Potter Cross Chapter elects officers and hosts visitors
At the annual Potter Red Cross meeting Mrs. A Nelson was elected president F D James secretary Grant Brady vice chairman R A Babcock treasurer. Sidney visitors included Mrs West and Mrs Frances Knox County Clerk Shinson and Sheriff Sitton Rev C W Seville gave farewell sermon and Miss Getter demonstrated fruit and vegetable canning at the school house. Chautauqua opened Wednesday with an excellent first day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potteried Cross
A. Nelson
F. D. James
Grant Brady
R A Babcock
Sidney
West
Frances Knox
Shinson
Sitton
C. W. Seville
Potter
A. J. Branscom
Wester State Bank
Asa Kenoyer
Omaha
C. W. Johnson
Pine Bluffs
Oscar Anderson
Kimball
Kirk
A. A Chailburg
Newark
S. C
Chailburg
L. W. Herrick
Roy McAdam
W. N. Erleinemann
Elsie Palmer
Cheyenne
Osborn Battery Station patronizes service praised
A local customer praises Osborn Battery Station for the quick and courteous service and reliable auto care experience. The station is highlighted for friendly staff and dependable workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn Battery Station
Chaffeur couple quip at social gathering
A humorous exchange features Mrs Come up and her husband, as she teases him for always chafing and jokes that he acts like a chauffeur. The light banter captures a domestic moment in a social setting.
The Logic of It Gossips as Authorities
A pointed remark contrasts gossips with formal authority noting their statements influence outcomes. The line suggests social power rests with what gossip declares, regardless of accuracy, highlighting a skeptical view of informal judgment.
A Substantial Gain in a Private Investigation
A terse exchange hints at marital intrigue as Jane probes her husband with growing suspicion. The remark “she was in his pockets” implies she possesses leverage or information, suggesting a unfolding plot of secrecy and possible discovery.
Pie Bribe Sparks Sharp Exchange Over Dog’s Intelligence
In a zesty exchange, Sunny Mike blurts that the dog’s biting instinct mirrors its intelligence. A lady retorts that, last time, a piece of pie from the pie she’d been given solved the puzzle, hinting at past favors and quick wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Mike
Works Both Ways. The more we want the less we get
A aphoristic note on desire and satisfaction: the more we crave, the harder it is to obtain fulfillment. The piece contrasts common saying with a counter pattern, suggesting increased want narrows the actual yield and leaves appetite unquenched.
Hog Island Pig Iron Supply Sparks Trouble
Logical Deduction notes a dispute at Hog Island over pig iron supply. The exchange implies tensions center on access to iron for local industry and potential disruptions in trade affecting the island’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hog Island
Order of hearing on petition for administrator
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court sets July 20 1918 at 10 00 a m for hearing the petition of Laura Masse seeking administration of the estate of Frank Sheckler deceased to C J Wellwig as administrator. The order requires publication in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to the hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Frank Sheckler
Laura Masse
C. J. Wellwig
the Telegraph
Final settlement in Gillespie estate Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska creditors heirs and all interested are notified to appear July 20 1918 at 10 am for a final settlement of John Gillespie deceased. Clarence A Glasburn petitions for heirship or escheat to the State of Nebraska with notice to be published in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing. County Judge C P Chambers signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
John Gillespie
Clarence A. Glasburn
State of
the Telegraph
A. D
Notice of Referee Sale in Nebraska Land Case
Referees A L Krause and Herman K Mansfield announce a public auction of the South half of Section 13, Township 16, Range 49 West in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The sale is set for July 1 1918 at 1 PM at the Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Neb. 10 percent will be paid at sale and balance due within 30 days. sale open for one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Thurston County
Nebraska
Mark B. Turner
Rachiel A. Lucas
A. L. Krause
Werman K. Mansfield
Renal
Rachel A. Lucas
John A. Lucas
Emanuel Henson
Loretta Henson
Mark Henson
Addie H. Henson
Mary Gorman
William B. Gorman
John Turner
Sarah Turner
Mark Turner
Isabella Pierson
Jacob Turner
Charles Turner
Katherine Turner
James Turner
Emma C. Turner
Jessie Murray
John L. Murray
Currie Wilson
Alva E. Wilson
Mary Secrest
Tarry Turner
Tua May Turner
Emily Swingholn
Theodore Swingholm
Ethel Timperly
Warry Turner
Anna M Condon
James Condon
Frank Slockbower
Viola Slockbower
Elizabeth Slockbower
Lee Slockbower
Frances Perrine Slockbower
Cheyenne County Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Township
Range Fortynine
A I. Krause
Herman K. Mansfield
Notice to heirs of D F Chichester on tax deed sale
J A Louthan purchased at a sheriff sale on July 26, 1916 in Cheyenne County Nebraska for Block 27 in Chichester's Addition to Sidney Nebraska to recover delinquent taxes for 1900 to 1918. Owner of record is D F Chidester. Three months from service or October 21 1918, I will apply for a deed. Dated July 2 1918. S J Feloutan 40-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chighester
Chichester
J. A. Louthan
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
D. F. Chidester
J. FE
Notice of Tax Sale Foreclosure In Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice to E Shafer and heirs and assigns that Anna McFadden on July 26 1916 purchased at sheriff sale in an action to foreclose tax sale certificates bought by Cheyenne County on July 29 1915 for lots 6 and 7 block 2 Paine's addition Sidney Nebraska for delinquent taxes 1900 to 1918 inclusive. Owner of record BE Shafer per County Clerk records. Dated July 2 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Shafer
Paine
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
BE. Shafer
Notice of Sale Under Chat Tel Mortgage in Sidney Neb
Public foreclosure of a first chattel mortgage dated April 8 1918 to Minnie E Meyers by S C Sherwood on a 1917 Mitchell auto. Property seized due to unpaid note of 543.25 and costs 6.77. Sale to highest bidder for cash on July 25 at Brewer's Garage, Second Street Sidney Nebraska at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
S. C. Sherwood
Minnie E. Meyers
Mitchell Auto
Second Street
Sidney
Brewer's Garage
Notice to heirs on tax deed parcels in Sidney Nebraska
Public notice to Dr Chidhester Adeline Johnson and Wallace Oosterhoudt and heirs that C C Durnell purchased tax certificates at sheriff sale July 25 1916 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Description lists several parcels in Chidester and Haskell Additions to Sidney with owners and tax years, warning that after three months from service or October 21 1918 a deed will be applied for. Dated July 2 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidhester
Adeline Johnson
Wallace Oosterhoudt
C. C. Duniel
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Chdester
Sidney
D. F. Chidester
Clayton Radcliffe
C. C. Durnell
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Joseph Saab Deceased
In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph Saab, Deceased. Creditors are notified that the County Court will sit in Sidney on October 12, 1918 to receive and examine all claims. Time limits: three months from July 12, 1918 to present claims and one year from June 17, 1918 to pay debts. Witness the seal of the County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Saab
Sidney
A. D
Jay
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
George Schreur
County, Ss. George Schreur Deceased Creditors Estate
County Court notices creditors of the estate of George Schreur. The time limit for filing claims is three months from July 5, 1918, with payment and adjustment sought by the estate. The notice appears in the county court on October Sunday 1918.
District Court Notice in Tax and Estate Case
District of the State of Nebraska in Cheyenne County names Charles L. Tate as plaintiff and Emil Fenske and the unknown heirs and personal representatives of Herman Meyer as defendants. The petition is pending in the court and lists creditors and heirs as interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Charles L. Tate
Emil Fenske
Herman Meyer
Quieting Title Action for Nebraska Lots in Cheyenne County
A petition seeks to quiet and confirm title in the plaintiff to the South Half of the Northeast Quarter and Lots One and Two of Section Two in Township 14 North Range 47 West, Cheyenne County Nebraska. The suit aims to exclude defendants from any interest in the 155.12 acre property per the Government Survey due to open notorious conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Notice to Unknown and Nonresident Defendants in Estate Case
The unknown heirs and heirs of Herman Meyer are notified that on June 15 1918 Charles Tl. Tate filed a petition in the District Court of the Thirteenth Judicial. The notice lists unknown creditors and interested parties and calls for action or response as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Meyer
Charles Tl. Tate
District Court of the Thirteenth Judicial
Notice to Defendants in Real Property Suit in 1918
The plaintiff seeks title by continuous exclusive and adverse possession for over ten years and demands relief as just and equitable. You are notified service by the above names has been authorized by publication and you must answer by August 5, 1918. Dated June 20, 1918. De L. Tate, Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
de L. Tate
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. P. Chambers
David Bushnell
Eagle
Bushnell
Goodrich
Servalue Tires
Goodrich Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich Rubber CO
Denver
Court Pl
Derver, Colo
Pete Ass Bo
Akron
Ohio
Fulton
Fulton Motor
Fulton Trucks
Fulton Organization
Hahler Garage
Jos. Hahler
Prop
West Lincoln Way
Sidney, Nebraska
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