Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court sets a hearing for July 15 1918 at 10 am to show cause why final settlement and distribution should not be granted. The petition by Ernest Kruse Jr and Albert Kruse seeks discharge as administrators and heirship decree. Publication in Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing fulfills notice.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ernest Kruse, Sr
Ernest Kruse Jr
Albert Kruse
Telegraph
A. D
Sidney Nebraska 1918 Estimated Expenses and Revenues
City records show the regular June 1918 meeting approving the annual estimate of funds needed for the fiscal year starting May 1 1918. Items include general fund 12000 and library 1000 with bond and debt service across water sewer electric and city hall, plus a five mill levy and assorted revenues totaling 77021.80.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Towit
Board of
Carnegie City Library
City Hall
City of
R.L. Davis
Fond
Nebraskan
C.eescacseveee
Wis
Englee
Tibrary
Vanetel Lung ccc
General Luna Co
Changes in Nebraska Food Administration Rules
G W Wattles announces urgent food rules for Nebraska effective immediately. Nebraskans face a two pound monthly sugar limit per person and a 25 pound canning supply per family, with 24 additional pounds available on county administrator certificates. Beef steak service is moved to Thursday noon, stock yards must secure licenses from the Washington Law Division before July 25, and retailers must cap sugar sales at two pounds per person per family.
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Gordon W Wattles
Nebraska
Law Division
Food Administration
Washington, D. C
More than a Hundred Penalized for Food Rules
Nebraska Food Administration penalizes over one hundred food businesses for violations. Punishments range from thirty days shutdowns to prohibitions on chewing sugar and flour. The Red Cross benefits financially from the fines.
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Nebraska
Food Administration of Nebraska
Red Cross
Newspapers Drive Nebraska Food Administration Efforts
Gordon W Wattles, Nebraska Food Administrator, credited newspapers with being the most potent factor in the state’s food control efforts. He spoke at the Nebraska Press Association annual meeting, lauding the press for consistent support that helped Nebraska’s food administration take a leading role.
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Nebraska
Food Administration of
Gordon W Wattles
Nebraska Press Association
Sugar Ration Rules Promulgated Amid Shortage in Nebraska
Nebraska officials announce strict sugar rationing with only 1.6 million tons available. Householders face 2 pounds per purchase and 2 pounds per month, with 3 pounds monthly per person but a 2 pound limit on consumption. Public eating places banned from sugar bowls. Certificates required for all buyers and most sellers. 25 pounds for canning and preserving. further 25 pound allotments only with county certificates. Boarding houses serving 25+ must obtain certificates.
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Food Administration
Nebraska Organization
Omahia
Food Administration Urges Conservation of Beef Sugar and Meats
The Food Administration for Nebraska calls for ongoing conservation of beef sugar and meats at all hazards. Measures aim to meet immediate needs and build a reserve for later season demands. No rigid regulatory setup will be imposed.
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Food Administration
Nebraska
Money Instead of Merchandise for Soldiers
The War Department notes that shipments of parcels to expeditionary forces have grown too large and unnecessary. Only majors and higher officers may approve packages, not company commanders. A board found 500 000 pounds weekly of unneeded mail, suggesting relatives send money for items in France instead. Tobacco is now part of Army rations and various goods may be supplied there.
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France
War Department
Secretary of War
France Storelets and Farmers Rally for Liberty Loans
Farmers in France are mobilizing support for the Third Liberty Loan by producing for national needs and providing revenue to the government. The high general store run by the Quartermussier Corps offers goods at lower prices than retailers, enabling broader participation in the war effort.
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France
Quartermussier Corps
Germany
Adler-ika promises instant relief for stomach upset
In Sidney readers are amazed by Adler-ika a simple buckthorn bark glycerine mix claimed to flush the entire bowel in an instant removing foul matter that allegedly poisoned the stomach for months doctors and patients impressed by its instant action Western Drug Co.
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Western Drug CO
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E. L. Montgomery
D. C
Virgil Marsh Jeweler
H. E. Mantor, M. D
Stewitts Building
Ss. R. Sweet Contractor and Builder
Union Pacific
Rose Street
W. A. Zwink
Osborn
Sidney, Nebraska
Frank A. Barger
Osborn Bldg
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Nebr
C. W. Zike
Glenn Bliss
Neubauer Building
Joseph M. Swenson
Hink & Stub¢ Building
Henry E. Gapen
Gapen Bldg
W. R. Weeden
Embalme
New Osborn
Postoffice
Chas. Perry
Sidney, Webr
Rosco
Rosco Auto Oil
Stancoline Standard Oil
S. A. Schmitt Implement Co
Sidney, Nebr
Nebraska Food Administration
G. W. Wattles
TITAN
McCormick Harvester
CASE
John Deere
Machinery International
DE Laval
Fairbanks Morse
Fensee Bros
the Home of Quality
Sunol, Nebraska
International Motor Trucks
Sidney Transfer & Implement House
E. L. Uptegrove
Sidney, Mebr
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