Hearing Order on Final Settlement of Esth Booth Estate
Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court declares March 14 1914 at 10 am for Esther L Booth to present final account as administratrix in the Firth Booth estate. Notice to interested parties via Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior. Henry E. Gapen County Judge seals the order.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Said
Henry E. Gapen
Firth Booth
Esther L Booth
Sidney Telegraph
Seal County
Order of hearing on petition for settlement 1914
A county court in this county sets March 30 1914 at 10 a m for hearing Jennie Weaver's petition for final settlement and allowance of her final account filed February 27 1914 in the matter of Nicholas O Bryant deceased. Notice to interested parties via Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to the hearing.
Estate of Simeon Lantz heirs seek waiver of administration
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court orders a hearing on March 24 1914 at 10 am to consider Leroy Martins verified petition in the estate of Simeon Lantz deceased who died intestate October 1 1895 leaving heirs Mary Lantz N P Lantz Salina Lantz Simeon Lantz John Lantz Lyman Lantz Lydia Lantz Nancy Lantz Stutzman and others. It states the land in section 31 township 13 north range 48 west and that all property is exempt from debts and asks for a decree of heirship and waiver of administration after Illinois administration and claims payment. Judge Henry E Gapen signs.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Simeon Lantz
Leroy Martin
Minois
Range Forty-Eight
Mary Lantz
N P Lantz
Salina Lantz
John Lantz
Lyman Lantz
Lydia Lantz
Nancy Lantz Stutzman
Claude Stutzman
Thiet
A A. L Stutzman
Josephine Ankeny
Ada Phillips
Oliver Stutzman
Ollie Stutzman
Luella Stutzman
Victor Stutzman
Milton Stutzman
Paul Stutzman
M. P Lantz
Carlock
Illinois
Salina
King
Congerville
Cove
Oregon
New Sharon
Iowa
Hale Center
Texas
Luella Andrews
Said County
Henry E. Gapen
Election Notice for Sidney Village Trustees 1914
Election will be held in the Village of Sidney Nebraska on April 7 1914 to elect two trustees for two years Voters may cast ballots from 9 a m to 7 p m at the Doran Hadley building known as the Commercial Club room Sidney Nebraska Dated March 1 1914 W ZIEBERT Chairman Leslie Neubauer Village Clerk
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Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Village Trustees
Doran & Hadley
Commercial Club Room
Neb
Sidney, Neb
NEW RATES HAVE NO EFFECT
Omaha March 4 Postmaster says express rate cuts in February did not reduce parcel post business. Omaha post office receipts rose compared with February 1913 and 1943. Retail stores increasing use of gated post amid express rate changes. Office boy quips about overtime. London Mall.
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Omaha
Wharton
Legal Ad in District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska
Maro T Kerr files to quiet and confirm title to the northeast quarter of section 7 15 49 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. He claims tax foreclosure purchases and over ten years of adverse possession, with defendants notified by publication to answer by March 16 1914.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Maro T. Kerr
George Turner
Turner
Meeker
Wells
Mary Turner
Abraham JL. Fast
Marc T. Kerr
R. J. B Melatosh
Notice of land claim proof in Nebraska 1914
Roy McDonnell of Crook Colorado filed notice to prove up three year proof to establish his claim on Lots 1-4 and 4 in section 20 and other parcels in township 12 north range 49 west sixth principal meridian. The hearing is set for March 17, 1914 before the County Judge in Sidney Nebraska. Witnesses from Crook Colorado are James R. Sullivan Benjamin S. Barber Roy G. Simpson and John Louderback. J E Evans Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Nebraska
Roy McDonnell
Crook, Colo
Sterling
Colo
Sidney
James R. Sullivan
Benjamin S. Barber
Roy G. Simpson
John Louderback
Crook
J. E. Evans
Register
Tax Notice of Tax Sale Purchase in Sidney Nebraska
J J McIntosh and H E Gapen bought at private tax sale on June 18 1912 the east forty four feet of lot 1 block 29 in original Sidney Nebraska for 1908 1909 1910 taxes paid 1911 1912 taxes and sidewalk special assessment. after three months from March 21 1914 the purchasers will seek a tax deed from the County Treasurer.
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Castle Hall Building Association
J. J. McIntosh
H. & Gapen
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
H. E. Gapen
J McIntosh
Heb, Gapen
Cope Lecture Promises Wit and Wisdom in Winnipeg
Herbert Leon Cope entertains a Winnipeg crowd with a breezy philosophy about happiness and change while a Dawson Alaska visitor grills him on earnings and living costs. Cope plans another city lecture soon, drawing locals to hear his humorous insights.
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Herbert Leon Cope
Horbert Leon Cope
Young Men's Christian Association
Winniper Minnitoba
Canada
Wendy Miner
Dawson
Alaska
Funny Man
Cope
Joe
Alaska 7
Missionary visits and church services across towns
Rev Lascelles, Father Link, and Bishop Dufty traveled to Kimball Dalton Bayard and Scotts Bluff over a sequence of mass, instruction, and Guild meetings. Lenten devotions are planned next week with services announced at St Patrick’s and nearby missions.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Father Link
San
Scotts-bluffs
Mitchell
Bayard
Jasd Dalton
Tl. Ib Lascelles
Dalton
Willis
Geer
Mr. Lescelles
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Bishop Dufty
Christian Church Services and Events Nearby
Christian Church Pastor Harry Mitchell leads Sunday Bible school at 10:30, preaching at 11. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 with evening preaching at 7:30. Christ Episcopal Church notes Holy Communion at 9:30, Sunday School at 10, Morning Prayer at 11. Lent services 7:30 p.m. March 11 and 18 led by H. Lascelles. address provided.
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Harry Mitchell
Christian Endeavor
Christ Episcopal Church
Holy Communion
H. Lascelles
Trinity Lutheran Church Activities Notice
Trinity Lutheran invites worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 10 am Choir practice Tuesdays at 8 pm Dorcas Society meets Thursdays at member homes Church council meets first Monday each month Confirmation class Saturdays at 2 pm during winter months Pastor Rev J H Utesch contact Black 232.
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Dorcas Society
Church Council
Methodist Church Announcement Pastoral Schedule
REV E J HAYS to lead services at the Methodist Church with Sunday school at 10 a m. preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. League services at 6 30 p m Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m. Choir practice Friday at 7 30 p m. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon.
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E. J. Hays
Ladies Aid
Missionary Tour Narrative Among River Parishes
Reverend Hi Lascelles conducted a missionary tour of his charges last week, traveling upriver. He stopped at Henry and Scottsbluff, then rode from Scottsbluff across the river to Gering on horseback amid a blizzard.
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Hi. Lascelles
Henry
Scottsbluff
Gering
Women Aid Highway Work on Arbor Day in Omaha
The Omaha Woman's Club plans tree planting along the Lincoln Highway for Arbor Day. Mrs William Berry chairs the conservation committee and will cooperate with State Counselor HB Waldr on sending circulars to all towns. Each town should beautify at least one mile on each side of the highway and involve school children and organizations. The club endorsed protesting the Niobrara district opening and will register the protest with Washington representatives.
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Omaha
Omaha Woman’s Club
Lincoln Highway
William Berry
HB. Waldron
State Forestry Commission
Niobrara
Washington
Return of Frank Lchroeder Ends Four-Year Navy Era
Frank Lchroeder surprised his family by arriving Thursday ahead of schedule after four years away, three in the Navy. He recounts visits to China and other foreign climes and says his experiences are more fascinating to hear about than to live, declaring he has had enough of navy service.
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Frank Lchroeder
China
South Omaha to Have Races in New Circuit Plan
Nebraska Speed association outlines speed tracks and horse races for South Omaha and Grand Island after a Merchants' hotel meeting. Officers elected include President C Schinstock, Vice President B R Laita, Secretary N J Ronin. Kearney joins as new member. next meeting set for Fremont on March 12.
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Nebraska Speed Association
Omaha
Merchants’ Hotel
South Omaha
Grand Island
C Schinstock
West Point
B. R. Laita
Tekamah
N. J. Ronin
Fremont
Kearney
Women suffrage resolution adopted by Omaha Economic League
At a regular meeting in the county courthouse the Economic League approved a resolution with two dissenters declaring that denying women equal suffrage is repugnant to the republic's founding principles. It urged voters to sign the petition and support the amendment at the next state election.
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Omaha
The
Economic League
Court House
Nebraska
Honeymoon Quip Sparks Witty Domestic Crack
A humorous remark defines the honeymoon as the sole life phase when a man finds it funny to return home and learn his wife has not prepared dinner on time. The quip reflects social humor about marriage expectations in a light hearted tone.
Their First Meeting In An Elevated Car Conversation
A playful exchange recalls a prior encounter as a man greets Miss Dowsley. He recalls she once tickled his chin with a feather for about an hour in an elevated car, prompting her puzzled reply about the earlier meeting.
British Isles Occupy Tiny Fraction Of Global Surface
A historic note states that the British Isles cover only a sixteenth thousandth portion of the earth's surface, illustrating the vast scale of our planet. The remark emphasizes the smallness of this region relative to the globe.
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British Isles
Evening and morning music program by V I S class
At morning service the choir will sing Come Unto Me Ye Weary and in the evening My Heavenly Home A box supper social and entertainment will be given by the V I S Class Mrs Trognitz teacher Watch for date and place An entertainment with a program of songs recitations and music will accompany the supper
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Trognitz
German Lutheran Service at Dunkard Church on Sunday
German Lutheran services will be held at the Dunkard church on Sunday March 8 at 3 p.m. All members and friends invited to attend and participate in the service.
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Dunkard Church
Nebraska suffragists file petitions to push vote on amendment
Nebraska suffragists plan to file petitions totaling 38 000 or more voters on March 14 to ensure submission of their amendment. Supplementary petitions will be filed monthly until the July 4 final limit. Towns not yet canvassed can join the April list, with no maximum limit and effort to gain support in every county and town.
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Nebraska
Visitors from Simla and Henry recall county roots
J. W. Scherer of Simla and his friend J. K. Williams of Henry Illinois were in the city on Wednesday. Scherer visited W. J. Shoemaker and V Klein while Williams returned home after burying a brother in Cheyenne. Both had lived in the county in earlier days and are remembered by long-time residents.
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J. W. Scherer
Simla
J. K. Williams
Henry
Illinois
Mr. Scherer
W. J. Shoemaker
V Klein
Mr. Williams
Cheyenne
A Crushing Come Back
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a witty exchange as a husband begins to tell his wife about a woman who sewed her own gowns and she interrupts with a tale about a man who made a nickel or Nile dollars.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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