Hearing on Final Settlement of Anna Froeliger Estate
County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska schedules March 26 1913 at 10 am for hearing on B A Jones petition for final settlement and discharge as administrator. Notice to interested parties via four weekly publications in the Sidney Telegraph. Henry E Gapen presiding judge.
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Department of the Interior
U S. Land Office
North Plate
Neb
William M. Corman
Laura
Colo
N Range 51
6Th Principal Meridian
Sidney
Edward Fischer
Elmer Younglund
Laura, Colo
John Herron
Peretz, Colo
J. Oscar Waltz
Sidney, Neb
J Nang
Register
Henry EE. Gapen
Moritz Urbach
Bertha Urbach
Peraurs
Sidney Telegraph A
Henry E. Gapen
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Henry FE. Gapen
Anna Froeliger
B. A. Jones
Sidney Telegraph
Divorce and Custody Petition in Cheyenne Nebrask a Court
Mary Clarke sues John Clarke for divorce and custody of their only child filed June 21 1912 alleging desertion and non support. The court ordered service by publication after diligent search and set April 7 1913 as deadline to answer.
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Mary Clarke
John Clarke
Sidney
Neb
Mrs Ernest Kruse Hosts T N Club Meeting
Mrs Ernest Kruse entertained the T N club Wednesday afternoon in her usual happy manner. Members are rarely absent from these club meetings.
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Ernest Kruse
T. N's
Christ Church Palm Sunday and Holy Week Notices
Sunday March 16 1913 includes Sunday School at 10 Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 Maundy Thursday March 20 Choir at 7 30 Good Friday Lenten Evensong at 8 The Holy Week reflection notes sin redemption and the parable of the Prodigal Son with sermon text from Luke 15 20 Bishop Beecher will be with us on April 2 Services for that time to be announced in the next issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church News
Beecher
Miss Fern Johnson Hosts 18th Birthday Theater Party
Miss Fern Johnson entertained at her home Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Nellie Armstrong who reached her 18th milestone. The event included a theater party at Crystal, followed by a three course supper and lively music.
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Fern Johnson
Nellie Armstrong
Crystal
Fern
Mrs. Johnson
Declamatory Contest Shines at Local High School
Friday night audience witnessed the high school declamatory contest with judges Ballard Miss Yockey and Mrs Stark approving a strong slate. Winners include Vance Doty Grace Foster and Roy Greenlee with topics Toussaint L Ouverture The boy orator of Zepeta City and How Rube Played.
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Braham
Judge Ballard
Kimball
Miss Yockey
Devel County
Stark
Ballard
Vance Doty
Grace Foster
Roy Greenlee
Doty
Toussaint L
Bridgeport
Sidney
Mitchell
Dalton
Scottsbluff
Clayton Radcliffe
Arthur Oberfelder
Elmer Nelson
Fern Johnson
Henrietta Shoemaker
Grace King
Mildred Miles
Miss Miles
Fundingsland Takes Half Interest in Sidney Drug Co
L O Fundingsland buys half of the Sidney Drug Co from Mrs A D Stewitts. The store remains under the same name but will expand stock and modernize displays. It will add ice cream tubs and a soda fountain with an expert to ensure top quality cream. Fundingsland enhances local business ties in Sidney.
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L. O. Fundingsland
Sidney Drug Co
A. D. Stewitts
Fundingsland
Sidney
Legislature clears election law with single dissent
The bill aligning statutes with the biennial election amendment passed the legislature with one vote against it. It delays this fall election and allows county officials two regents and the supreme court chief justice to serve one more year. The code commission faced a tangled draft and said the measure cuts the Gordian knot.
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Supreme Court
Code Commission
Alliance Times
Sidney Fire Department Forms Strong Western Nebraska Unit
Alliance Creamery Co and Sidney’s volunteer fire fighters boast sixty members as they push for citizen awareness of new fire wards and alarm signals. Officers include President Greenlee and Secretary Tobin while funding a new fire house and city hall is pursued with village board support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
End of the Rainbow: Nebraska Surpasses in Agricultural Wealth
Nebraskans seek cheap land in Canada and Texas sales claim, while Nebraska's own fields grow rich. The piece argues Nebraska will soon lead in agricultural wealth, posing temptation and nostalgia for those who leave.
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United States
Canada
Nebraska
Minnesota
Texas Lands
Iowa
Cemetery Association Formed Near Old Colton
Citizens of Old Colton form a cemetery association appointing a president secretary and treasurer. The cemetery sits on ground donated by V F Kucera in section 26-14-48 above the Old Colton schoolhouse. It will shorten funeral trips that previously went to Sidney or Lodgepole, allowing home services.
New Union Pacific Trains Slash Omaha to San Francisco Time
Union Pacific debuts the Overland Limited replacing the San Francisco Overland Limited. The three day journey from Omaha to San Francisco drops to fifty one hours thirty minutes with a ten dollar excess fare from Chicago and a proportional charge from Omaha. The steel equipped train features stenographers ladies maids information guides barber shop baths news bulletins stock reports valet library and an observation car.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
San Francisco
Chicago
San Francisco Overland Limited
Overland Limited
Overland
Northwestern
Southern Pacific
Milwaukee Line
Los Angeles
Pacific Limited
Sidney High School Star Enlists in U S Navy Training
Francis Brennan a Sidney High School graduate from the class of 07 has left a Salt Lake City railroad bookkeeping post to join the U S Navy Training School in San Francisco as a Yeoman. He earned the school’s scholarship for highest standing and is noted as a bright, diligent student. He is the son of Mrs. Bessie Brennan and brother to Ed.
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Francis Brennan
Sidney High School
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Sidney School
Bessie Brenflan
Geographer’s Lesson Ends with Comical Answer
In a classroom scene the geography class studies a map. The teacher asks what appears on the other hand besides Russia. Willie blurts out a humorous reply, delivering a light moment in the story.
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Russia
Wille
Got Off Easy marriage License Exchange
A caller asks for the cost of a marriage license. The town clerk replies one dollar, the caller questions if it is only six cents, and the clerk comments that the caller is lucky. Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Yowre Lucky
Philadelphia Bulletin
Parringford’s marriage questioned by Heathcote family
A fragment quotes a line about why Parringford married the eldest Heathcote daughter, calling her homeliest of five. It suggests he chose the path of least resistance rather than a younger, prettier match.
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Parringford
Heathcote
Chicago
Keard-Tlevald
A Careful Spouse Reflects on Funeral Moments
A San Francisco note recounts a spouse's restrained reaction at her husband's funeral. The remark implies deep affection despite lacking visible tears as dampness worsened his rheumatism. The source frames the scene with restrained sentiment and medical context.
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San Francisco
Meena
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Clara, Neb
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Sunol
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E. Harper
Wright
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