Guardian seeks license to sell Helen Stewitts estate Sid ney land
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Guardian George F E Blanchard seeks court authorization to sell the minor Helen Stewitts estate. An order by Judge H M Grimes sets sale for August 3 1914 at 10 a m at the courthouse front door with terms of one third cash and balance within three years secured by first mortgage at 6 percent interest. Description covers multiple parcels in Sidney including blocks 18 29 and surrounding lots and land in sections 1 6 33 township 13 north range 50 49 and 41 west. Sale open one hour. July 6 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Blanchard
Helen Stewitts
H. M. Grimes
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
Township Thirteen
George F. Blanchard
Ordinance 138 Tax Levy for Sidney Nebraska 1914
The Village of Sidney Nebraska adopts a tax schedule for 1914 detailing levies in mills for general revenue electric light sewer water bonds library and city hall maintenance and debt service. It specifies rates for real and personal property assessed in 1914 and provides that total 389-20 mills be collected by the village treasurer.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Caftman
State of
City Hall
IL. O. Fundingsland
Leslie Neubauer
Sidney Nebraska 1914 appropriations ordinance details
An ordinance by the Village of Sidney Nebraska appropriates funds for 1914. It sets General Fund totals including salaries, fire and street expenses, library support, water and sewer bond payments, and electric light and heating bonds. The measure provides specified amounts and levy conditions, with passage dated July 17.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Hall
Carnegie Public Library
Telem
Fundingsland
Leslie Neubauer
Order of hearing on petition for settlement of account
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court hears Julia Ahrens petition for final settlement of the estate of Milton Ahrens deceased. August 21, 1914 at 10:00 a m set for hearing with notice by publication in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior. The matter seeks discharge of administratrix Julia Ahrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Henry J. Gapen
Milton Ahrens
Julia Ahrens
Sidney Telegraph
Henry FE. Gapen
Notice of liquor license application for Gurley town
Steven Davis filed on July 6 1914 with the Cheyenne County Board of County Commissioners for license to sell malt spirits and vinous liquors at Lot 13 Block 2 Gurley Union Valley Precinct Cheyenne County Nebraska from August 15 1914 to August 14 1915. If no objection remonstrance or protest is filed within two weeks from July 13 1914 the license may be granted. Steves Davis Applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Davis
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Gurley
Union Valley Precinct
Steves Davis
International sheriffs converge in Lincoln for annual session
The International sheriffs association opened its annual session in Lincoln July 21. Noted sheriffs from across the country arrived with railroad detectives. B B Wilcox of St Paul Howard county sheriff appears the youngest, about twenty three. Attendees planned to visit Lincoln Omaha Western league ball games. Sheriff A J Salisbury of Lincoln County accompanied George Brown, convicted of burglary and sentenced to one to ten years, to the penitentiary, for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancon
International Sheriffs’ Association
Lincoln
B. B Wilcox
St. Paul
Howard County
A. J. Salisbury
Lincoln County
George Brown
William Fried Dies in Fremont at 82
William Fried longtime grain and lumber executive and four term mayor of Fremont died at his home after a six month illness caused by cancer. Born in Sweden he came to the United States in 1861, served in an Illinois regiment, and moved to Fremont in 1869 where he held leadership roles in Nye Colson Nye Wilson More Nye Schneider Fowler and related firms. He declined renomination after four mayoral terms and recently canceled plans for another European tour due to health.
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Fremont, Nob
William Fried
Nye Schneider Fowler Grain Company
Sweden
Illinois
Fremont
Nye & Colson
Nye-Wilson-Morehouse Company
Nse-Schneider-Fowler Company
Fried
Europe
Army to harvest grain promises chicken dinners
The Minneapolis Civic and Commerce association urged Omaha volunteers to travel to Minnesota North and South Dakota and Minnesota to aid in harvesting a record grain crop. The telegram from the Commercial Club of Omaha seeks men immediately and promises chicken dinners and favorable conditions.
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Omaha
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
Commercial Club of
Clanuck League Formed in Nebraska with Six Towns
A new base ball league organized at Edgar Nebraska includes Clay Center Deweese Edgar Fairfield Glenville and Nelson. M G Reeves of Fairfield elected president A D Scott of Edgar vice president J O Latta of Clay Center secretary Carl Shively of Nelson treasurer. A nine weeks schedule drafted for this year with games played this week next year to issue a full schedule.
Gypsy band hunted for theft near Weeping Water
Sheriff C D Quinton pursued about forty gypsies to Weeping Water seeking the arrest of a woman charged with stealing a $10 bill from laborer W F Gardner during a fortune telling performance. Gardner identified her. she was taken to Plattsmouth to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeping Water
Neb
C D. Quinton
W. FR. Gardner
Plattsmouth
Gardner
Plattamouth
Omaha suffrage plank shapes Nebraska debate
Omaha chiefs of the Nebraska Equal Suffrage association declare votes for women the sole plank of their movement and denounce ties to a feminist wave broadcast by the Nebraska Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage of Omaha. Also, Tel Jed Tokyo tournament opens at Turner hall with welcome formalities as Turner girls from Oklahoma City join visiting teams.
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Omaha
Equal Suffrage Movement
Nebraska Equal Suffrage Association
Nebraska Association
Turner Hall
Oklahoma City
Widow Grace Beals Dies in Omaha at Ninety
Grace Elizabeth Beals widow of Professor Samuel D Beals dies at home in Omaha aged ninety after fifty eight years here She came from New York state with her husband Professor Beals once Omaha school superintendent Also Lt Governor S R McKelvie to depart for New York Philadelphia Boston and other eastern points for a trip expected to last until September first.
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Omaha
Grace Elizabeth Beals
Samuel D. Beals
New York State
Professor Beals
S. R. McKelvie
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Vote-Getting Contest Offers Obermeyer Piano Prize
A local vote contest promises a $400 Obermeyer & Sons piano to the lady with the most votes, plus other prizes. Votes can be earned by buying goods for coupons or subscribing to The Telegraph, with ballots counted August 5 and 6 by a designated awarding committee. the contest emphasizes fairness and disallows organizational entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obermeyer & Sons
Leale Neubauer
ILO
Pundingsiand
R. A. Barlow
Politics In Caillaux Case At Paris Trial
Politics drove the Caillaux murder trial in Paris as Mme Caillaux faces the killing of Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro. The government reportedly worried about diplomatic papers once in Calmette’s possession and later handed to President Poincare who forwarded them to the foreign office.
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Paris
Mme. Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
The
Figaro
Poincare
Foreign Office
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