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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
8
A Providence Journal editorial notes that excess accumulation of junk burdens households. It argues savers cling to valueless items, though the day they are needed rarely arrives, cluttering homes and wasting space. Families should prune possessions to avoid needless clutter.
A moving picture director offers professor $5,000 for filming his book. The professor objects, saying the film diverges from his work. The studio boasts a versatile writer can adapt anything, while the professor reveals he sent his algebra textbook by mistake instead of his novel.
A domestic scene unfolds as a dog on a neighbor’s side frets over a crying baby left in a perambulator in the yard. A couple debates the mother’s indifference, neighborly meddling, and the dog’s anxious posture as the mother nears the scene.
A Chicago Daily News scene describes a dog settling in his corner with chin resting on his paws, the man of the house murmuring that “All's well with the world.” The moment conveys calm domestic reassurance and gentle humor.
Ordinance 182 calls a special election on August 9 1921 in Sidney Nebraska. Two questions ask about issuing bonds to fund parks and sewerage, with polling places Ward 1 Court House Ward 2 School House Ward 3 Library Building and hours eight AM to eight PM. Also includes mortgage sale notice for a 15 30 Aultman Taylor tractor under a chattel mortgage No 17702, auction August 6 1921 at 2 PM in Sidney.
In Sidney Nebraska the property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy executions. The amount due aggregates 312.70 plus 10 percent interest from March 1 1921 and 35.80 costs with accruing costs. J W McDaniel Sheriff Cheyenne County Nebraska July 15 1921.
Two executions issued by Isola B Wasson Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska in favor of Louis Jabanek against Thomas J Johnson and in favor of William Turner against Thomas J Johnson, levy on the south one half of Section 8 Township 13 Range 48 west, 6th P M. Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale set for August 18 1921 at 10 o'clock A M at the front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse.
John F. Moseman mortgaged forty acres of corn two Moline wagons and an Aultman Taylor tractor to Farmers Union Cooperative Association of Sidney Nebraska. The chattel mortgage was filed January 11 1921 in Cheyenne County and now $183.82 plus costs of possession total about $30 remain due on the loan. The sale action follows the mortgage filing and possession procedures in Nebraska.
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