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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
5
A string of community notes details Friday and Sunday gatherings across Bronson, Potter, and surrounding areas. Families visit kin, school meetings elect new trustees, and local events include Doea society, Bible prizes, and a Lang Beach visit by J E Sanders and grandson John.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank P. Gilbert Deceased creditors are notified to appear at the Cheyenne County Court Sidney on June 18 1932 and September 20 1932 to present claims with three months for filing and one year for debts. Also highway project 149 F Sidney Lodgepole outlines quantities for roadway culverts and bituminous surfacing with plans at county clerk Scottsbluff and Lincoln offices. Bid bond requirements 100 of contract and certified check thresholds apply. Department of Public Works announces right to waive technicalities and reject bids.
A legal notice states that policies formerly under Roy G. Appel are not valid. No one has authority to use them and the company disclaims liability. Fire policies 2059826 to 2059850, windstorm 2078401 to 2078425, dwelling 525751 to 525775, mercantile 60001 to 60025, auto 26726 to 26750. Return if found to Northern Assurance Company, 80 John Street, New York.
By order of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska Inter Southern Life Insurance Company as plaintiff versus William N Foster et al defendants I will sell at public auction for cash at 10 o clock AM July 18 1932 at the east door of the court house Sidney Nebraska the south half of section 32 town 16 north range 50 west of the sixth principal meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sheriff W W Schulz dated June 16 1932. Radcliffe and Wehmiller attorneys.
Emil Englert applies to run dances at his barn in Northwest Quarter of Section 31, Township 14, Range 47. Board of county commissioners will consider the license in regular session on July 6, 1932. Henry Pavlat, County Clerk.
Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Department of Public Works in the State House at Lincoln Nebraska on July 7 1932 until 9 00 AM and at that time publicly opened and read for bituminous mat surfacing.
The county board of commissioners and clerk met at 10 a m to organize the board of equalization. Ferd Weikhorst was elected chairman with Bert Allington Guy Shaw Fred E Stephens Henry Pavlat present. They instructed reassessment of J I Case Co and John Deere Plow Co to reach fair valuations and set New Idea Spreader Co at 2000. Meeting adjourned to reconvene June 15 at 9 a m.
The Lorenzo Nebraska Farmers Union Elevator Co and the public are asked to call H F Flem ing for service. All accounts receivable are due to him. Good yellow corn for sale on a strict cash basis at 36 cents per bushel.
The item lists numerous Sunday and Monday social visits among Sextorp residents and neighboring towns, notes a school election with C C Crowell elected moderator, mentions a rain beneficial to drying crops, and records city updates on water rates and weed control. A county board of equalization session discusses land assessments, and Lincoln Securities advertises building and loan stock disposal.
Numerous residents from the North Potter area share visits and gatherings. Emily Tank and Edgar Anderson attend events in Kimball. shifts in weather bring hail damage. many families host dinners and Sunday visits across Crook, Sterling, and nearby farms. weddings and hospital convalescence noted with communities sharing meals and showers.
Mrs. Geo Bowser hosts visitors with Mrs William Woods aiding Mrs Tom Kendrick Monday afternoon. Woodrow Brown, Lucas Studlar, Carl Lind, and Harry Bonser visited Crook and G W Bonser homes. Mrs T A Bonser shopped Crook. Ernest Graham of Lodge Pole and Frank Dubray of Proctor locality called at D E Dickinson home Tuesday along with George Simmerman visiting Crook Tuesday afternoon.
Testimonial advertisement from Sawtelle California claims Kruschen Salts helped Mr S A Lanier shed 53 pounds in six months. The ad urges taking half a teaspoonful daily in hot water and reducing fatty foods, promoting a 4 week supply at Western Drug Co.
Local residents gather for visits and hospitality across Sunnyside. The list notes numerous couples and families sharing evenings and afternoons at multiple homes including the Omer and Halsey households, with additional social calls and a ball game draw a large crowd at Block’s.
Mis EY Joprscon Jiesaas extends a note of condolence and remembrance for their aunt in a brief rural obituary notice referencing family and kinship.
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