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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
5
Public auction notices from Cheyenne County Nebraska outline two sheriff sale actions. One involves Harold W Ells et al selling 56 feet of Lot 1 Block 11 Original Town of Sidney to satisfy an Occidental Building and Loan Association judgment. The other, for Home Savings and Loan Association, directs sale of parts of Lot 9 10 11 and 12 in Block 10 Original Town of Sidney to satisfy a court judgment plus costs.
By order of sale from John T. McIntosh the clerk the court grants a sheriff sale of the north half of section 24 township 16 range 52 west in Cheyenne County Nebraska on August 8 1933 at 10 a.m. at the front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska to the highest bidder for cash Duncan McMillen and Matilda McMillan recover judgment against Arthur Schubarth and Lydia Schubarth. Paul L. Martin attorney dated July 5 1933.
Judgment directs sale of the east half of the west half and the west half of the east half of section 24 township 14 range 49 west of the sixth P M in Cheyenne County Nebraska at the courthouse front door in Sidney on July 11 1933 at 10:00 AM for cash to satisfy Lowe A Rick et al against Fred N Slawson et al. Paul L Martin lawyer dates June 7 1933.
By John T. McIntosh Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska in favor of Union Loan and Savings Association against O R Follett and Olive Follett I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the Lot 6 Block 8 Original Town of Sidney Nebraska on July 11 1933 at 10 00 A M at the front door of the courthouse Sidney Dated June 7 1933 Paul L Martin lawyer 718 80 2 4 6
Notice of sheriff sale is stated but the text is incomplete, preventing a full summary. The readable fragment indicates an action to publicize a sale under lawful authority. No names, dates, or locations are discernible from the fragment.
John T McIntosh clerk directs sale of all of Section 20 Township 14 North Range 52 West Cheyenne County Nebraska at the courthouse front door in Sidney to the highest bid. The First Trust Company of Lincoln Nebraska as trustee sues Cora L Goding et al seeking execution and sale. Sheriff W W Schulz and lawyer Paul L Martin are noted in the proceedings.
Financial statement shows receipts 60826.11 and total to account for 63342.53 for the Sidney School District. Disbursements detail salaries, instructional expenses, plant operation, maintenance, and capital outlay with a balance on hand 1027.54. Bank balances listed at Liberty State and American National, plus bond debt of 281000.00. Leslie Neubauer, Treasurer.
By order of the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the Lily R Button versus Frances E Knox et al foreclosure decree sets a public auction at the east front door of the Sidney Court House on July 17 1933 at 11 am for cash. The property is the Northeast Quarter of Section 4 Township 15 Range 50 West 6th P M containing 160 acres more or less in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Dated June 7 1933 W W Schulz Sheriff Courtright Sidner Lee and Gunderson attorneys.
By order of the District Court clerk in Cheyenne County Nebraska Federal Trust Company plaintiff and John Suchy et al defendants the west half section 8 township 12 range 48 west fifth principal meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska will be sold at public auction at 10 o clock a m on July 18 at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska to satisfy the judgement and costs hand written June 7 1933.
Christie Bertramson reports a weekend of social visits in Antelope with guests at the Reineka, Nelson, Herboldsheimer, and Bertramson households. Dinners, picnics, and Sunday gatherings featured Johnsons, Mad dens, Hadleys, Whitneys, Lavatine and Janice, and several Nelsons.
Long list of visits and social calls in Bunker Hill with neighbors and relatives in Sidney and Dalton. Local spring and summer activities include ball games, county events, and farm work. Federal projects and state finances are discussed, including highway funds, industrial recovery act aims, and water rights talks set for July in Denver.
A. Keith visits the L. K. Nelson home Sunday forenoon. Albert and Delbert Nelson spend Sunday in Cedar Valley. Mrs V. A. Nelson and daughters drive to Kimball Thursday morning. The Jolly Neighbors club met at Mrs. Chris Nelson’s last Thursday and enjoyed a lunch. Rev H E Sorter called in the area last Friday. Mrs. Dewey Larson and Wayne return from Kimball hospital and Wayne recovers well. Antelope ball team defeats Lloyd Juells 14 to 7 on the Antelope diamond Sunday.
Local records show Governor Bryan Ryan last week gave formal approval to a measure affecting Sutherland. The action, noted by officials, confirms the government’s support for the proposal and sets the stage for subsequent implementation.
A weight loss pitch urging women to take Kruschen Salts daily for 30 days to shed pounds while improving skin and eyes. It emphasizes cutting pastry and fatty foods, weighing to track loss, and purchasing a four week bottle from Western Drug Co.
The water spreader sits in the upper section of modern drip pots to protect coffee from the water's pressure. If left out or used with the wrong holes, coffee brews poorly. Morey experts favor Solitaire DRIPIT pots and coffee for balanced drip brewing.
Classified note notes that telegraph want ads have successfully led to obtaining licenses. No further details on types of licenses or parties involved are provided.
Farm loans and insurance services offered by icurities Co at Roche Building in Sidney Nebraska. Full line of credit options, mortgage assistance, and risk coverage available to local farmers and landowners. Contact details provided for consultation and policy quotes.
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