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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1924
Page
5
Farmers should castrate young pigs before weaning to minimize growth retardation. Perform on cool days, with light preoperative feeding, and avoid distending the digestive tract. Thoroughly wash the scrotum with antiseptic solution and use nonirritating substances to prevent wound rubbing and injury.
The article explains that adult house flies do not survive a full winter outdoors, dying at freezing temperatures, while larvae and pupae may overwinter. In heated buildings they survive longer but not through the entire season. Breeding can continue indoors if food and breeding materials are available, especially in heated urban areas.
In the District Court of Nebraska North Platte division the Farmers Union Co-Operative Grain and Stock Association bankrupt of Lodgepole is listed. By order of Referee Walter W. Hoagland the trustee will sell on July 30 1924 at 10:00 A M at the east front door of the Sidney Court House Cheyenne County Nebraska to the highest cash bidder the real estate of the bankrupt including Nash’s Addition Lodgepole Lots 16 17 18 1 3 4 and 7 8 9 10 11 12 in Block 14 and Erbefelder’s First Addition Lodgepole Block 8. George Barlow Trustee.
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court a levy on all right title and interest of defendants in Section 34 Township 14 North Range 52 West will be sold at public auction for cash at the east front door of the County Courthouse in Sidney on July 21 1924 at 10 o’clock A.M. to satisfy the order judgment and costs. Sheriff J W McDaniel notes the filing and lawyers Kepler Kratz T B Dysart Moore.
Mortgage was executed July 15 1921 by J H Perkins to Aultman Taylor Machinery Co Mansfield Ohio and filed Cheyenne County Nebraska. Assigned to Advance Rumely Thresher Co Inc LaPorte Indiana. Public auction July 10 1924 at 1 PM in Sidney Nebraska to satisfy mortgage on a 36 by 56 Aultman Taylor separator with attached equipment and a Reeves water tank. Amount due 255.81 with interest.
Sheriff Cranny Moore reports enforcement of a 1923 judgment in favor of E. H. Lougee Inc. against August Oberg et al. Levied on Lots 1 2 3 4 in Section 20 Township 12 North Range 51 West 6th P M Cheyenne County Nebraska as of July 1924 to satisfy the judgment.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court in Sid ney advertises two creditor hearings for the estate of William F Bassett deceased. Claims must be presented within four months from July 25 1924 and debts paid within one year. Judge Co P Chambers signs the notice with the county seal.
The sheriff will sell the SE quarter of section 14 and the NE quarter of section 23 in township 15 range 49 Cheyenne County Nebraska at the courthouse front door Sidney on July 21 1924 at 2:00 PM for cash. Auction stays open one hour. Dated June 16 1924.
Tr Wasson, Clerk of the District Court, in the Mary P Stanley vs Fannie F Kline et al case, directs the sale of the NW Quarter of Section 30, Township 14, Range 48, West of the 6th P M, Cheyenne County Nebraska, on July 21, 1924 at 1 PM, to satisfy the execution.
Favor of John Pelster against William B Edwards directing sale of the Northwest Quarter Section 17 Township 16 Range 50 Cheyenne County Neb at 10 am July 21 1924 at the front door of the Court House Sidney Neb for cash to the highest bidder.
Favor of Huldah K Scheel against George W Walter et al directs sale of described real estate in Township 12 North Range 48 West Sixth P M Cheyenne County Nebraska at front door of county courthouse Sidney on July 1924 at eleven o clock A M to highest bidder for cash.
United States District Court docket shows the North Platte Co-Operative Grain and Stock Association filing for bankruptcy in Nebraska. The organization, based in Lodge, seeks relief under applicable federal statutes, with proceedings ongoing in the district court.
The trustee will sell at public auction on July 9 1924 at 10 A M at Farmers Union Co Operative Grain and Stock Association Lodgepole Nebraska the elevator building coal sheds and warehouse on the Union Pacific right of way in Cheyenne County Nebraska lot 14 section 30 township 14 range 46 description notes a 174.5 foot easterly track offset and northward at right angles to the main track all for cash to the highest bidder.
A bankrupt estate lists items to be sold including a typewriter adding machine safe filing cabinet desk two tables stove scales office chairs and electric fan. The property spans 50.1 feet to the point of beginning with a 215 by 108 foot area totaling 23 220 square feet.
Public notice from the Mayor and City Council of Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska seeks to take up and pay off outstanding interest bearing bonds totaling 110000. Bonds include sewer water and lighting issues issued 1912 1917 1918. Refunding bonds of 110000 to be issued at 5.25 percent for semiannual coupons.
Fred E. Stephens, City Clerk, announces Sidney Nebraska plans to issue refunding bonds not exceeding 110000. The bonds will mature July 1 1943 and July 1 1944 with up to five and one quarter percent interest. Taxpayers may object at the Sidney Municipal Office on July 5 1924.
East bound No 802 leaves at 1:08 a m No 804 leaves at 8:28 a m West bound No 801 leaves at 3:06 p m No 303 leaves at 4:12 p m No 302 stops at Bridgeport and Alliance only
The country club announces officers President J. T. McIntosh and Vice President Dr. M. E. Pettibone with Secretary Earl R. Kratz. Directors listed include J. A. Bentley M. W. Dimery R. P. Kepler A. J. Jorgenson Paul L. Martin J. L. McIntosh R. P. Oberfelder A. BE. Phelps and Dr. R. E. Roche.
E. J. Marcotte, in Winders Ward ware, remarks on watch repairs of higher quality and care, noting careful craftsmanship and reliable results for timepieces.
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