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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
8
A July event in Sidney features conflicting beliefs as an Englishman rushes from a dining room asking a footman about a pervasive odor. James explains the odor stems from a saint's day and differing religious practices, while the cook adds she is burning brown paper to banish the scent.
A special meeting of School District No 16 in Cheyenne County Nebraska is called to vote a levy for general school purposes. The meeting will be at the School House on Monday June 27 1921 at 2 30 p m. E M Nelson director P B Potter moderator Be Gruhtrer treasurer 38 2
A garbled item cites insurance phrasing and local enterprise names with scattered phrases about Morena Dat, a motto about character, and mentions to boost town life with shops like North Platte Floral Co. The text is fragmentary and includes stray abbreviations and mis-spelled names.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court schedules July hearing on a petition by James Mathew Walker and Edson Walker to grant Maryza Walker administration of the estate of George Walker deceased. The proceeding, dated June 11, requires all interested parties to appear and show cause, with notice published in The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks.
Notice is given that as mortgagee the Sidney Auto Sales Company will sell at public auction for cash a 1921 Steph ens roadster model 2 with serial 18 499 motor 17 745 at M W Osborn Motor Company Sidney Nebraska at 10 00 a m on Tuesday July 5 1921 The chattel mortgage was given by G M Pleim to Sidney Auto Sales Company and is owned by them for 1550 filed January 25 1921 with Cheyenne County Nebraska The amount due on June 17 1921 is 1612 01 The sale will be held open one hour Dated June 17 1921 SIDNEY AUTO SALES COMPANY Mortgagee
Sidney resident Mrs. Ray Grider testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieve back and side pains, enabling housework during attacks. She praises the remedy as reliable, bought at Western Drug Company, 60c per box, from FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo NY, advertise. North Platte Journal.
Notice is given that as assignees of mortgagee we will sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash one Nash Touring Car model 681 number 162200 at the M. W. Osborn Motor Company in Sidney Nebraska at 11:00 a m on Tuesday July 5 1921 Said sale is made by George M Ammon to the Sidney Auto Sales Company and endorsed to G R Buckner and R H Dunlavy and is still owned by G R Buckner and R H Dunlavey for 1335 91 The mortgage was filed August 2 1920 in Cheyenne County Nebraska The amount due June 17 1921 the date of first publication is 1452 45 The sale will be held open for one hour dated June 17 1921 G R Buckner R H Dunlavey Assignees
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