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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
10
Legal notice announces a March 12 1938 foreclosure sale at the Cheyenne County Nebraska courthouse with $200 cash due day of sale and balance upon confirmation. The petition seeks tax lien foreclosure and other relief. The rest documents local social events and visits in Sidney with families including Irwin Tremain Welton and Planck, mentioning birthdays dinners and gatherings through Saturday.
Sunday social notes list myriad local visits and dinners across families including Jorgensens Foster Weltons Dykmans Weltons Weimers Giberts Johnsons Lippstrogs and Frerichs. It records visitors from nearby towns and farm households and mentions travel between Dalton Gothenburg and Sidney with several extended family gatherings.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court William E Gehrig administrator seeks leave to sell the Northwest Quarter of Section 12 Township 12 North Range 51 West 6th P M. A public auction will be held as ordered by Hon J L Tewell on November 6 1937.
Sealed bids for heavy duty car and truck testing equipment including brake tester automatic wheel alignment indicator headlight tester floor jacks of 20000 lb and 7500 lb capacities must be received by the City Clerk in Sidney Nebraska by 7 15 PM on Friday March 18 1938. Bids opened after 7 30 PM the same date in the Council Room. The city reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Welton of Cumberland Iowa arrives Tuesday for a visit with son Charles Welton and family en route home after a vacation with relatives in Oklahoma and California. Mrs Henry Flessner visited at Taylor hospital Tuesday to see her non Franzen ill with pneumonia but better now. Mr and Mrs Charles Welton and J W Welton were Wednesday afternoon guests of the Herman Dykman family Jean Dykman also attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Planck and family were surprised with a farewell dinner Monday night hosted by friends. Attendees included the Plancks’ relatives and many neighbors. They soon relocate to Medicine Bow Wyoming to begin their new home, with best wishes from the community.
Hens 41 percent weight up with No 1 at 12 cents. Hens under 4 percent at 9 cents. Leghorn hens No 1 at 8 cents. Cocks colored 5 cents. Leghorn cocks 4 cents. Colored springs 10 cents. All No 2 poultry 5 cents less. Stags 3 cents less. Butterfat 26 cents. Eggs 13 cents.
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