Real Estate Transfers Across Sidney Nebraska and Surrounding Areas
A stream of real estate transfers lists numerous deeds in Sidney Gurley Clarkson's additions and surrounding townships. Transactions include George Thompson to CF Livoni for Lot 4 Bik 1 Clarkson’s Addition at $1,000, and Mary Boling to Sadie Hargens for Lot 2 Bik 1 Clarkson’s Addition at $1,300. Also noted are transfers involving Ruhter Jurgens in Gurley, Jones to Bentley totaling $18,500, and multiple other lots, sections, and additions with prices ranging from $100 to $18,500. The United States Patent conveys Lots 1-4 in Section 22-12-53 to Ernest P. Selch.
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George Thompson
CF Livoni
Clarkson
Sidney
Nebraska
George H. Ruhter
Jasper Jurgens
Ruhhter
Gurley
John Jurgens
R. Jones
John A. Bentley
Lee
Mary I. Boling
Sadie Hargens
Henry Stevens
Alva Hart
BF. Peterson
Ed. WH. Ronnan
Chauncey H Moore
Lewis Benton
Charles Callahan
Cynthia Perry
Buk
Callahan
Curtis C Thompson
Mark C. Thompson
SEW
SWI
J Oi
Viewell
Ro RO McDonald
Wellner
Charles Gunderson
Carl Vankiner
Elizabeth Rathburn
William R. Gaylord
Alj HT
Carow
A. GG Whandley
A. G Handley
GC. W Handley
Joseph H. Aling
Allin Brockway
Block
H. FE. Litsey
A. I. Eastwood
A. H W. Carow
Edward Walsh
A. H. Carow
Rose McNulty
Dalton
KK. Kratz
Joseph M Swenson
Clint ID Laing
Sarah Ann Goodwin
United States of America
Ernest P. Selch
Severe Penalties Fixed for Hoarders and Others
The Food Control Act imposes severe penalties for hoarding or destroying foods and for discriminatory, unfair, or wasteful practices in handling necessaries. Section 6 sets fines up to 5000 dollars and imprisonment up to two years for willful hoarding. Nearly 20,000,000 girls and boys volunteer for the United States Garden Army to boost food production under Interior Department guidance.
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United States Garden Army
Department of the Interior
US Sog
Farmers Urged to Move Grain Stacks From Railways
Nebraska Food Administration urges farmers to place grain stacks away from railroad rights of way and to plough fire guards around stored grain to prevent fires. Union Pacific offers section hands to assist in removing stacks and building guards. contact railroad headquarters for immediate help.
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Food Administration For
Nebraska
The
Food Administration
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
What He Deserves
The poem mocks a man who believes he knows it all, predicting a collapse or downfall. When he falls, onlookers feel no pity, and even their inner circle secretly cheers his misfortune.
Forgetting Her and the Papa Card Game
Maisie recalls telling Jack to see papa after he proposed. Daisy asks what happened, and Maisie explains they began playing cards and now he visits papa every night.
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Maisie
Jack
Papa
Daisy
Practical Education Why Do You Insist on Studying German
A remark on practical education notes a student’s intent to study German to confront a Prussian general face to face and ensure the message is understood. The exchange highlights a bold, defiant mindset regarding language study and international affairs.
The Infant Terrible
A humorous fragment notes an apparent marvel that Japanese dentists extract teeth with their fingers and recalls a hostess’s child removing her teeth similarly, using a playful exchange to illustrate a comic misinterpretation.
Supplanted Joke: Russians March On Moscow Ends Joke
A sharp aside notes the old quip about Dutch taking Holland is buried by history as the Russians advance on Moscow, reframing humor into a stark political reality. The remark underscores how quickly wartime events erase prior levity.
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Holland
Moscow
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Nebraska Blacksmith
A vintage testimonial ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney support. J E Hershey of Big Springs Nebraska reports relief from headaches and back pain with Doan's, recommending it to others suffering kidney issues. The ad notes the price as 60 cents and promotes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as the maker.
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Dean
J. E. Hershey
Big Springs
Nebraska
Doan
Public beating places may serve beef one meal daily
In Omaha, Nebraskan July Important changes in the Federal Food Administration program permit public eating places to serve beef at the noonday meal each day. The shift follows conservation progress that allows two meatless meals daily and emphasizes sugar conservation rules.
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Omaha
Nebraskan
Federal Food Administration
Conserving Sugar Urged by Food Administration in Nebraska
The Food Administration urges Nebraskans to limit sugar use to two pounds per person per month with a July allotment of 5 900 000 pounds. Households may buy three pounds per person monthly, but Wattles believes Nebraskans will join in a patriotic effort to meet the two pound target to avoid a shortage.
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Nebraska
Nebraskang
Wattles
Humorist-Buster Poem Purchase Cited In Local Talk
The humorist claims the poet sold a poem while noting the novelist wonders how the piece was chosen. An onlooker recalls seeing the humorist dine on a cent table d hote meal today.
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Buster
Nothing Else Like It In Sidney Adler-ika Claim
An advertisement touts Adler-ika as an instant remedy with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. It claims one spoonful flushes the bowel and relieves sour stomach gas and constipation, promising quick action and noting Western Drug Co. performs neat prompt job work at the office.
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Sidney
Adler-ika
Aderika
Western Drug Co
International Motor Truck Rear Axle Delivers Real Value
A strong motor must be paired with an efficient drive. The International internal gear drive rear axle converts engine power into ten miles capacity, enabling hauling and delivery service that business owners value. Across markets, owners praise their investment and the truck’s performance.
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International Motor Trucks
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Stewitts Building
S. R. Sweet Contractor and Builder
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W. A. Zwink
Osborn
Sidney, Nebraska
Frank A. Barger
Osteopathic
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
C. W. Zike
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Neubauer Building
Joseph M. Swenson
Hink & Studt Building
Henry E. Gapen
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W. R. Weeden
New Osborn
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Frederick W Meltzer
John A. Simones
W. BP. Miles
John Aa. Simones
Josephine G. Jones
Allan Brockway
Nebraska Food Administration
G. W. Wattles
McCormick
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John Deere
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DE Laval
Fairbanks Morse
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