Hearing on Petition to Distribute Estate in Cheyenne Nebraska
Court orders a hearing in Cheyenne County Nebraska on July 2 1918 at 10 a m to determine that the estate descended free of debts and to assign under the will. Notice to creditors and heirs will be published in the Telegraph Sidney Nebraska for three weeks before the hearing. Seal of County Court Judge P Chambers dated June 6 1918.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Telegraph
Sidney
A. D
Prairie Gem Visits and Local Social Rounds
Prairie Gem notes visits by Mr and Mrs Friel of Colorado to Mrs Friel's parents the Mohatts. Margaret, Mrs Friel's sister, accompanied them home. Friends surprised John Kurz and Mrs Hockinson. Miss Bernice Lovall visits Canon City kin. George Walker and family call on the Tovall home. Judge Chambers and family visit their ranch. Mrs CS Chambers at home on the old Kurz place.
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Friel
Colorado
Bernice Lovall
Canon City
Clyde Lovall
George Walker
Lorenzo
Tovall
Judge Chambers
CS Chambers
Kurz Place
Batteries Tested Free at Sidney Battery Station
Free battery testing is offered at the Sidney Battery Station located on West Lincoln Way. Customers can bring their batteries for a no charge diagnostic check and tips on maintenance and replacement options.
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Sidney Battery
West Lincoln Way
Final settlement hearing in Kruse estate Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the state and county court set a July 15 1918 hearing for Ernest Kruse Jr and Albert Kruse to obtain final settlement and discharge as administrators. The petition seeks distribution and heirship ruling and notices are published in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Order for Settlement of Maury Ryan Estate in Nebraska
The County Court of Nebraska orders all interested parties including Josephine Ryan Nora Denny Sister Mary Edna Patrick Ryan and Timothy Ryan to appear on July 9 1918 at 10 AM to show cause why executor Anton Tuvik’s final account should not be approved and the estate settled. Notice to be published in The Telegraph newspaper.
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Cheyenne County
the Telegraph
A. D
Hearing on Probate of Foreign Will in Cheyenne County
In the Matter of Jens Pedersen deceased, P. W. Pedersen petitions for admission of a foreign will. The June 6 1918 filing states Jens Pedersen died about May 23 1915 in Pottawatomie Iowa leaving no will. The will relates to real property in Nebraska and the exhibit A shows Iowa probate. the petition seeks appointment of a time for hearing. Names include P. W. Pedersen Harry Pedersen Nora Burtelson Elmer Pedersen Minnie Pedersen Agnes Pedersen and Lillie Pedersen.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jens Pedersen
P. W. Pedersen
Pottawatomie County
Iowa
Lfe
Pottawattomie
Harry Pedersen
Nora Burtelson
Elmer Pedersen
Minnie Pedersen
Agnes Pedersen
Lillie Pedersen
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of William H Westphalen
In the County Court at Sid ney the estate of William H Westphalen deceased invites creditors to present claims by three months from June 28 1918 and to settle debts within one year from that date. A claims hearing will be held September 28 1918 in the County Court Room for examination and adjustment of all claims. County Judge Chambers seals the notice.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
William H. Westphalen
Sidney
A. D
Sidney Nebr City Estimates 1918 Budget Plan
City of Sidney Nebraska adopts annual budget for the fiscal year beginning May 1 1918 detailing general fund expenditures including salaries street work and library costs totaling 12 000 and bond related payments for water sewer electric light and city hall obligations. Revenue shows balances 28365 582 and various tax and utility receipts totaling 77 021 80 with disbursements list by fund and year.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Towit
Board of
Carnegie City Library
City Hall
City of
R. L. Davis
Ahs Bon Gee
iWater Fund
General Fund
General
Thought and Faith in the Face of Doubt
A concise meditation on belief amid uncertainty. The author reflects on the value of faith when proof is elusive, comparing it to Arnold of Rugby who could rest his mind in doubt as readily as in discovered truth. It underscores the virtue of belief where evidence cannot reach.
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Humay
Arnold
Rugby
Sidney Pie Daily Campaign By Western Drug Co
An advertisement urges Sidney residents to eat pie daily highlighting fruit and grain benefits. It promotes a laxative remedy with buckthorn bark and glycerine, claiming to flush the bowel and prevent stomach issues, citing Western Drug Co as the source.
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Western Drug CO
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P. Chambers
Prairie Gem
E. L. Montgomery
D. C
Virgil Marsh Jeweler
H. E. Mantor, M. D
Stewitts Building
S. R. Sweet
Union Pacific
Rose Street
Black
W. A. Zwink
Osborn
Sidney, Nebraska
Frank A. Barger
Osborn Bldg
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Nebr
C. W. Zike
Glenn Bliss
Joseph M. Swenson
Hink & Studt Building
Henry E. Gapen
Gapen Bldg
Ww. R. Weeden
New Osborn
Chas. Perry
Sidney, Nebr
Ernest Kruse, Sr
Ernest Kruse Jr
Albert Kruse
Chambers
McCormick Harvester
CASE
DEERE
Machinery International
DE Laval
Fairbanks Morse
Fensee Bros
the Home of Quality
Sunol, Nebraska
Sidney Transfer & Implement House
E. L. Uptegrove
Prop
Sidney, Heb