J. A. Gibson, Inc. Incorporation Details in Nebraska
The document authorizes a Nebraska corporation to engage in automobile and related businesses with capital stock of 25 000 dollars, 10 000 subscribed and paid up, commencing May 9, 1932 for 50 years. Indebtedness limited to two thirds of paid capital. Managed by President Treasurer Secretary and a three-member board. Directors listed: J A Gibson A W Gibson and P B McCluskey of Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Gibson
A W Gibson
P. B McCluskey
Sidney
Nebraska
JOZ A Gibson, Inc
J. A. Gibson
Paul L. Martin
Sheriff Sale Notice of Reel Contractors Shares in Cheyenne
The sheriff will sell twenty five shares of Reel Contractors Inc capital stock owned by J L Reel and twenty five shares owned by A E Kennedy on June 15 1932 at 10 AM at the east front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Nebr to satisfy a judgment in favor of B L Carter. The amount due is 2136.64 plus 11.60 costs future costs accrue. Dated June 2 1932. W W Schulz Sheriff. Jearl R Kraiz attorney. Hink Bldg Sidney Nebr. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION JOE A GIBSON INC organized under Nebraska law with principal business in Sidney Cheyenne County its business to manufacture purchase sell rent store repair and care of automobiles motorcycles and motor vehicles and operate storage houses and garages for hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McIntosh
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
B.L Carter
J. L.reel
Abe. Kennedy
Reel Contractors, Inc
A. E. Kennedy
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Jearl R. Kraiz
Hink
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Sunol and Sidney Land Trades and Visitors Reported
P Z Gentry and son Ralph were Sunol callers Saturday. Many residents visit Omaha, Sidney, and Lodge Pole for business, shopping, or travel. Golf, cattle shipments, and ball games noted along with multiple family shoppers and callers through Sunol and surrounding towns.
Notice of Discharge Hearing in Nebraska Bankruptcy Case
In the District Court of Nebraska North Platte division Donald Wills bankrupt No 462 petitions for discharge issued June 7 1932. Date set July 11 1932 for creditors and interested parties to file opposition in writing at the Referee's office 9 13 Tramp Building North Platte Nebraska with ten days to file specifications of grounds of opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States For
District of Nebraska
North Platte
Donald Wills
Tramp
Nebraska
Sunol News Highlights Local Farming and Visits
Sunol farmers busy two rowing corn with some replanting due to cut worms. Sunol played baseball Sunday with North Divide on the divide. Mrs. Gordon Hahne and brother Charles Oliverius visited Sunol Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Pringle called at Paul Booth home Wednesday. Nels Johnson and the Miles were Sunol callers Wednesday. James Livingston was a Sunol business caller Saturday. Mrs. Jack Hannah and Clayton Lindley shopped in Sidney Wednesday. Mrs. William Weber and daughter of Breadwater visited A J Englert Friday. Francis Kucera spent last week in Suro with his grandmother. Miss Mable Johnson dinner guest at A Fenske home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Englert and Harve Misegadis were Sidney business callers Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Demers
Sidney
W. D Bailey
Lodge Pole
T. W. Hubbell
Frank Pavlat
A Jd Beneglert
Loyal Lindley
William Span
Bert Allington
Millet Seed
Leona Lindley
F. GC. Johnson
Fremont
Sunol
Wyoming
Emil Englert
Omaha
John Zalesky
Pr DoRac
Chappell
Sunel
E. Dickinson
Ben Vacik
Paul Booth
Friend Dickinson
Crock
Colo
H. H. Misegadis
Orma
Ben Vscik
Paul
North Divide
Gordon Hahne
Charles Oliverius
George Pringle
Nels Johnson
the Miles
James Livingston
Jack Hannah
Clayton Lindley
William Weber
Breadwater
A J Englert
Francis Kucera
Suro
Mable Johnson
A Fenske
Harve Misegadis
Saturday visitors and local health visit notes
Booth and daughter Geraldine shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mr and Mrs M M Herbert were Sund callers. Miss Mable Johnson and Naomi and Glenis Fenske called on Mrs Bert Allington Saturday morning. Paul Booth had a horse cut by barber wide. Dr DoRan was called to care for the horse. Miss Mable Johnson left for Raymord Saturday afternoon on the bus after ten days visiting. Mrs Amelia Lindley and son Clayton spent Friday night at Lodge Pole at the A Englert home caring for Mr Englert who is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Englert
Mr. Englert
North Divide community notes and social events
Mrs Pearl Spares and Ed Sheldon family visited Claud Sparks home Wednesday evening. Mrs Ed Wolverton went to Stanton for her father's illness. Mrs Claud Sparks hosted for Mrs A J Hamilton who moves to Rawlins Wyoming. Local visits include John, Henry, Conrad and Bertha Glant with relatives. Mary Sheldon with Elmer Choan. Sparks at Choan’s Sunday morning. Huntsman Hustlers beat Lorenzo 4 to 2. Dinners hosted by J A Sparks for Carl Schmid and Fred Kettler families. Fred Seimers visited Arnold Braasch. John Pavlat of Sidney stayed with Jack Sparks. Paul Sparks and children dined with Harry Sparks. Conrad Glanz spent Sunday with Henry Glanz. Harold Kettler and Otto Raus returned from eastern state vacation Saturday. Ed Japke and C B Kinton visited Monday. Huntsman Farmers Elevator directors met with the auditor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sheldon
Claud Sparks
Ed Wolverton
Stanton
A. J. Hamilton
Rawlins
Wye
John
Henry
Conrad
Bertha Glant
Mary Sheldon
Elmer Choan
Huntsman
Lorenzo
J. A. Sparks
Carl Schmid
Fred Kettler
Fred Seimers
Arnold Braasch
Gurley
John Pavlat
Sidney
Jack Sparks
Paul Sparks
Harry Sparks
Conrad Glanz
Henry Glans
Harold Kettler
Otto Raus
Ed Japke
C .B. Kinton
Farmers Elevator
North Potter Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Recoveries
Mrs Edgar Anderson recovers from major operation at Kimball hospital. Cynthia Anne Reetz convalesces after tonsil surgery at Miller Hospital. Families visit Emil Tank and share meals and help with field work. Sidney trips and card parties noted as residents attend gatherings and business calls. Loretta Tank, Herbert Johnson, Homer Light, Elmer Jacobson, and Leslie Sanders families are among those mentioned in a sequence of local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Anderson
Kimball Hospital
Cynthia Anne Reetz
Miller Hospital
Arthur Harms
Irving Sanders
Emil Tank
Elwood Harms
Ray Fisher
Joe Sigmund
Ernest Gerler
Elmer Jacobson
Leslie Sanders
Local families visit friends and relatives Sunday
Mr and Mrs Nick Jacobson and family spent Sunday at the Howard Yost home. Mr and Mrs Paul Nagenzast and children and Mr and Mrs Jim Vach picnicked at Johnsons grave Sunday. Mr and Mrs AB Rapp and children spent Sunday at Sam Wickstrom home. Mr and Mrs John Witt were Sunday supper guests at Emil Tank home. Morris Offerson spent Sunday evening at AB Rapp home. Mr and Mrs Fred Elmquist and daughter Mrs Rogers and Mrs Bruce Hagemeister and daughter spent Sunday afternoon at Fred Reetz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Jacobson
Howard Yost
Joe Musil
Paul Nagenzast
Jim Vach
Johnson’s
A.B Rapp
Sam Wickstrom
John Witt
Emil Tank
Morris Offerson
A B. Rapp
Fred Elmquist
Rogers
Bruce Hagemeister
Fred Reetz
C. C. Keep Well Club Holds June Meeting at Miller Home
The C. C. Keep Well club met at Margaret Miller's home on June 1 for the year's second gathering. Demonstrations covered stopping bleeding with a tourniquet, applying a splint for fractures, making a sling for an injured arm, and performing artificial respiration for near drowning. Guests included Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Lipke, and Mrs. Kinton. A delicious lunch followed as members spent the afternoon socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Keep Well
Margaret Miller
Miller
Lipke
Local Notes From Bridgeport Area Weekend Visitors
Weekend visit snippets include Mrs W D Mathewson attending Bible school in district 13 Friday morning. Fred Prince shopped in Kimball Saturday. George Reetz and family plus Bobby Craig visited Sidney Monday. Betty Fisher stayed with grandparents at Potter Sunday to Monday. Pete Nelson and family, Homer Fisher, Harvey Fisher, and Pete Nelson’s sons were seen around town.
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Bridgeport
W. D Mathewson
District 13
Fred Prince
Kimball
George Reetz
Bobby Craig
Sidney
Beryn Dykman
Gea Reetz
Miss Noe
C C. Crowell
Scere
Betty Fisher
Potter
Homer Fisner
Harvey Fisher
Pete Nelson
Alex Spencer
McFadden
SEXTORP NEWS Tells Local Socials And Visits
Mrs. George Reetz was a business caller in Kimball Tuesday afternoon. Nesbit and Miss Miller spent the weekend at H. B. Fisher home. Mr and Mrs George Reetz and children along with Pete Nelson Bobby Craig and Miss Noe visited C. C. Crowell's Sunday evening. Several families attended the dance at Esnish hall Sunday evening. Pete Nelson and son Robert called at Carl Engstrom's Gilbert Hargens and Clarence Strandberg Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Arlo Fisher called at Ed Sanders and Harvey Fisher's Tuesday. Milbourne and Virgil Brown at.
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Pete Nelson
George Reetz
Kimball
Sidney
Robert
Carl Engstrom
Gilbert Hargens
Clarence Strandberg
Leonard Arglye
Neul Duniavy
Arlo Fisher
Ed Sanders
Harvey Fisher
Milbourne
Virgil Brown
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A weight loss pitch urges fat individuals to take Kruschen Salts daily and reduce fatty foods. It claims fat loss in three weeks, with increased energy and clearer skin, and promises safety with a four week supply sold by Western Drug Co. or major druggists for a small cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Drug Co
America
Weekend Union Pacific Ticket Sale Sidney to Denver
For the weekend of June 10, 11 and 12 Union Pacific will offer round trip chair car tickets from Sidney to Denver at 4.25 dollars. Information about train service sale dates and return limits is available through Union Pacific agents or by photo copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Sidney
Denver
Union Paficic
New Discovery Reaches Cause Of Stomach Gas
Dr Carl reports poisons in the upper bowel cause stomach gas. A simple Adlerika bowel wash is touted to cleanse the upper tract and relieve gas, promoted by Western Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Adlerika
Western Drug Co
A Stitch In Time Saves Nine Dental Offer
Early dental care prevents pain and costly fixes. The office advertises painless tooth extractions at $1 each, with discounts for multiple teeth. Also promotes reduced pricing on gold and silver work and plates, urging readers to compare prices.
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John Deere
Lamb & Lamb
Proctor
Osborn
Col
V. F. Kupra
E. C. Stockdick
Hereford
C. S. Radcliffe
John ‘Deere Tractors
Graff Implement :Co., Dalton, Nebr. Till
Triumph
Claus Engelland
E. A. Ruttner
Chadron
Liberty State Bank
Leo E. Osborne& Son
J. W. Johnson
Telegraph
The
Sidney Hardware Co
Guy V. Doran
Telegraph Office
Lis
Marius Christensen
C. E. Harper
6Th Ave
Omar Court
Lodge Pole Creek
Telegraph Offic
Finke Creamery Co
Frank
Gilbert
Sunney
John McCleneghan
Patrick J Heaton
Sheriff's Sale
Istages
P. Z. Gentry
Ralph
Lloyd Lindley
William Gipfert
C D Moorhead
Elmer
A. F Whitmire
George Booth
Howard Miller
Dalton
Fenske
J. M. Nelson
Elma
William Span and Son
Sunol News
Mrs
Mrs. Pearl Spares
North Potter
By Helen Tank
C. C
Keep Well Club
Sextorp News
J. H. Abbott
Sidney, Nebraska
Northwestern Bell
KC Cocks
Jaques Mfg. CO
Chicago, Ill
Cook
She
Standard Oil Company
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