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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
6
A Lexington area couple, Mr. and Mrs. J A White, report rapid health gains after taking Tanlac for chronic dyspepsia. They say nervous suffering eased, sleep improved, and energy returned, with praise for the medicine’s effects on overall vitality.
Industrial plans describe an auto tire streetcar on Staten Island with a trolley pole drawing power from overhead wires. In Minden, a county board approves electrolier lighting for the courthouse square, with residents pledging support funds. Falls City prints a new directory for about 1800 subscribers in a town of 5000. Loup City completes sewer and water mains expansion. Fairbury eyes savings from a city electricity contract with Fairbury Mill and Elevator Co. Snyder to receive power via transmission lines from Scribner with $18,000 in bonds approved. Holmesville residents pledge $5,300 for an ice plant through ice book subscriptions.
The village of Rulo outlines plans to install a new water system in the near future aiming to improve local supply. Officials say construction will begin soon and involve upgrades to distribution and treatment facilities.
Electric engineers are selected to devise a practical scheme for highway lighting along busy night routes between large population centers. The plan requires transmission lines connecting electric central stations to communities hosting installations.
Tests show every extra inch between lips and mouthpiece adds 120 miles of wire to the line. Proper distance is about one inch. further reduces consonant clarity while closer than half an inch distorts nasal sounds. Also notices Hink's Boot Shop offers leather harvest field shoes $2.95 and stylish pumps and oxfords at $1.95, with Dr B Charles Pease now in Osborne Building. For taxi call 161.
Big boys' shoes leather soles cloth tops two percent to five thirty four price one ninety five HINKS We fit the feet HINKS boot for taxi call 161
The City of Sidney Nebraska will hold a special election on August 9 1921 to decide two questions. First the city may issue bonds totaling 12000 dollars to buy and improve land for parks and public grounds and levy a tax to pay principal and interest. Second the city may issue bonds totaling 10000 dollars to construct a sewerage system and levy a tax. Voting locations are Ward 1 Court House Ward 2 School House Ward 3 Library Building. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The notice is signed by Mayor and City Clerk Fred E Stephens on July 1 1921.
The Farmers Union Co-operative Association of Sidney Nebraska mortgagee announces the sale of one 15-30 Aultman Taylor tractor under chattel mortgage No. 17702. The sale is on August 6, 1921, at 2:00 p.m. at the mortgagee's store in Sidney Nebraska for cash to the highest bidder. Dated July 13, 1921.
John F Moseman mortgaged forty acres of corn two Moline wagons and an Aultman Taylor tractor to Farmers Union Cooperative Association of Sidney Nebraska for 348.28 with 183.82 due and 30 estimated possession costs. Mortgage filed January 11 1921 in Cheyenne County Clerk’s office. Sale details referenced for possession and enforcement.
By two executions issued by Isola B Wasson clerk of the district court of Cheyenne County Nebraska in cases for Louis Jabanek and William Turner against Thomas J Johnson I have levied on the south half of Section Eight Township Thirteen Range Forty eight west of the 6th P M and I will sell on August 18 1921 at 10 o clock at the front door of the Cheyenne County Court House.
In Sidney Nebraska the property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy executions. The aggregate amount due is 312.70 with 10 percent interest from March 1 1921 and 35.80 costs plus accruing costs. J W McDaniel Sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebraska dated July 15 1921.
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