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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
7
Commerce census shows Nebraska's total government cost for year ending November 30 1920 at 14 087 257 with per capita 10 83. Revenue receipts 14 471 702 or 11 12 per person leaving a 29 cent per capita excess over costs. Property and special taxes provide most revenue.
Paris officials and reparations circles see France's pressure easing as Germany agrees to the proviso of foreign loan aid. The reparations commission had demanded unconditional compliance, but the loan detail is viewed as solvable and routine.
Major A D Davis reports extended reception date to June 15 for the citizens military training camp for Nebraska South Dakota and Kansas to be held at Fort Des Moines in August. Seven men from Omnaha fill quota Nebraska allotted 1000. No prior experience required and no obligation for later service. All expenses paid by the government uniforms housing and rail fare furnished.
Health improvement allows Representative Kinkaid to return to his office. He reviews district letters and telegrams urging a reconsideration of quitting the race and weighs a new filing in the upcoming primary after withdrawing his original candidacy during illness.
New York miners rejected a proposal to ask President Harding to appoint a tribunal to settle the anthracite coal strike. The motion, put forward by operators before the joint subcommittee on wage contract negotiations, was dismissed as objectionable by Philip Murray UMW vice president, who declined to specify grounds.
Mutineers seize Harbin with the garrison declaring support for General Wu and breaking from General Chang. Central Manchuria is under mutineer control as the anti government movement expands beyond initial clashes.
Paris deputies approve Premier Poincare to continue directing France foreign policy with a 484 to 100 tally. The vote endorses the course he has pursued since taking power, granting him broad authority.
Chicago business shows improvement as the citizens' committee says 3,000 building trades mechanics were placed this month, raising total placements to 12,000. The note points to steadier demand in construction sectors and ongoing hiring activity in the Chicago area.
Omaha reports the Federal Land Bank cuts borrower rate from 6 to 5 percent per year, effective June 1, announced by president D. P. Hogan.
In Peking an extraordinary cabinet session heard President Hau Shih-Chang offer his resignation and urged him to delay until parliament convenes. If a vacancy occurs before a new president takes office, Acting Premier Chow Tsu-Chi would act.
Paris announced Germany's conditional acceptance of the Allied Reparations Commission terms. The move follows months of diplomacy as both sides seek to settle postwar financial obligations and rebuild European economies.
Notice of sheriff sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska under a 1922 foreclosure decree. Leander Clark College as intervenor seeks sale of the NW quarter of section 15 to satisfy $6782.66 plus interest and costs, with sale at the Cheyenne County Courthouse in Sidney on July 10, 1922.
Juan Corral held in jail for murder faced Memorial Day with stoic calm as soldiers approached the courthouse for a commemorative procession instead of the electric chair. He displayed a testament, wondered about a firing squad, and awaited sentencing, finally assured the event honored real heroes.
Damage from ham skippers costs about a million dollars yearly in inspected meat. Prevention is key, with 30 mesh screens for storage, cement floors and light walls to remove hiding places, and hydrocyanic acid fumigation per USDA directions. The skipper life cycle is 12 days in warm weather, allowing two generations per month, and a ham case showed 52 627 skippers over 15 months causing six pounds four ounces of weight loss.
Governor Samuel J. McKelvie issues a statewide directive calling a primary election on Tuesday July 18 1922. The ballot covers U S Senate nomination, six congressional districts, state offices, Supreme Court judges, university regents, state superintendent, and state legislative races. Secretary Darius M. Amsberry attests the proclamation with the Great Seal.
Notice of incorporation for the McDonald Motor Sales Company of Sidney Nebraska names the principal office in Sidney and declares its business as Ford Motor Company agent selling Ford Fordson Lincoln autos and parts with a garage and repair shop. Capital stock $25 000 paid in $12 000. commenced April 15 1922 and to terminate April 15 1972. Officers include C B McDonald president A G McDonald vice president C C Walker secretary treasurer and director. Dated May 17 1922.
The Board of County Commissioners will meet as a Board of Equalization on June 13 and remain for three to twenty days. Taxpayers must file changes corrections or complaints during this period and should inspect assessments. Attest F N Slawson County Clerk.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court on May 27 1922 Judge C P Climbers presiding. Otto P Hink petitions to admit and probate what is claimed as a duly authenticated copy of Otto Nink Sr deceased last will and testament from Crawford County Town State. A hearing is set for June 26 1922 at 10 a m. The Telegraph to publish the notice for three weeks to inform all interested parties.
By order of Isola B. Wasson clerk, the Cheyenne County District Court, Henry T. Doran and Charles M. Hadley plaintiffs obtain levy on Myron T. Munsinger property. Wheat on south half of section four, township fourteen, range fifty, and SW quarter of section three, township fourteen, range fifty, Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale to highest cash bidder on south half of section four on June 15 1922 at 10 a m. Mortgage by D J Jones on Wheat south half of section four and Anton Granquist two thirds of 55 acres on SW quarter of section three. Dated June 1 1922. J W McDaniel Sheriff.
The Chamber of Commerce announces its officers with Dr. H. E. Mantor as President L. T. Poole as Vice President Martin W. Dimery as Treasurer J. W. Johnson as Secretary. Directors include A. K. Greenlee A. E. Phelps W. K. Hodgkin Rev. Samuel Light Dr. M. E. Pettibone and Guy V. Doran.
Country Club officers and leaders listed include W. K. Hodgkin as President Dr F A Barger as Vice President E R Kratz as Secretary Treasurer J L McIntosh H E Mantor P I Martin R E Roche R H Rogers J A Bentley and M W Dimery as members.
Local railway schedule from Sidney lists multiple trains with departure times for up and westbound runs including Mail and freight services. Trains numbered 6 8 2 18 10 20 4 262 8 19 7 5 1 9 17 and 261 appear with morning and evening departures plus Sunday exceptions for freight.
Burlington Route No 302 leaves at 1:00 a m No 304 at 3:22 a m west south bound No 301 leaves at 3:06 a m No 303 at 4:20 p m No 302 stops at Bridgeport and Alliance only
A vintage health ad warns that kidney troubles progress quietly and cause backache headaches and more. It promotes Doan s Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs J B Green of Sidney and a price of 60 cents at all dealers, credited to Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The old man Joodle notes that reputation for wit and virtue is less a handicap today though some celebrate technical acquittals of self confessed crooks. The Chicago Daily News quotes him on changing views of justice and morality.
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