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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
6
The County of Cheyenne filed a petition in Cheyenne County District Court on June 28 1938 to foreclose its tax lien on multiple parcels in Sidney and surrounding lands, with real names unknown and notices to all interested parties. Answer by August 8 1938 or judgment by default.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court at Sidney will hear on July 16 1938 at 10:00 A M the petition of Charles Lieber for probate of a will and for letters testamentary to be issued to Lieber. Dated June 28 1938. (Seal) Rabt A Barlow Heaton & Heaton County Judge Attorneys 7186-8-90.
Notice concerns Rebecca R Rumsey Jesse G Ivy V Bierbower Curran Johnson Alfred Johnson Norman F Hazen M A Hazen William McAndree Anna Ee McAndree Ellis L Bierbower Eleanora Bierbower Ida Sutherland Maria Johnson Fen Bartling U L C Beard Reynolds and Wallace co partnership John M Saxton A Reynolds Whitney Clarke Company Hugh Clark Behan Sarah McDonald William Lilly Guaranty Investment Co Atchison Ks Juliis Neu Bauer James H McKee Mc Gee Martin B Farris George P Watkins G W Watkins Ange W Carey Thomas R Beason Charles M Beason Lucy Vaughn I Rubel Co Guthfriend Mary A Farmer C F Anderson State Bank Sidney heirs devisees legatees personal representatives and all other.
Notice is given under a license to sell by Mary Nelsen Administratrix of Oline L. Nelson deceased. On July 9 1938 at 10 00 A M in the County Judge office Sidney Nebraska the estate offers for sale to the highest cash bidder various personal property including real estate mortgage certificates shares in Northwestern Life Insurance and Western Union Life Insurance stock a bank depositor claim and related items. The sale seeks to settle claims against the estate with detailed descriptions of properties and certificates.
The Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska has a tax lien foreclosure action filed June 4 1938 by The County of Cheyenne against multiple lots in Clarkson s Second and Paine s and Wellner s Additions to Sidney. Named parties include A J Bracken James McKee and their spouses with real names unknown. The suit seeks foreclosure of the plaintiff s tax lien and other equitable relief against all listed interest holders and owners of Lots 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 in various blocks and additions. The County Attorney P J Heaton represents the plaintiff with W F Wehmiller City Attorney.
Public notice to all persons claiming any interest in Lot Three Block Five Wellner's Addition to Sidney, Cheyenne County Nebraska, real names unknown. Also claims to Lot Four Block Eight Wellner's Addition and Lots One and Two Block Twelve Wellner's Addition. Names unknown except Joe Bestle and Bestle his wife, real names unknown, and Harry Melrose.
Notice of sheriff sale issued by Dan Campbell Clerk of the District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Judgment for Lewis Doxtad against M E Larson W LeRoy Larson Hattie Lipke Edward Lipke and Joli Toe directs sale of East Half Section 8 Township 14 Range 49 West of the 6th P M. Sale date July 5 1938 at 10 a m at the court house Sidney Nebraska for cash. W W Schulz Sheriff.
A dog’s life centers on scent as sensitive nostrils scan the environment. The creature remains always alert, never still, constantly reading signals from surroundings through a heightened sense of smell.
In the county court of Cheyenne county Nebraska the estate of Wilbert L Elswick deceased is to have claims received and examined October 3 1938 at the county court room in Sidney. Claims must be presented within three months from July 2 1938 and debts paid within one year from July 2 1938. Robt A Barlow and Golden P Kratz county judge and attorney certify the notice dated June 15 1938.
The Board of Equalization met at the Cheyenne County Courthouse in Sidney Nebraska on June 28 1938 with A A Fenske as chairman and members Guy Shaw Ford Wickhorst and J L Findell present. Valuation adjustments were made for taxpayers in Sidney Lodgepole and surrounding rural districts and the board adjourned to meet within July 1 1938 for final consideration.
Market quotations list prices for hens and leghorn varieties by weight and grade. Prices include hens 4% pounds up to 10c, under 41% pounds 7c, leghorn hens No 1 6c, cocks colored 5c, leghorn cocks 4c, colored springs 13c, leghorn springs 10c, all No 2 poultry two dollars less, butterfat 21c, eggs 15c.
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