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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
7
The United States Department of Agriculture confirms poisoned bait controls cutworms. Mix one bushel bran with one pound white arsenic or Paris green, four gallons water, and half a gallon sorghum, to treat four to five acres. Apply late in the day around plant bases, reapply if needed.
United States Department of Agriculture and Louisiana Experiment Station report on molasses limits in fattening yearling steers. Two groups of nine steer pairs fed 112 days with 46 pounds of silage daily. Lot 1 received 5.42 pounds and Lot 2 8.07 pounds of molasses per steer daily. Lot 1 gained 248 pounds per steer. Lot 2 gained 2.41 pounds. Lot 2 wasted 2.65 pounds of molasses daily per steer. Adjusting cottonseed meal to 3.5 or 4 pounds might improve Lot 2 results. Lot 1 used 1880 pounds silage, 218 pounds cottonseed meal, 218 pounds molasses per 100 pounds gain. Lot 2 required more silage, cottonseed, and molasses for the same gain.
Sidney residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney discomfort. Mrs. Ray Grider testifies frequent backaches eased by the remedy, purchased at Western Drug Company. Foater Milburn Co. promotes the product nationwide.
Kepler and Kratz announce in Sid ney Cheyenne County Nebraska that a County Court hearing for claims against Charles E. West, deceased, will be held October 23, 1922 at 10 a.m. The period to present claims ends three months from July 22, 1922 and debts must be paid within one year from that date.
Pursuant to an order of sale by the Cheyenne County District Court a public auction will be held July 10 1922 at 10 a.m. at the east outside door of the Sidney courthouse to sell the NW quarter of section 15 township 16 range 49 west of the 6th meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy a mortgage decree against Clarence J Babb and others. The sale proceeds will be applied to the amount due 6752.66 plus interest and costs. J W McDaniel Sheriff. Leander Clark College plaintiff intervenor. Kepler Kratz attorneys. 36-5
Notice declares a special meeting of legal voters in School District 338-C Cheyenne County Nebraska to vote an increased general levy not exceeding 20 mills. The meeting is at Lorenzo school house on Monday July 10 1922 at 8 pm. Directed by Guy Shaw.
In the matter of Grace C. King guardian of Kathryn M. King a minor for license to sell real estate. The court will sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the front door of the Court House Sidney June 15 1922 at 11 a m Lot 66 Morrow addition Sidney Neb. Sale remains open one hour. Grace C. King guardian.
Chattel mortgage notice from 1921 by Albert Bergquist to Aultman Taylor Machinery Co. of Mansfield Ohio filed 1922 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Due 1922-06-16 totals 2868.50. Public sale at Dimick warehouse Sidney Nebraska on Friday July 7 1922 at 12 o clock noon. Aultman Taylor Machinery Co. Agent R M Wille.
School District No 16 in Cheyenne County Nebraska schedules a public meeting to vote a tax levy of 40 million dollars on one fifth of taxable property for general school purposes. The meeting will be at the school house on Monday July 3 1922 at 7 30 p m. E M Nelson director E G Ruhter treasurer.
Governor Samuel R McKelvie orders a state primary on July 18 1922 across Nebraska voting places. Nominates U S Senator candidates two Supreme Court judges six congressional district congressmen and various state offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor and others. Also sets dates for state senate and house positions per 1921 session laws.
Notice of a July 18 1922 primary election in Cheyenne County detailing nominations for state and local offices including Lieutenant Governor State Auditor Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings United States Senator and multiple county and court positions. Election hours 8 a m to 8 p m and dated May 20 1922 signed by County Clerk F N Slawson.
An advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh and related deafness caused by catarrh. It states the remedy is taken internally and acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions, with drudgists and circulars available from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska on May 27 1922 heard Otto P Hink petition to probate a purported will and testament of Otto Hink Sr previously probated in Crawford County. Hearing set for June 26 1922 at 10 am with publication of notice in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to hearing. Judge C P Chambers presiding.
Guardian Mary Vath announces a public auction for the real estate of Ralph, Paul, and Frederick Vath. The sale, authorized June 6 1922, will take place July 15 1922 at 11:00 a.m. at the Sidney County Court House. Two thirds undivided interest in Black one Clarkson's addition and NW quarters of sections 8 and 35 in townships and ranges listed will be sold. Auction remains open one hour.
The chamber announces its officers and board members including Dr. H. B. Mantor as President L. T. Poole as Vice President Martin W. Dimery as Treasurer J. W. Johnson as Secretary and members A. K. Greenlee A. E. Phelps W. K. Hodgkin Rev. Samuel Light Dr. M. K. Pettibone and Guy V. Doran.
Country Club roster lists W. K. Hodgkin as President and Dr F A Barger as Vice President with BE Kratz serving as Secy-Treas. Directors include J I McIntosh H E Mantor P L Martin R BE Roche R H Rogera J A Bentley and M W Dimery.
Local rail schedule lists multiple trains departing Sidney including Nos 6 8 2 18 10 30 4 262 and 1 and freight Nos 261 262 with times ranging from 4 30 am to 9 15 pm. Some departures noted except Sunday with misprints present.
EAST NORTHBOUND No 302 leaves at 1 08 a m No 304 leaves at 2 or 8 2 a m WEST SOUTHBOUND No 801 leaves at 3 08 a m No 303 leaves at 4 20 p m Service stops limited to Bridgeport and Alliance only
George Hupinacher aged 18 was instantly killed and Francis Solins aged 17 sustained internal injuries and may die after a country road collision near Humphrey Nebraska while returning from a baseball game.
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