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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
18
A discussion on how liquor seizures extend to vehicles and even clothing, questioning equity of liens on pants and pockets under Prohibition enforcement. It warns installment clothing dealers to check whether garments are used to transport illegal alcohol and suggests selling installment garments without pockets to avoid losses.
The London FKconomist editor notes visitors from colonies feel Britain must endure wartime economic strains. He argues national focus on coal strikes and related ills seems misplaced as people prefer sport like golf and cricket over social duties. He warns treating woes quickly may hamper natural adjustment after the war.
A Lincoln Journal opinion notes concern that acting on instinct might do more harm than good, signaling caution about impulsive decisions and urging careful consideration of consequences before action.
The Gauge county tax assessment list publication provokes public indignation as wealthy residents understate value of holdings while common earners see higher levies. Reports cite merchan dise valued at 5 000 and 23 000 listed similarly, and a figure of 850 masking nearly 26 000 of property. Officials say publicity boosts revenue for the county treasurer by exposing slackers.
Miss Anna Carlson says the good sisters are the kitchen police for church socials. She notes it is no reflection on Mary who chose the better part and is ready to eat when Martha calls dinner.
The Mississippi mob reacts to an incident claiming Louis Wimbley assaulted a white woman after allegedly stepping on her foot. The State Journal notes the pattern of racial violence tied to the Tulsa massacre era and warns readers of ongoing mob justice.
By order of the District Court Clerk Cheyenne County Nebraska dated September 28 1920 judgment in favor of Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Wahoo Nebraska against S C Thompson et al directs sale under the court through the Sheriff. Proceedings set to enforce lien and satisfy debt per court directive.
Samuel R. Perry mortgaged to First National Bank of Sidney Neb. a sedan Overland number 88887 and touring car number 40708 for 2430 dollars. Mortgage filed March 14 1921, past due and unpaid. Sale to highest bidder for cash August 15 1921 at 2 PM at Sidney Motor Company. Receiver Francis A. Chapman, mortgagee.
In favor of Charles Holt against SC Thompson and others the aggregate judgments total 97032 dollars 60 cents with costs 33 dollars. Sheriff J W McDaniel will offer for sale all of section 23 township 14 range 49 west Sixth Principal Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska on August 24 1921 at 10 o clock a m at the east door of the Court House in Sidney Nebraska to satisfy the judgments, property levied upon, attendance required. Dated July 21 1921.
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