Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
The sheriff will sell at public auction the SE quarter of section 19 township 17 range 51 and the north half of section 7 township 12 range 50 except the C B Q railway right of way, at the Cheyenne County courthouse in Sidney on February 16 1926 at 10 a m. The sale stays open one hour. J W McDaniel Sheriff.
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Township 51
Range 13
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Sidney
W. K. Keithley
Syracuse
Teola B. “Wascon
District Court
Nebraska
Northern ‘Truste Company
Zeb Gustin
C. B. & Q. Railway
J. W. McDaniel
Public auction notice of Cheyenne County real estate
By execution issued by Isola B Wasson clerk of the district court, John Macek sues Frank Cizek et al. levied on The Poet Hall portion of Section 11, Township 16, Range 53. Sale at public auction February 16, 1926 at 11:00 AM at the courthouse front door in Sidney Nebraska. Dated January 13, 1926.
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Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
John’ Macek
Frank Cizek
Poet Hall
Township
Said
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Markets
Moderate cattle run of 8,600 head with prices 10 to 15 cents higher under broad demand. Best beeves $9.75 to $10.28, yearlings and heifers quoted in wide ranges, cows and bulls up, hogs 25 to 65 cents higher with light weights at $12.00 and trade mostly $11.50 to $11.90. Public notes Union Stock Yards Jan 18. Moderate lamb and sheep receipts with higher fat lambs to $16.20 and $15.15 for others.
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Union Stock Yards
Lamb Prices Rise With Demand Across Limited Sheep Supply
With only 8 000 sheep and lambs in the area demand grows and prices rise to 106 15c. Best fat lambs bring 15 15 and feeder lambs to 15 90. Aged sheep hold steady. Quotations show lambs good to choice 14 75 to 15 16, good to medium 14 46 to 14 78, feeders 15 00 to 15 20, clipped fed lambs 12 00 to 13 25, yearlings 12 00 to 12 50, wethers 9 00 to 9 768, fat ewes 7 60 to 63 75.
Fruit of Long Study Diligence Quote Emerges Anew
A quotation attributed to Pope extols persistent study as a steady path that unlocks hidden knowledge and seeds the soul with enduring insight, describing diligence as a constant force guiding understanding beyond initial barriers.
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Pope
Must Be Cultivated Will Power Not a Sudden Decree
A compact note on will power being built gradually through persistent effort toward definite goals, not something one can simply declare. The text emphasizes steady self-discipline and long roads of small steps to cultivate inner resolve.
Grandson for Pavlat family and local events
Lodge Pole reports a new grandson Robert Kendall for Mr and Mrs John Pavlat Sr at Frank Pavlat's Sunol home. Several local items note Miss Mary Stephens's travel issues, James Campbell's accidental eye injury from a 22 rifle, and Otto Christensen's family visits for a golden wedding anniversary in Fremont.
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John Pavlat Sr
Frank Pavlat
Sunol
Robert Kendall
H. N. Mantor
Mary Stephens
James Campbell
Otto Christensen
Fremont
Otto
Nels Christensen
First Lutheran Church
Denmark
M. F
Mesdames Holtman
Hein and Weatherwax
Gene Tedd
Bridgeport
Airs
Tedd
Gertrude Wilcox
Alice FE. Slawson
R. F. Miller
Webster City
Iowa
Charles
R. L. Kinsey
Granite Canyon
Wyoming
Miller
Henry Frans
Baby
John Frans
M. E
M. E Church
H. la Conte
Rev. Staniforth
Scottsbluff
L. E. Lydiatt
Roy Jewell
Fred Lehmkuhl
Peters
John Meyer
Moorhead
Ruby Wiggington
C. J. Smith
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Aml
Frank Hansen
Thayer and Stanley
Ogallala
J. F Carter
Julesburg
Artie Smith
Winston
M. E. Church
Alice Tate Dolan
Sidney
Dick Miller
Gurley
Jacob Bruns
Fred Bussee
Herman Behrends
W. B. Jewett
Jack
Mary A. Stephens
John Fraase
W. K. Triplett
Chappell
Fred Bauer
Weyerts Country
James Verner
Wesley Jenik
Sedgwick
Pie as a Meal Raises Glasgow Magistrates Ruling
A Glasgow magistrates committee decision holds that a pie can count as a meal. A licensed restaurateur faced charges for serving liquor to three men between 6 p m and 10 p m without meals. The defense claimed each man received a pie, arguing this satisfied the meal requirement. The stipendiary ruled for the respondents.
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Glasgow
London Mail
Love of One's Work Inspires Steady Artistic Endeavor
Quote from Ruskin on the value of love and patience in art. It asserts that the artist's dedication matters more than speed or scale, whether painting petals or canyon walls, as long as the work is pursued with solemn purpose and heartfelt patience.
Relative Sorrows of Tomorrow Echoes Euripides
A compact reflective note cites Euripides on sorrow, contrasting yesterday and today with tomorrow’s daunting weight, suggesting a philosophical view on endurance and perception across time.
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Euripides
Jacksons First Tennessee House Lock Displayed
A wooden lock from the door of Andrew Jacksons first Tennessee house has been added to the Tennessee State museum collection. The relic highlights the presidents early residence near Nashville and connects visitors with the cities early history.
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Tennessee State Museum
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Cash Talks Meat Shop Ad Promises Cash-Only Savings
An advertisement promotes cash only meat sales to save customers money by eliminating bookkeeping and delivery costs. It emphasizes in-person shopping to see products and claims significant savings for customers.
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