Real Estate Transfers Involving G H Juedes And Others
Real estate transfers listed include G H Juedes and wife to School Dist 71 for 1 acre in section 11 15 50 at 25 dollars. Florence Frazy and husband to Verna Wuassem Lois Blk 47 Sidney for 9000. Maggie Ruhier to George Frerichs Lots 4 5 6 Blk 12 Rutler’s 3rd Addn Gurley for 350. Ruhter to Jasper Jurgens Lots 7 and ? Blk 9 Ruhter’s drd Addn Gurley for 200. Ruhter to O W Stever Lots 4 5 6 Blk 9 Rubter’s ord Addn Gurley for 400. Arthur 8 Hardy and wife to Lincoln G Simon Lot 1 Blk 8 Lot L Blk 7 Lot 5 Blk 1 Simon Hardy Addn Sidney for exchange and 1 dollar. D J Viggo Nielsen and wife to M W Osborn Part SWY of SWY Sec 30 14 19 for 600. KE T Casselman and husband to Walter Blum SWY Sec 14 12 52 for 18400. J J Reel and wife to Edwin F Zorn NJ Sec 34 17 19 for 48000. Florence was tooter Nelson All Sec 6 16 52 for ? dollars. The long list reflects multiple property transfers in Gurley and Sidney areas.
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G. H. Juedes
Florence Frazy
Verna Wuassem
Lois
Sidney
Maggie Ruhier
George Frerichs
Rulter
Gurley
Maggie Ruhter
Jasper Jurgens
Ruhter
O. W. Stever
Rubter
Arthur
Hardy
Lincoln G. Simon
Simon-Hardy
D. J. Viggo Nielson
M. W. Osborn
Swy
KE. T. Casselman
Walter Blum
J. J. Reel
Edwin EF. Zorn
Canary Burglary Nets Five Suspects in Bird Store
Patrolman Killea on fleary street spotted a flock of canaries fleeing a bird store. Inside he arrested five men in semi-darkness for burglary. Owner Louis Polizza estimated 75 to 100 canaries freed, losses around $200 at New York Mall.
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Canaries
Fleary Street
Killea
Louis Polizza
Tird Gore
New York Mall
Rice Long Cultivated and Origin Theories
Rice is considered native to China with roots traced to ancient times. Chinese emperor Chin Nong, ruling about 2900 years before Christ, ordered the emperor to sow rice himself, while four other seeds could be sown by princes of his family.
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China
Chin-Nong
Gompers Re-Elected Amid Convincing Support At Labor Convention
Samuel Gompers was re-elected president of the American Federation of Labor for the thirty-ninth time in Montreal. James Duncan of Seattle cast the lone negative vote. The delegates cheered Perkins’ nomination, raised the president’s salary to 12000, and backed a labor drive to organize telephone workers while debating league issues and railroad ownership. The convention designated Labor Memorial Day and kept steel organizing efforts active in Pittsburgh.
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Montreal
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
George W. Perkins
Cigar Makers’ Union
James Duncan
Seattle
League of Nations
Federation
Committee On International Relations
United States Senate
League
Trish
Ita
Bell Telephone Company
National Steel Organizing
Pittsburgh
Nebraska Board of Equalization Meets in Sidney Courthouse
The Cheyenne County Board of Equalization met June 15 16 and 17 1920 at the Sidney courthouse to organize as provided by statute and review precinct assessor returns. H Bettendorf was chosen chairman with J R Barlow J L Reel and W M Goding as commissioners. N Slawson clerk. The day’s work compared values from precinct assessors and adjourned to 9 am June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
H. Bettendorf
J. R. Barlow
J. L. Rees
Wo. M. Goding
Fr. N. Slawson
Court House
Board of Equalization
H. Beltendore
I. R. Barlow
J. L. Rebel
WM. M. Goding
KF. N. Slawson
Metal Call
Barlow
L. R. Barlow
J. TL. Reel
Thomas W. Powell
F.lon
Slawson County
Wim. M. Goding
Said
Fair
Said County
Board OF
S. L. R. Barlow
J.T. Reel
WM. M. Gooding
F. N. Slawson
Board of Equilization
Cheyenne
GL R. Barlow
J. L. Reel
Wmn. M. Goding
Cevennne
J. i. Reel
FLN
Slawson
County Board Minutes and Contempt Gesture Notes
Nebraska county board minutes from June 22 1920 document bids for coal for courthouse rejected after opening. Board adjourned to July 6. Also notes Bettendorf Goding Slawson and others, plus a tongue gesture commentary on taunting expressed as a universal sign of disrespect.
A Common Complaint Boston Transcript
A physician asks about stomach trouble and the patient replies that discomfort comes from not feeling comfortably full, illustrating a humorous or anecdotal medical exchange from the Boston Transcript era.
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Boston Transcript
Local YMCA Scholarships Aid Ex Service Men in Nebraska
Since January the National War Work Council of the Y M C A has granted over three hundred scholarships in Nebraska to ex service men at a total cost over 15000 dollars. Col E Elliot directs state educational service from Omaha National Bank Building. Cheyenne County still has two fifty dollar scholarships for business or trade school or Y M C A correspondence courses. Soldiers in need should write to the nearest Y M C A or to the state supervisor in Omaha at once.
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National War Work Council
Nebraska
Col. E. Elliot
Omaha National Bank
Omaha
Neb
Cheyenne
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Hoover
ESSIG
Bingle
Sidney, Nebr
Stafford
Florence
Toeter Nelson
Thomas Idisen
Germany
A. F. OF
Wilson League
The
Hi. Bettendoiue
R. Barlow
JT Reel WM. M. Goding
I. N. Slawson
Local Service Men’s Ymca
Scottsbluff Creamery CO
Parks Bros, Electric Go
Looff Carnival
Lincoln Highway
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