District Court Opens In This City Monday Foreclosures and more
The District Court opens Monday with numerous cases listed. Foreclosures dominate the docket, including actions by Occidental Building and Loan, Lincoln National Life Insurance, American Central Life Insurance, Old Line Life Insurance, and others. Also noted are partitions, injunctions, replevin, and two divorce actions, with a 24 jurors panel named for this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Drenguis
John Seidel
Martha Weigers
Fred Rahe
Occidental Building and Loan
C. W.hornaday
United State Securities
Anna‘e. Vrana
Nels Erickson
T. J. Hansen
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
G. B. Gross
First, Trust Company
Nick Coffing
Omaha National Bank
George Coulter
American Central Life Insurance Company
William Ebert
C. G. Perry
C. ‘A. Roth
American ® ‘Reserve Life Insurance Company
Mable. Travis
Emil ‘Carlson
George Reetz
Anna K. Gilgren
Henry Pavlat
Mary M. Kahl
George Masse
P. J. Beyer
Iva Beyer
Louise Miller
Marie Stormberg
William Stark
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
H. S. Lough
Lincoln National Life Insurance
W. J. Thorpe
First Trust Company
John Engel
Connecticut Life Insurance Company
E. J. Meier
American National Bank
Sarah McFadden
T. A. Wellmore
J. W. Houser
J. W. Goodale
Anna Meister
J. A. Booth
Levy McLaughlin
Winona McLaughlin
State Securities Company
Join Engel
John Trusk
Henry Jenkin
Occidental Building and Loan Association
Leo E. Osborn
J. G. Keedick
John Peetz
Hershel Phillips
Richard B. Phillips
John Atkins, Jr
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
R. G. Brewer
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
James Devier
M. E. Webster
E. H. Luikart
Fred Stowe
Geere
Union Pacific
Anna C. Craft
William Pahl
L. R. Carey
Louis Volkert
Anna B. Zalesky
Frank Isenberger
W. J. Albbott
Gertrude’ 'C. Herbert
E. H. Luilkart
Otto Raddatz
Bennington County Savings
E.J. Meier
O. L. Miller
Roy E. Greenlee
Wi. Osborn
Chris Rohde
Fred Leimer
Charles Semerad
D. R. Thomas
Warmer After Wintry Spell Reported Across Counties
The north county received more moisture than this part, causing real difficulty clearing roads. North fringe farmers faced heavy snow and debris while side roads in southern Morrill county were nearly impassable after the storm had abated. Telegraph wantads get results.
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Morrill County
John Fecht Dies After Prolonged Illness
John Fecht, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Fecht of Dalton, died after a long illness that astonished doctors by his near normal heart action until recently. Born and raised in Dalton he attended local schools and was one of five children. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at Wiegerts Lutheran Church with Rev B C Weibke officiating. burial followed in Dalton cemetery under Gehrig funeral service care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fecht
Dalton
Donald
Herbert
Arthur
Dorothy
Wiegerts Lutheran Church
B. C. Weibke
Gehrig
New Wheat Program Planned for Joined Farmers
Washington reports say a new signing schedule will open next week for farmers who did not join the original wheat acreage control program. The eight cent payment will be due later in spring after terms are observed, with about one third of 1933 total for joiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Willey
Potter Man Elected Officer By Veterans
A Potter Man was elected officer by the veterans with twenty members voting. Mrs Hutchison led the registration committee, Mrs Osborn headed the resolutions committee, and Mrs L A Bartholomew chaired the nominating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Hutchison
Osborn
L. A. Bartholomew
Federal Farm Loans Over $148,000 Here
Local men connected with the land bank at Omaha report a positive impact from the recent reorganization with quicker action on applications. Western Nebraska loans previously thought to be discriminated against are now viewed as fair based on appraised valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Bank
Omaha
Nebraska
Panhandle Opposes Tri County Water Project in Nebraska
Panhandle irrigators filed a protest against the 44 million dollar tri county public power and irrigation district in central Nebraska. The North Platte Water Users Protective association represents 20 ditches mainly in Scotts Bluff and Morrill counties. The protest claims the plan diverts Platte waters to the Republican river watershed harming Nebraska and benefiting Kansas, potentially setting a cross state precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri County
Public Power and Irrigation District
Nebraska
Panhandle
T. F. Neighbors
Scottsbluff
State Department of Public Works
North Platte Water Users Protective Association
Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Tricounty
Platte
Republican
Kansas
North Platte River
Platte River
Tri-County
New Teeth In NRA Is Pledged By Johnson
In Sidney small town reports note pledged reforms to the NRA with Johnson leading a new line. Local affidavits to national HQ allege code violations, moving toward stronger enforcement and revival of the program. John L Sullivan named county chairman replacing Edward O Leary who has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nra
Johnson
Sidney
NAIA
John L. Sullivan
Edward O'Leary
O'Leary
Nebraska Bank Reopenings Signal Regional Recovery
Omaha leads nation in bank clearings with an 118 percent year over year surge for the week ending February 21, while the national average rose 30 percent. The RFC aided two defunct banks’ reconstructions, the New Overland National at Grand Island and the Aurora National, unlocking more than half a million dollars in cash. State rail commission extends federal warehoused corn loans, aiding Nebraska farmers with up to 10 million dollars in additional credit. Central Nebraska irrigation projects win final approval and construction to begin, promising 1000 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Dunn
Bradstreet
RFC
Overland National
Grand Island
Nebraska National
Aurora National Bank
Help In Making Out Tax Return March 5 6
A deputy collector of internal revenue will be at the courthouse March 5 and 6 to assist taxpayers in preparing returns. Filing requirements hinge on income: single filers with net income 1000 or more or gross 5000 or more must file. married but living apart with 2500 net or 5000 gross also triggers filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Court House
Long Jail Record By Man In Custody Here
Foz Mazzina a transient with a coast to coast jail record received 30 days for vagrancy after stealing a jacket. Fingerprints show prior jail time nationwide. County Judge Barlow notes he likely aims to jail to display his record during a Sidney Sales Pavilion event on March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foz Mazzina
Mazzina
Barlow
Toads Live 1 900 Years In Corinth Theater Story
Archaeologist reports a pair of toads in a Corinth theater believed to have lived collectively about 1 900 years. The unusual longevity is highlighted as a curious ancient life instance observed in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Greece
New CWA Schedule Outlined For March
A week by week reduction in Nebraska CWA jobs from 23 000 to 14 000 for the week beginning March 30 was ordered by Washington relief agent Rowland Haynes. Quotas for March 19 21 080 March 16 18 500 March 23 16 500 and March 30 14 000 include truck and team drivers. County CWA directors can plan projects two months ahead to avoid unfinished work. Randall Biart will attend a Norton drought relief area conference in St Paul with officials from four states and G D Welty will go to Chicago for a surplus commodity distribution directors meeting in the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
CWA
Washington
Rowland Haynes
Marsh
Haynes
C'Wia
Randall Biart
St. Paul
Norton Drouth
G. D. Welty
Chicago
Middle West
Arbor Day Plans Touted By Nebraska Legion Leader
Golden P. Kratz, Nebraska department commander of the American Legion, outlines a special Arbor Day observance on April 23 1934. The plan emphasizes reforestation and tree planting to boost agriculture, horticulture, and natural beauty, urging Nebraskans to plant a tree for every stump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of the American Legion
Golden P. Kratz
Nebraska
Trees for Nebraska Aides in Legion Planting Drive
The American Legion cites millions of trees cut in the past two years for fuel and highway projects. Agricultural Statistician Anderson estimates a large value of fuel wood removed, stressing the Legion's tree planting program as timely and praiseworthy. Guy V. Doran of the Telegraph serves on the publicity committee promoting the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Legion
Anderson
American Legion
Guy V. Doran
The
Telegraph
Lodge pole: Mrs Sine, Behrends, DeBrunner transact Sund business
Mrs Sine and associates transact business in Sund Thursday afternoon. Several residents visit, including Mrs Miller and Mrs Sine. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Eineman died Friday. Richard Walters returns from Fort Robinson for a few days. Maxine Barlow and Doris Minshall arrive from Denver for a weekend. Gene Gilbert and Frank Kripal plan a Denver trip. Mina Persinger celebrated 76th birthday with neighbors. M E Ladies Aid sponsored a well attended basketball game. The Dutch defeated The Trish 15 to 5. Helen Weatherwax visits brother Onrad Weatherwax in Sund. Several locals visit G W Line and others. Families travel to Sidney for Denver-bound trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Behrends
Louis DeBrunner
George Sine
Sund
G. W. Sine
Sidney
Gus Eineman
Richard Walters
Fort Robinson
Noah Walters
Maxine Barlow
Doris Minshall
Business
Denver
Gene Gilbert
Sundl
Frank Kripal
Mina Persinger
M. E. Ladies Aid
Trish
Helen Weatherwax
North Sund
Onrad Weatherwax
Asaxine Barlow
Claudia Smith
G. W. Line
Hazel Lindley
L. C. Line
George Minshall
F. D. Barlow
Andersons Move Into Scharrel Property
Mr and Mrs Cy Anderson and family moved into the Scharrel property in the south part of town on Monday. Mrs Mary Fusha returned Tuesday evening from Colorado Springs with her daughter Mrs Laura Wilkins granddaughter Yvonne DeBrunner and friend Mrs Jack Manker. Fern Lindley of Kimball came Friday and will visit home folks. B J Bates and daughter Ruby visited Mrs Bates at Kimball Wednesday. Mrs Esther Pierce and brother Gene Rogers transacted business in Kearney last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Anderson
Scharrel
Mary Fusha
Colorado Springs
Laura Wilkins
Yvonne DeBrunner
Jack Manker
Fern Lindley
Kimball
B. J. Bates
Ruby
North Potter Social News From Sidney Outing and Visits
Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson and son Lester with Mr and Mrs Emil Tank and family traveled to Sidney Thursday. Irving Sanders hosted a party Wednesday evening with guests Edwin Erickson Henry Hates Billy Elmquist Geneva Strandberg Esther Alfred Strandberg Opal Bovee attended a dinner at the Johnson home Saturday Willard Carpenter family moved to Lou Clegg place Thursday Sam Wickstrom visited Friday Harold Boyee stayed at the Johnson home Edgar Anderson and family visited Friday Edith Helen Trank Dorothy Fisher visits Vivian Anderson stayed with Gladys Smith Claus Arp home Sunday Clarence Arp family there Sunday Sam Wickstrom called in the evening Fred Reetz and children mentioned in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Johnson
Lester
Emil Tank
Sidney
Irving Sanders
Edwin ‘Erickson
Henry Hates
Billy
Fred Elmquist
Geneva
Clarence Strandberg
Esther
Alfred Strandberg
Opal
Charles Johnson
Vivian, Anderson
Gladys Smith
Clarence Arp
Claus Arp
Sam Wickstrom
Fred Reetz
Chil
Local Hosts, Guests Share Sunday and Midweek Visits
Dren, Mrs. Rose Neal and Evelyn Zuhlke were supper guests at the Henry Wickstrom home Wednesday. Mrs. Rose Neal aided Mrs. Fred Reetz with house work the past week. Albert Jacobson hosted dinner Sunday for Ray Arnell, Rose Neal, Roy MacAdam, and Rose Neal. Fred Reetz and children visited in the afternoon. Ernest Anderson and Edgar Anderson spent Sunday afternoon together. Fred Reetz, Cynthia Reetz, Henry Hates and son Billy drove to Sterling Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Rose Neal
Evelyn Zuhlke
Henry Wickstrom
Fred Reetz
Albert Jacobson
Ray Arnell
Roy MacAdam
Rose Neil
Ernest Anderson
Edgar Anderson
Cynthia
Henry Hates
Billy
Sterling
North Divide Social Notes and Local Appointments
Over night guest Juanita Glaubitz stayed with Joy Sparks. George Puckett sale drew North Divide representation. Muriel Riggs and district 77 pupils hosted a Washing ton birthday dinner with Ira Singer, Vera Tompkins and district 11 and 3 pupils. Mrs T W Hawkins has been ill but improving. Clyde Kinton celebrated a neighbor birthday Friday. Mr and Mrs Claud Sparks dined at Paul Sparks home Thursday. Ruth Kinton missed school due to illness. Mr and Mrs Ray Wellner and children Helen and Edwin dined with Robert Barlow in Sidney. Otto Kurz hosted J A Sparks family for Sunday dinner. Bill Hecker and George Rippe visited William Hornby place Monday. Mr and Mrs Vincent Ely and son visited Emma Ely home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Glaubitz
Joy Sparks
North Divide
George Puckett
Muriel Riggs
District 77
Washington
T. W.hawkins
Clyde Kinton
Claud Sparks
Paul Sparks
Ruth Kinton
Ray Wellner
Helen
Edwin
Robert Barlow
Sidney
Otto Kurz
J. A. Sparks
Bill Hecker
George Rippe
William Hornby
Vincent Ely and Son
Emma Ely
Conrad Ganz Family Move Near Huntsman
The Conrad Ganz family has moved to a new home northwest of Huntsman. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kurz and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolverton spent Tuesday morning at the J. A. Sparks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Ganz
Huntsman
Otto Kurz
Ed Wolverton
J. A. Sparks
Guaranteed Treatment For Tender Stomach Adla Tablets Ad
Dr Emil advertisement promises relief from stomach pains between meals caused by acidity indigestion and heartburn. If not satisfied money back guarantee offered by Western Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Western Drug Co
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Spoed
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Mable Lott
Sidney Sales Pavilion
Cheyenne County Lumber. Co
Agge
Fox News
Vioner
Metro- Goldwyn- Mayer
Evans
Silo Burke
Sam H. Harris
George S.kaufman
Edna Ferber
Kratz
Mrs. George Sine
May Robson
Warren William
Pres. P. T. A
James Dunn
Majestic
Hepner Radio CO
Jimmy
Tarzan
Mother ‘Goose’ Land
North Potter
By Helen Tank
Mrs. Pean
Jeae
Harlow
Jane
O. P
Robb-Ross
Robb - Ross
O. P. S. Jell Raeier
Fie
BUS Marvin Produce Company
Sidney, Nebraska
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