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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
12
The Presbyterian Circle will hold a bake sale at Mrs Essig's store on Saturday January 15 starting at 2 30 p m. All foods should be solicited at the store by 2 p m. Mrs Trognitz chairs the Ways and Means Committee.
County Court actions warn Leonard Rupert and Mary Gilmor of two separate notices. The Liberty State Bank seeks judgment on three notes totaling 316.15 with interest, plus attachment and garnishment against Rupert. A second notice concerns an assignment of a school lease to secure a 1791.66 note owed by Mary Gilmor to First National Bank of Sidney.
Legal notice records a mortgage and assignment linked to school land Lease AQ57T4 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. First National Bank of Sidney will sell the lease with Mary Gilmar’s interest to the highest cash bidder on February 6, 1921, at 2 PM, at the bank’s Sidney office.
Notice is given to D. F. Chid ester, Charles A. B. Boone, Rebecca A. Mears, J. C. Twitehill, Henry Ile, J. W. Fellsworth, Stephen A. Hendee and Margaret A. Claybaugh and heirs that Cheyenne County Nebraska purchased on July 25 1916 at a sheriff sale held to foreclose tax sale certificates.
On July 29 115 the county purchased certain parcels with details listing each lot block and addition. The description includes assessment names and tax years from 1901 to 1915 for Sidney Nebraska areas including Chides ter's Addition and Chichester's Addition.
Notice warns all owners including Willis and Metcalf that parcels in Chidester's Addition Sidney Nebr 1882 to 1914 and ISN2 to 191% inclusive will be deeded after three months from service, by April 11 1921, unless action taken.
A man rises from boy of all work to wealth and social adulation then succumbs to spiritual loss. After his daughter dies his wife seeks solace in faith and both discover the consoling presence of Christ. In old age he envisions them returning as visions before they depart toward the Great Beyond in a symbolic boat ride.
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