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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
12
A light column follows Jack Poole sorting through colorful letters to announce his baby’s birth to old sweethearts. He notes two churches schedule services the same night, sparking desire to hear Parson Kilburn on Miserables and to view Passion play pictures at Doctor Light’s church.
Overlooked church notes recount Wilburns first Ramsey McDonald lecture and a Passion play photo of Anton Lang the Christus on Fifth Avenue. The Presbyterian Men’s Brotherhood plans a discussion on aiding farmers, likely not finishing in one night. Francis Herbert notes Henry Koester’s debate performance with Ford sales and a silver-tongued rebuttal.
A column captures social chatter and witticisms from Cheyenne County residents. Amid jokes about fashion, politics, and marriage, readers note spring's upbeat tone and a surge of activity, with anecdotes about a prop office crowd, a judge remark, and reflections on service, prosperity, and community life.
Legal notice states that under an order from Cheyenne County District Court, Elizabeth Spitzbart-plaintiff seeks sale of three parcels to satisfy a $1112.00 lien plus costs and interest. Liens on NEQ of Sec 18, SEQ of Sec 18, and SWQ of Sec 18, all in Township 13 North Range 52 West. Sale set for April 21, 1924 at 1 AM at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney. Sheriff J W McDaniel to sell to highest cash bidder. Radcliffe & Hyde attorneys.
In a case of George W Ahrens v Leslie Emerson and others Judge J T Tewell entered a decree May 22 1923. The plaintiff is now owed 2227 dollars plus costs and 10 percent interest from April 21 1924. On April 21 1924 at 10 AM at the east front door of the described Cheyenne County real estate Lots 1 2 3 4 in section 22 township 12 range 50 West will be sold to satisfy the judgment. Attorneys for plaintiff are listed.
By execution issued by the Cheyenne County District Court Clerk the Davis Brothers Drug Company wins a levy on Earl Garrett trading as the Dalton Drug Store. The entire stock of drugs and sundries in the Dalton Drug Store building in Dalton Nebraska will be sold at public auction on March 27 1924 at 10 oclock A M to satisfy the judgment of $1150.00 and accrued costs. Radcliffe Hodgkin Hyde announce sale for Cheyenne County Nebraska.
Marion M McIntosh is notified that on February 23 1924 J R Brown filed suit in Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court for 121 06 with 10 percent interest from February 20 1924 and costs. An attachment and garnishment issued against chattels in Liberty State Bank Sidney Nebraska including a note for 3209 due 1922 and now 329 with 10 percent interest from July 1921. You must answer by April 4 1924 or judgment will be entered.
An order of sale issued by Clerk Isola T. R. Wasson in Cheyenne County Nebraska follows a court judgment in favor of United States National Bank of Omaha against Thomas J. John. The sale proceeds under the district court order to satisfy the bank's claim.
Execution sale of Southeast Quarter Section Eight Township Thirteen Range Forty eight in Cheyenne County Nebraska to take place April fifteenth at ten o'clock A M at the front door of the Court House in Sidney Nebraska auction to the highest bidder for cash with one hour bidding. Case tried March first 1924. Court dated.
At a regular village board meeting last Monday evening Chairman T A Babcock and trustee T H Caywood submitted resignations which were accepted. With the village election a month away no replacements were appointed. Babcock cited his ties to the farmers' elevator mill and right plant, while Caywood said he would soon be leaving Potter.
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