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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
12
The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription options including one year with postage paid for $1.50 six months and single copies priced at 60 cents. The notice notes advance payment and postal classification as second class matter with foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association.
A carnival of small anecdotes shows children mispronouncing names and boasting clever fixes. A four year old fears fireworks and seeks motherly reassurance while another says a father is in jail. A child jokes about a broken fan and laments adults neglect.
Dan Butler announces entry in the Democratic Governor primary, asserts personal independence, rejects alliances with demagogues and party bosses, and pledges not to join any clique or self-appointed leadership.
Cheyenne County Nebraska sheriff to sell at public auction the NW quarter of section 15, township 16, range 49, at 10 a.m. August 14, 1922, to satisfy a mortgage decree for 6782.66 plus interest and costs. Sale to be at the east outside door of Sidney courthouse. Plaintiff intervenor Leander Clark College represented by Kepler and Kratz.
Sextor George Reetz and family and others hosted and attended Sunday meals at several homes in Potter. many residents visited Redington on the 4th. misc visits and dinners noted including Schubarth, Nelson, Matthewson, Ellsworth, Gustafson, Logar, Buck, and Fisher households. Charley Fisher injured by a cattle guard returning from Redington Tuesday.
Pleasant Valley residents joined in Fourth of July revelries from Sidney to Haxtun. Elmer Phelps and families joined the Bowser households at Haxtun while Rev. Holmes and kin celebrated there. Mrs. Holmes stayed to tend cherries on her mother’s farm near Haxtun. George Fisher’s party enjoyed a picnic dinner and evening dance. A. B. Hillard and family marked the Woods home in Nebraska. A. B. Jennik visited Sidney last Monday as Mrs. B. Simpson and children joined in local festivities.
By virtue of a chattel mortgage dated August 21 1920 from Ralph Potter and Charles L Huffer to Aultman Taylor Machinery Company, filed October 6 1921 in Cheyenne County Nebraska, the outstanding debt of 3592.48 as of July 14 1922 triggers a public sale at the Austman Taylor warehouse in Sidney Nebraska Friday August 4 1922 at 2 PM. The property is an Aultman Taylor 23 36 inch New Century Separator No 33698 with belts wind stacker Heineke feeder and Harshing weigher. Agent O Dimick signs for the company.
Mrs Norton visited Mrs Austin on Wednesday and Mrs Teluik fell ill Thursday requiring a doctor. Dr Swatzlander aided effort letting Mrs Tewik travel to Sidney Friday. Mrs Norton and Mrs Simpson called at W Simpson’s Wednesday. Harvesters work on Maley ranch since last Thursday. Holmes family to move from FT R Holmes to Potter by September first for electric plant job. visitors include Mrs Avery Danforth from Steele and Miss Jensen from Palmview.
A partial bank balance sheet shows items such as checks and items of exchange totaling 258 370 82 dollars. It notes capital stock paid in and liabilities including surplus fund undivided profits and individual deposits to check time deposits subject certificates with a listed amount of 110 795 83 dollars.
North Divide residents report midweek travel to Sidney for business while Mrs. Goodert and Mrs. Neiman visited family and recovered from illness. Wm. Reiner received care, Clyde Kinton family hosted relatives, and a light rain blessed grain nearing cutting. Sunday school picnic planned at Olson's grove. many locals called on friends and managed property interests in Huntsman and Bushnell.
The Misses Alvina Sehnenne and Martha Frerichs and Harvey Bett Terry Belt and bride were dinner guests on Sunday at the J Chapman home. Locals sympathy extended to Trade of Sidney on the loss of their infant daughter. Ed Schmuelle visited Sidney for dental work. Frank Partrey and family left Sidney Sunday, visiting friends. Prospects for crops looked promising. Guy Wellner harvested rye and wheat, noting fine height and quality.
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