultural challenges, with focus on expanding cooperative marketing facilities and strengthening farm organizations.
Real estate and railway property dealer John C Fetser must pay the Chicago Western La Diana railroad 576,301 after appellate court ruling. The decision affirms a financial liability linked to the dispute over railway property and related claims.
Chicago pacifists push to remove ROTC from schools and colleges. Maj. F. L. Beals, supervisor of ROTC for city high schools, says a concerted movement seeks support for a preparedness policy.
A chaotic incident ended with all guests escaping unharmed after a blaze involving Se Burns Hong. The cause remains unclear and authorities are investigating the scene.
Nebraska notes report on a range of items from a 1935 veteran rest to a Minatare sugar plant. Hastings hospital inmate building. night school in rural districts. a baby’s cry saving lives in Omaha. a poisoning accident. oil drilling near Lincoln. sheep feeding in Nebraska. farm elevator losses. tubercular eradication efforts in Pawnee County. calls for a new third party in Nebraska politics. total school expenditures in 1925. Nemaha temporary school house. Keith County winning a county exhibit prize.
Norman Flores sustained a badly bruised head and face and lost a tooth after the horse he rode fell and rolled on him Tuesday morning near the H Heftmann residence. His brother Cheater aided him and they moved toward town with the injured boy.
A fragmented mention lists various Italian art traditions and masters spanning periods and schools. Names such as Fra Angelico Leonardo da Vinci Michelangelo Raphael Titian Veronese and others are referenced alongside Lombard Venetian Neapolitan schools and painters like Correggio and Pietro da. The text blends references to multiple regional styles without coherent narrative.
By order of Judge Isola B Wasson in the District Court a judgment against Harles P Chambers directs sale of the East Half of Section 17 Township 13 North Range 51 West in Cheyenne County Nebraska. On January 27 at 10 a m at the Sidney Court House the property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash and the sale will stay open one hour. Dated December 21 1925 J W McDaniel Sheriff Cheyenne County Nebraska.
By virtue of a judgment in Oscar E. Anderson v Chris J P Ogard et al the West Half of Section Six Township Fourteen North Range Fifty two West of the 6th P M in Cheyenne County Nebraska is advertised for public auction January 27 1926 at 11 o clock AM at the front door of the courthouse Sidney Nebraska to highest bidder for cash. sale open one hour.
In the matter of Clarence C Hardy vs Charles P Chambers et al the court orders the sale of the West Half of Section 17 Township 13 North Range 51 West at the front door of the Nebraska on January 27 1926 at 1 PM for cash to the highest bidder sale open one hour.
An order of sale issued by the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska directs a public auction on January 20 1920 at 1 PM at the East Front door Cheyenne County Court House Sidney for cash of the North Half of Section 14 and all of Section 15 Township 14 North Range 51 West Sixth Principal Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska The sale remains open for one hour C A Torgerson attorney for plaintiff Charles Callahan versus Henrietta Thorstenson et al December 17 1925.
Notice to creditors of Hugh Mcfadden deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. County Court to hear claims January 6, 1086 and August 6, 1988 for examination, with three months to file claims and one year to pay. Miner Kahl County Judge seal and official dates shown. attorney Dari R. Krats.
By order of the district court a foreclosure sale is scheduled in Cheyenne County Nebraska. J A Bentley as plaintiff against Gerhard Paging Nella Euging name unknown Durland Trust Company will have the southeast quarter of section 19 township 15 north range 48 west of the 6th principal meridian sold at public auction at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse on January 13 1926 at 10:00 AM for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs. Kepler Kratz Lawyers. 12-5.
By order of sale issued by Isola B. Wasson for a 1925 foreclosure, Sheriff J. T. W. McDaniel levies on the south half of the southwest quarter in Section 26, Township 13, Range 53, West of the Sixth Principal Meridian. Highest cash bid at public auction January 19, 1926 at 10 AM at the east front door of the Courthouse in Kidney.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Guardian Emma Mahr seeks license to sell the minor heirs shares of Nicholas Mahr deceased. The court orders next of kin and interested parties to appear January 23, 2086, at 1 A. M. in Sidney to show cause. Publication required in Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing. Judge J. L. Newell.
Nick R. Wilhelmy Commander Francia J. Herbert 1st Vice Commander B C Grabill 2nd Vice Commander Hugh L. Slawson Adjutant Chas L Marsh Finance Officer David Ells Sergeant at Arms Dean J J Crawford Service Secretary Claude Golding Liaison Officer Harry McCormick Publicity Officer listed in the year’s organization record.
East bound No 302 departs at and No 304 at 8 13 am West bound No 301 departs at and No 303 at . Train 302 stops only at Bridgeport and Alliapee per the timetable.
The document lists chamber officers including M. W. Dimery as President Dr. Harry L. Mantor as Vice President Marine Christensen as Treasurer Leo Osborn as Secretary W. R. Weeden and B. W. Bonham also named along with De. M. Eb Pettivone C. E. Ledbetter Wh Osborn Wm. Winders among others.
Sidney Country Club presents a list of officers including Dr. M. Pattibone as President and a. K. Queentée as Vice President. Ratt R. Krats serves as Secretary with other listed members Pawl L mavim and Jorgenson among attendees.
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