Final settlement hearing in Moritz Urbach estate
In the County Court at 2 County Court held February 28 1913 judge Henry Fe Gapen presiding petitions Bertha Urbach for final settlement and discharge as administratrix hearing scheduled March 28 1913 at 10 am notice to interested parties via four week publication in Sidney Telegraph with seal true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry FE. Gapeén
Moritz Urbach
Bertha Urbach
Sidney Telegraph
Henry FE. Gapen
Order of Hearing on Petition For Settlement of Account
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a County Court hearing is set for March 26 1913 at 10 am to settle the final account of B A Jones administrator in the estate of Anna Froeger. All interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Publication to run for four consecutive weeks in the county.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Kenry E. Gapen
Anna Froeger
B. A. Jones
Patesna
Sidney Telegraph
Henry Bb. Gapen
Here and There. Oddities of Bridgeport and politics
A string of quirky items from Bridgeport reporters notes dull month railroad building by paper schemes. Mention of Wilson withholding cabinet names. A Washington door keeper commits suicide after seeing many visitors. A 85 year old groom and 105 year old bride headline unlikely marriage. Dr Henry Wallace criticizes Nebraska girls and touts universal measuring marks for livestock and poultry.
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Bridgeport
Wilson
Henry Wallace
Country Life Commission
Nebraska
Berkshire
Supreme Court rules against Paxton Gallagher misbranding syrup
Lincoln feb 26 the supreme court handed down an opinion in the state against Paxton Gallagher for misbranding syrup claiming ingredients percentage not given. decision adverse to Nebraskars on Retails Program. Omaha feb 25 Nebraska men appear on Federation of Nebraska Retailers program for annual convention in Omaha march 11 to 14 in unusually large numbers. Wall paper at Laune's Pharmacy.
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Lincoln
Supreme Court
Paxton & Gallagher
Omaha
Nebraska
Federation of Nebraska Retailers
Nebraska House Bars Premium Claims on Bonds of Officials
Lincoln February 27 The Nebraska house ordered the claims committee not to pay premiums on bonds for officials except the state treasurer in a report by Jackson of Nuckolls. The Potts bill for a 0.1 percent occupation tax on paid up capital stock of Nebraska corporations was favorably reported. Several senate liquor and transportation measures were killed or postponed. memorial day Labor day liquor sales were debated with Labor day removed from a bill.
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Body Net
Lincoln
House
Jackson
Claims Committee
Senate
Bartling
Otoe
Weat
Hall
Reynolds
Dawes
Hoagland
Lancaster
Macfarland
Blacklist is Maintained by Omaha Produce Exchange
Testimony from six witnesses before Nebraska's state legislature shows the Omaha Produce Exchange maintains a blacklist targeting small retailers. A grocer said he bought eggs 100 miles away for 5 cents per dozen less than from local members, and witnesses testified bills owed by Thursday lead to blacklist placement, cutting off supply unless shipments are sent C. O. D.
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Omaha
Produce Exchange
Produce Commission
House Committee
Nebraska Board of Control Audit Probe Opens
Lincoln February 27 in executive session a five member committee was appointed to probe governor Morehead appointees to the board of control. The board includes Henry Gerdes Falls City Charles Graff West Point and Co H Gregg Kearney. Peru bond election approves twenty thousand dollar waterworks plant designed by Surveyor Sturtevant Holdrege. Auburn couple learns their son Channing Bonsfield safe and healthy in Durango Mexico where he works as a civil engineer.
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Lincoln
Senate
Hieasty
Woz
Reynolds
Talcott
Hale
Governor Morehead
Board of Control
Henry Gerdes
Falls City
Charles Graff
West Point
Co. H. Gregg
Kearney
Peru, Neb
Peru
Sturtevant
Holdrege
Auburn, Neb
J. C. Bonsfield
Channing Bonsfield
Tie
Durango
Mexico
Veteran Omaha hotel clerk Steve Miller dies after brief illness
Steve Miller aged fifty eight longtime Omaha resident and hotel clerk died at Wise Memorial hospital after a short illness. He lived in the city for thirty six years and was a familiar figure in local lodging houses. The funeral arrangements will be announced by his family and friends in Omaha.
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Omaha
Steve Miller
Wise Memorial Hospital
Beet contracts signed in Lodgepole valley at Kimball
Two men from the Great Western sugar factory at Eaton Colorado visited Kimball to contract beet cultivation. About 800 acres were signed by farmers under an irrigation ditch. Not expecting a large crop this year due to late land preparation, the effort aims to prove soil suitability for beet growing and industry profitability. Mr Jedingham previously grew beets on Kinney ranch, with Bennett ranch also showing last year.
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Great Western Sugar Factory
Eaton
Colorado
Kimball
Lodgepole Valley
Jedingham
Kinney
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Cuber at Washington Party
On February 22 Mrs Christina Cuber mother of Mrs Griffith, turned seventy five. Mrs Griffith hosted a nation themed party with red white and blue decor, cherry trees and hats. Prizes went to Mrs Fischer and Mrs Trognitz in games, a three cornered hat crowned the guests, a festive pie ritual and a grand six course lunch followed by a large candle lit cake for the celebrant. Gifts were presented to Mrs Cuber by friends who admire her many visits and support.
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George
Christina Cuber
F. G Griffith
Griffith
Washington
Maggie Fischer
Julesburg
Trognitz
Hazel Oberfelder
Cuber
Crowds at Auto Show in Omaha Draw Record Attendance
Omaha crowds flocked to the city auto show with a wide range of vehicles from aristocratic limousines to roadsters. Exhibitors from factories and local dealers showcased merits, while eastern firms took the lead. more than 5,000 attendees opened the event, the largest opening night in Omaha display history.
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Omaha
Militia to Enlist Men in Nebraska National Guard
Omaha reports officers ordered to organize guard companies for full strength amid Mexican agitation. Three Omaha guard companies G and 1 of the Second Infantry plus the First, plus the First Regiment Band, await further instructions. Contractors leave to work on canal in Fremont as ground thaws. McLaughlin Sons win contract for Linwood power canal preliminary work with five teams, large force to follow.
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Omaha
Adjutant General's Office
Sterricker
Nebraska National Guard
National Guard
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Fundingsland Investment Company
Dr. Hyde
Nebraskars On Retails
Laune’s Pharmacy
Hot Springs
Sidney Marble Works
A. A. Clark
Nebraska News
Instructs Claims Committee
Mrs. Cuber
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Potter, Nebraska
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Sunol
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Dalton, Nebraska
N. Tillman Owen
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Stewitts
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Court House
Sidney, Neb
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Hoagland & Hoagland
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A. A. Sharp
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Neraska
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