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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
7
The treasury outlines a funding plan to meet veterans service certificates. A special 160 million dollar account will pay maturities with four percent interest, added yearly to cover future deaths and rising maturities. A separate census of farms, including vehicles and engines, begins with 20,000 enumerators to cover over 6 million farms, targeting completion by early 1925.
The board of directors of the 10 million dollar agricultural credit corporation in Minneapolis has voted to return 10 percent of stock subscriptions from its 6 million dollar working capital. About 600 thousand dollars to be returned comes from loans to banks and farmers in Minneapolis and North and South Dakota and Montana. In Shanghai a detachment of American Marines landed at Nanking to safeguard the foreign district after looting at silk stores tied to General Chi Sieh yuan, with losses near 900 thousand dollars.
A run on Crawford County State Bank ended when a high powered automobile arrived at the First National Bank and stacks of money totaling about 200000 dollars were carried into the vaults, stopping the panic. Other notes cover twins born in different years in Amarillo Texas, a national encampment in St Petersburg Florida, US-Russia trade claims, fur shortages in Washington, Seventh Day Adventist missionary plans for 1935, and a Japanese gunpowder explosion with widespread damage.
Allied commissions of control said reports of stores of armament found in Germany were mythical. Defense Minister Geisler described the claims as unfounded and unverified amid tensions over postwar disarmament.
Notice by virtue of an order of sale issued by Isola B Wasgon Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska on behalf of C E Pickering against Leo E Osborn et al directs sale of the NW quarter of section 24 township 17 range 52 Cheyenne County at Sidney Nebraska at the court house front door January 21 1926 at 10 a m for cash sale to remain open one hour Dated December 12 1924 J W McDaniel Sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebr 13 5
Official notice of a foreclosure sale following a 1924 court order. Peters Trust Company sues McNish Land Company et al. The sheriff will offer North halves of certain sections in Town 14 15 N and all of sections 29 and 33 in 15 N 52 W at the Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney on February 10 1925 at 10 a m for cash to satisfy the judgment plus interest and costs.
Order of sale by clerk Ieola B Waseon directs sale of the west half of lot 3 in block 6 Brady's Addition to Potter Nebraska in Cheyenne County. On January 20 1925 at 10 A M at the front door of the county courthouse in Sidney Nebraska the property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. Sale remains open one hour. Dated December 16 1924.
Pursuant to a district court order in a Union Loan and Savings Association case, Annetta C. Holmes and Hiley R. Holmes and others are named defendants. A decree entered November 14 1984 or 1985 authorizes sale of Lot 3 and 4 Block 11 Clarkson's addition Sidney to satisfy $4107 plus ten percent interest and costs. Sale to occur January 26 1986 at 10:00 AM at the east front door of the courthouse Sidney Nebraska. Sheriff: Zt. W. McDaniel.
Notice of foreclosure decree entered November 18 1924 in Sidney Nebraska. Plaintiff Peter Strueve versus Ethel Crosby Clifford Crosby and others. Amount due 4600 with ten percent interest and costs. Sale January 26 1925 at 10 A M at the east front door of the Court House Sidney. Southeast Quarter Section 3 Township 12 Range 51 West. Radcliffe Hodgkin & Hyde handle the matter.
From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on a one day only visit, C. F. Redlich, rupture appliance expert, will assess ruptures free of charge. He argues mail orders cannot provide an efficient, comfortable appliance and that only personalized, in person fitting yields lasting results. The visit promotes up to date abdominal supporters for men and women, with 95 percent of children corrected by proper appliances. no charge to learn about the method. Home Office: 835 Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
An old newspaper ad asks if backache worries readers and urges kidney trouble checks. It notes common signals such as headache dizziness and changes in urination. It mentions many suffer back pain while few know its cause and encourages looking to kidneys for relief.
Nervousness and backache from kidney trouble praised in a Sidney testimonial. Mrs. M Reker of Military Ave says Doan's Pills cured her symptoms after attacks of backache and side pain. she purchases from Western Drug Company and recommends them. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufacturers Buffalo NY.
East bound No. 802 departs 1:08 a.m. and No. 804 departs 8:28 a.m. West bound No. 801 departs 8:06 a.m. No. 303 departs 4:12 p.m. No. 802 stops only at Bridgeport and Alliance.
U P timetable lists east bound trains numbered 4 8 18 10 20 26 and 262 with service types mail express interstate local passenger thru passenger and local freight with times from 6 6:05 a m to 2 00 pm and 8 06 pm.
The document lists Country Club officers including J.¢. Mcintosh as president and Dr. Mr. KE Pettibone as vice president, with Earl R. Kratz as secretary. Directors named are J. A. Bentley, M. W. Dimery, R. P. Kepler, A. J. Jorgenson, Paul L. Martin, J. L. McIntosh, R. P. Oberfelder, A. EB Phelps, and Dr. BR EB Roche.
The roster includes K. Greenlee as President L. Uptegrove as Vice President M. W. Dimery as Treasurer J. W. Johnson as Secretary BE. L. Hyde Paul L. Martin B. W. Bosham Wm. Winders W. R. Weeden Marius Christensen as members of the chamber leadership and board.
Charles D Gardner commander Frank Wyman first vice commander Harry Wingerson second vice commander Carl Ledbetter adjutant Roy Walker finance officer Clark Woodridge secretary at arms Ralph Pierce publicity officer Regular meetings held every Tuesday night at Odd Fellows Hall
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