Hearing on Heirship for Caleb Forbes Estate in Cheyenne Co
Notice to interested parties that James L. McIntosh filed a petition for determination of heirs to Caleb Forbes deceased, intestate owner of a one-half interest in the south 130 acres of the SW quarter of section 31, township 16, range 48 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Heirs named: Caleb M. Forbes and Clotilda I. Heininger of Marshall County Illinois and Sarah M. Shelley of Peoria Illinois. Hearing set for February 18, 1918 at Sidney Nebraska. Judge Cc. P. Chambers signs and seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Forbes
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
James L. McIntosh
Marshall County
Illinois
Hinois
Caleb .M. Forbes
Clotilda I. Heininger
Sarah M. Shelley
Peoria
Sidney
P. Chambers
Nebraska Farmers Union and Historical Society Sessions Highlight Progress
The Nebraska Farmers Union and State Historical Society annual meetings at Lincoln showcased strong farmer cooperation, improved rural education, and responsible stewardship. Mayor Miller praised farm efforts amid wartime service, while A E Anderson warned on winter wheat risks from soil moisture and temperature. The piece urges continued public support and visits to the Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska Farmers Union
State Historical Society
Lincoln
Miller
United States
Farmers Union
Fremont
Nebraska State Historical Society
A. E. Anderson
Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
Anderson
Garfield's Coal Order Sparks Nationwide Debate
The Fuel Administrator's wartime coal shutdown to essential needs drew swift opposition in Congress but earned President Wilson's endorsement. The policy aimed to relieve railroad and harbor bottlenecks, with officials noting temporary sacrifices would yield stronger industrial stability and a robust war effort. Wilson and Garfield urged patriotic compliance amid ongoing war discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Congress
Wilson
Seaboard
United States
Advertisements in Sidney: shops, ads, and upcoming events
L Petrovosky promotes electric shoe shop promising nine lives like a cat and repairs. A O Nelson runs a drag line ad reaching most homes. Thomas Olsen markets leather power machines and Speedoline. Scruggs and Martin advertise spring decorating services. Dr J Edwards exhibits cars including Marion Handley Kissel Mitchell Brisco Nash and Republic Trucks. Charles Nepinskey becomes solo electrical engineer with ad. Ballard’s Jazz Orchestra to play at Gurl opera house for masquerade with prizes. The Fashion Shop headlines spring dresses for daughters. Tobin opera house manager Kruse promises week long treats starting January 28. Al G Story Stock Company to entertain.
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Kruse
Tobin Opera House
al G. Story Stock Company
Red Cross sock knitting notes and charity drive
Mrs J W Bennett receives a soldier’s sock with her name on the toe from Dewey Dempsey of Fort Crook. Sidney volunteers collect old white goods for the Red Cross via the Steam Laundry rounds and convert them to usable flat pieces. Sammies meet at Mrs Weeden’s with 40 girls knitting, sharing a lunch, and planning next library meeting at the library. Camp Funston letter praises Sammie Girls for boosting morale and saving soldiers’ lives. Cheyenne County Red Cross honor mentions and shipment tallies include pajamas, bed shirts, robes, coats, and kerchiefs from multiple lodges and towns. Regular sewing room praise and requests for equipment accompany a coat rack gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bennett
North Side
Dewey Dempsey
Company K
Fort Crook
Sidney
Red Cross
Sidney Steam Laundry
W. R. Weeden
Flo Weeden
N. B. Medlock
Potter
Lodgepole
Gould Visits City as Potential County Farm Agent
H E Gould of Harlan County visited this week to inspect the field and discuss the proposed Farm Agent position to be set up by the County Commissioners and the Farm Bureau. The project is moving, and the office should soon be fully operational. If Gould does not stay another suitable man will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Gould
Harlan County
Farm Bureau
Gould
Gazio Apples Offered at Furer Grocery Co
A sale of Gazio apples priced at $1.35 per bushel is listed by Furer Grocery Co with contact phone number 169 for orders or inquiries.
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Furer Grocery Co
Morimura Coin Gold Dinnerware Display at Marsh Jewelry
Morimura Coin Gold dinnerware is now on display at Marsh Jewelry Store inviting customers to view the latest offerings. The showroom showcases the newest patterns and exclusive pieces, encouraging visitors to stop by for a firsthand look and purchase information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morimura
Marsh Jewelry
Notice of Sale for Harry Scott Assignment Assets
Public auction to the highest cash bidder on January 29, 1918 at 10:00 A M in front of the National Cafe Rose Street Sidney Nebraska. Sale includes canned goods cigars tables silverware dishes fixtures stock and a lease on the cafe building two insurance policies and a Chevrolet automobile. Assignee Jess L Sitton for the creditors of Harry Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Scott
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
National Cafe
Rose Street
Sidney
Job Work Neatly and Promptly Done at This Office
Local job shop advertises efficient, tidy service promising prompt completion of tasks. The notice highlights reliable workmanship, quick turnaround, and dependable results for residential and small business needs.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Samuel P Jones
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska notice to creditors for the estate of Samuel P Jones deceased. The court will receive and examine claims on February 19 1918 and August 19 1918 for adjustment and allowance. Claims must be presented within six months from February 19 1918 and debts paid within one year from February 10 1918. Witnessed by Co P Chambers county judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Samuel P. Jones
Sidney
Said
Seal
Co. P
Chambers
Estate of John Anderson Deceased Creditors Notice
In the matter of the estate of John Anderson deceased creditors of said estate are to present and examine all claims on February 18 1918 and August 18 1918 to adjust and allow claims time for presenting claims is six months from February 18 1918 and time for payment of debts is one year from February 18 1918 County Judge C P Chambers seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne
John Anderson
Sidney
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The
Sidney .Telegraph
Sidney, Neb
F. A. Gapen
Nebraska Farm Activities
L. Petrovosky
A. O. Nelson
Thomas Olsen
Scruggs
Martin
J. Edwards
Marion- Handley
Kissel
Mitchell
Nash
Republic
Mr. Edwards
Charles Nepinskey
Kilroy-Nepinsky
Ballard
Gurl Opera House
Camp Funston
Sammie
Sammies
James W. McDaniel, JR
Mr. Lowe
Swan Dedrick
Jess L. Sitton
Marion Handley
Kissell Kar
Republic Trucks
West Lincoln Highway
Sidney, Nebr
C. P. Chambers
Twin City
S.A. Schmitt Implement Co
South Rose Street
Burlington