Notice of Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
A court-ordered real estate sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska follows an order by Clerk Dani Campbell. The sheriff W W Schulz will auction the South Half of the Southwest Quarter in Section 22 Township 16 Range 48 at the Sidney courthouse on March 22 1940 at 10 AM for cash. The sale is open for one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dani ‘Campbell
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lla
K. “ Bangert
Grover “Oo
Larsen
Frieda L. ‘Larsen
Said
Sidney
Notice of Sale in Sidney Nebraska Decree Auction
Legal notice states that under a court decree Union Loan and Savings Association of Lincoln will sell at public auction for cash at the east front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse in Sidney Nebraska on March 23 1940 at 2 PM the described property including Lot 1 Block 29 Original Town of Sidney and part of Block 13 Wellners Third Addition Sidney. Sale to stay open one hour. Dated February 19 1940. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Union Loan and Savings Association of
Lincoln
D. Slayter
Hazel M. Slayter
Sidney
Wellners
Notice to Creditors Estate No 1205 Jasper Jurgens Deceased
Creditors of the estate must file claims by June 20 1949 and debts are due by March 2 18413. The county court will hear examine and allow all claims on March 20 1940 and June 20 1940 at 10 00 A M in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Dated March 2 1940. (SEAL) Robt A Barlow County Judge Earl R Kratz Attorney Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Jurgens
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said
Robt
A. Barlow
City Appropriation Ordinance details for 1940 funds
City Council of Sidney Nebraska meets March 1 1940 to approve appropriation Ordinance No 286 detailing expenditures across Cemetery Fire Street Lighting Water Park Road and Sewer funds plus payroll petty cash and vendor payments. Voucher 681 disputed. minutes note adjournment at 8 50 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Roche
Ells, Kokjer
Cc. C. Jones
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By virtue of an order of sale issued by Dan Campbell Clerk of the District Court for Cheyenne County Nebraska in a Home Owners Loan Corporation foreclosure action, Edgar B Carleton Lena Carleton defendants, I will sell March 28 1940 at 10 AM at the east front door Sidney Nebraska to satisfy a May 15 1939 decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Campbell
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Loan Corporation
Edgar B. Carleton
Lena Carleton
Sidney
Burke Campaign In 6th District Opens
P. J. Heaton, former Nebraska Young Democrats president, endorses Senator Edward R. Burke for reelection and to lead his fifth district campaign. Heaton plans vigorous personal drive before April 9 primaries, praising Burke’s senate record, independence, and loyalty to Nebraska agriculture amid New Deal criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Heaton
Nebraska
Young’ Democrats
United States
Edward R. Burke
Heaton
Burke
Fifth
Senate
New Deal
Washington
Change at State Office Triggers Mixed Reactions
Dr. Anderson, first named in 1915 by Governor Morehead and serving under his successor Neville, recalls his career with pride and fatigue. Appointed again in 1935 by Governor Cochran, he notes he was told of a change by Buchholz but not the reason. He quips he is glad to be out, calling the job thankless as speculators in the state house whisper about a South Omaha replacement and salary cuts that reduced annual pay by four hundred dollars after 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Morehead
Morehead
Keith Neville
Anderson
Seward
R. L. Cochran
Buchholz
Community Socials And Road Work Highlight Lorenzo Area
Local families from Genoa Simpson Cheyenne and Sidney share dinners visits and social evenings with neighbors and relatives. A large group attended John Deere school activities in Sidney while construction crews move machinery into Lorenzo signaling highway work to begin. Families including Paris Fleming Roelle and Meier links appear in multiple gatherings and notable visits across the week.
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van Nelson
Genoa
Colo
Luther Davis
Simpson
Dale
Admas
Melvin Hiett
John Deere School
Sidney
Ralphn Harlan
Paris
Therr
Ralph Harlan
Ed Walker
Dale Admas
Gheyenne
Wyo
Bernard Roelle
George Fleming
Erwin Phelps
Harry Fleming
Marvin
Hugh Paris
Frank Meier
Lloyd McCann
Earl Hiett
Carlson Struve
Clyde Lucas
Junior’ Grother
Lorenzo
High Cortney
Joe Deaver
Gurley
Will Hart
HL Fleming
Ted Fleming
Bernard
Roelle
Francis
Faye
Bill Roelle
Melba
Fleming
Wheat Crop Records Align With Soil Moisture Levels
A 30 year study by John S. Cole and O R Mathews of the U S Department of Agriculture shows spring wheat yields rise as soil moisture depth at seeding time falls. At one foot or less moisture the average yield was 6.5 bushels. at two feet 11.9. at three feet or more 18.2. Fallowed plots yielded higher on average, but continuous cropping often produced more failures, suggesting fallowing can be advantageous where stored moisture is shallow.
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Great Plains
John S. Cole
O. R. Mathews
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
Sudan
State Veterinarian Removed From Post
Louis Buchholz said he notified Dr. John S. Anderson, state veterinarian since 1935, that his client’s post is effective March 8. Buchholz offered no further comment. Dr. Anderson, 7, is shown serving his second tenure as state veterinarian.
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State ‘Agriculture
Louis ‘Buchholz
John S. Anderson
Pas
Nats Buchholz
Dr. Anderson
Peetz News Notes and Illness Calls
Clyde Myers, long ill for several months, was taken to Colorado General Hospital in Denver on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Hungerford drove to Holdrege Nebraska Friday to visit their daughter Mrs W J Frenzel and family, returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs N C Hewitt and son Neil of West Plains were weekend visitors of friends in Peetz. Hewitt formerly owned the General Merchandise store in Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde’ Myers
Colorado General Hospital
Denver
George’ Hungerford
Holdrege
Neb
W. J. Frenzel
Ahto
Peetz
Local notices and social events from Peetz area
The report notes various local happenings including Arlene Fehringer's critical illness and appendix operation in Sidney, Earl Williams visiting Torrington, and Mrs. W S Williams hosting Rebekah Kensington. It lists bridge parties, a stork shower for Mrs Melvin Nelson, dinner guests at Mrs R D Meyer, Joe Hecker's illness at 88, and Carl Larson visiting Ira Willeford. Orville Gooden visited Denver.
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Alburquerque
New Mexico
Arlene Fehringer
Anton Fehringer
Peetz
Roche
Sidney
Earl Willams
Zella Peterson
Torrington
W. S. Williams
Rebekah Kensington
Bert Kennedy
Ned Hewitt
Melvin Nelson
Albert Werner
Dy Verna Elkins
Vessa Andrews
Eleanor Bilsborrow
R. D. Meyer
Joe Hecker
Hecker
Carl Larson
Near Potter
Traveling Bible's Century Journey Marked by Miles and Value
The traveling Bible from R. T. King Chapter No 340 Eastern Star of Columbus Ohio began its journey on August 1 1925 and traveled over 100000 miles. It was valued at $20000 and later sent to Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. King
Eastern Star of Columbus
Ohio
Idaho
Wishipeg Clean Up Campaign Clears Relief Rolls
City officials report the clean up operation in Wishipeg ahead of a royal visit by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Two hundred forty relief recipients left the rolls as part of the paint up effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishipeg
Canada
King George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Riga's Baltic Fish Cuisine Gains Historic Fame
Latvia, capital Riga, is noted for international cuisine including Russian Polish and Swedish influences. Its fish were once highly valued and a law restricted salmon consumption to no more than six times weekly, reflecting the region's rich maritime culinary heritage.
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Riga
Latvia
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