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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
7
Notice by sheriff announces sale under an order of sale from Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court. On July 28 1925 at 10 am at the east front door of the Sidney courthouse the property Lot 6 Block 39 Original Town of Bidney will be auctioned. Sale remains open one hour. J W McDaniel sheriff.
By order of Isola B Wascon Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska Robert B Oberfelder sues The Sidney Auto Sales Company et al. Real estate described in Sidney is to be sold at public auction July 28 1925 at 10 a.m. at the front door of the Court House Sidney Nebraska. Sale open one hour. Dated June 24 1925.
Notice of sale issued by Cheyenne County District Court to satisfy first and second liens on real estate in Sidney Nebraska. The sheriff will sell August 11, 1925 at 11:00 A M, at the east door of the county courthouse, for cash to highest bidder. Description covers north 22 by 66 feet and north 22 1/2 by 66 feet of lot 12 block 20 in original Sidney. Also local mortgage foreclosure by Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. against Helen Feeline and others on west half of section 27 township 14 north range 48 west. Answer by August 10, 1925.
Records show 3100 gallons of cream shipped by express from Peetz in June. Add cream hauled to Sterling and Sidney with a conservative sale estimate near 5000 dollars. Eggs moved in large numbers. Four carloads of cattle and two of hogs shipped from Peetz during June.
A reader is invited to schedule a birthday photoshoot at Phelps Studio this year to capture milestone portraits. The notice highlights studio services and uses a period tone typical of local newspaper ads.
Sealed bids for Gravel Surfacing and related work on the Lodge Pole Sunol Project No. 149-A will be received at the Nebraska Department of Public Works in Lincoln until 9:00 A.M. July 31, 1925, and publicly opened. Work includes 3.7 miles of gravel road with about 46 600 square yards of 2 inch surfacing. 5% certified check required. Start by Aug 15 and complete by Dec 1, 1925. Plans available at Cheyenne County Clerk in Sidney or State DPW in Lincoln. State and County may waive technicalities and reject all bids.
Bid call for grading culverts bridges and incidental earthwork on the Lodge Pole Potter Federal Aid Road Project No 149-B near Sidney Nebraska. Bids received by July 31 1925 at 9:00 AM and opened publicly. Plans and specs available at the County Clerk Sidney or State Public Works Lincoln with right to waive technicalities and reject bids.
County clerk KR OL Cochran and a state engineer figure in a terse, fragmentary notice. The readable text points to official roles and a possible upcoming action or appointment within county and state administration. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
Sidney resident T. L. Moore, proprietor of a blacksmith shop, reports heavy lifting caused dull backache and sluggish kidneys. One box of Dean's Pills ended the pain and regulated his kidneys. Price 60c at all dealers. Foester Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
Mrs E H Hollingsworth of North Platte Nebraska reports after three days use of Sor bol Quadruple a great relief and says her goitre is entirely gone She offers to share details by words or letter The product is a colorless applied externally as simple to use as toilet water See it at Bas sett s Pharmacy and Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio
A large porcupine weighing about twenty pounds was killed near Bridgeport last Saturday after two heavy shotgun charges. The animal was brought to town and shown at the Heatrice Creamery station window where many spectators viewed it. It is said to be the largest ever seen in the area and may be linked to missing Anderson poultry.
A porcupine killed by Mr. Anderson last Saturday attracted notice in Bridgeport Herald. The animal reportedly fed on bark and leaves in an area with scarce vegetation, rolls into a spined ball when attacked, and sheds spines easily. Local cattle and horses have suffered spines in past encounters. The piece notes spines can be removed with pliers and claims this is the first porcupine seen in the area in a long time.
A notice requests any person willing to lend 2000 to 2500 dollars on a geod farm land mortgage at eight percent to call on W. P. Miles. The terse message seeks private funding and provides no additional terms or contact details.
The article lists Legion officers including Commander Charles D. Gardner and Adjutant N. Rene Wilhelmy. It notes regular meetings on the 8th Tuesday night of each month at Odd Fellow Hall.
Country Club governance includes President Dr. M. E. Pettibone and Vice President A. K. Greenlee with Earl R. Kratz as Secretary. Directors are Dr. R. E. Roche Paul L. Martin M. W. Dimery J. L. McIntosh J. A. Bentley A. J. Jorgenson A. KE. Phelps R. P. Kepler and R. S. Overfelder.
Chamber of Commerce announces leadership including M. W. Dimery as President and Dr. Harry L. Mantor as Vice President. Also listed are Marius Christensen as Treasurer Leo Osborn as Secretary Dr M E Pettibone and W B Weeden with other members E Ledbetter and Wm Winders.
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