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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1938
Page
6
Public notices announce demands for two wells and summer pasture, with foreclosures of tax liens on multiple Sidney parcels. The document includes a federal bankruptcy discharge hearing for Fred H Bangert, with April 18 deadline to file opposition, and a long list of county payrolls, orders, and disbursements. Also notes appointments to fill unexpired terms of precinct assessors and adjournment to April 5.
Sealed bids due April 7, 1938 at 10:00 AM for Bituminous Surface Treatment on the Sidney Huntsman Project No 130 A Federal Aid Road. Proposals include 5.7 miles of Armor Coat with 710 cubic yards mineral aggregate and 23 150 gallons asphalt oil. Minimum wages set by labor classifications. Bond 100 percent, bid deposit $150, plans available at Sidney County Clerk, Bridgeport District Engineer, or Lincoln. State reserves right to waive technicalities and reject all bids.
All persons having or claiming any interest in Lot Five and the West thirty three feet of Lot Six in Block Two Clark's Addition to Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska are invited to come forward and establish their rights. The notice covers all parties with claims in Lots Five Six and Block Four as described and advised in this public record.
The board of county commissioners met in regular session chaired by Guy Shaw with A A Fenske Ford Weikhorst J W Billeter and L Pindell present. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. claims were audited and allowed as listed by the county clerk.
William Huls and sons Jake and Jasper visited Irvin Reiger. Martin Borges called on Cecil Hume. Fred Thompson on Carl Jurgens. Local families hosted and attended gatherings at Frerichs, Borges, Jurgens, Block, Weyerts, and Gortemaker homes. Machinery sale in Sidney drew many residents including Bartling, Dykman, and Rahe families.
The Sidney Laundry and Dry Cleaning company installed a modern filter machine to ensure a constant stream of fresh and clean solvent over clothing. F A Bush says the device keeps the plant in step with industry improvements and solves issues with solvent cleanliness during handling of dirtier loads.
Major General Stanley H. Ford, commander of the seventh corps area, reports that fifty percent of the training camp quota for young men has already received applications. He notes the recruiting campaign began March 1 and warns all who wish to attend should apply at once due to strong interest in the camps next summer.
A local market pledges to offer nationally advertised brands and popular local trends, quality meats, and the freshest garden fruits and vegetables at the lowest cash prices. Test us.
The State of Nebraska alerts all interested that William Julius has filed a petition to appoint him administrator of the estate of George Poulos also known as George Gianopoulos, deceased. A hearing is set for April 4, 1938 at ten o clock AM before County Judge Robt A Barlow. Paul L Martin, lawyer.
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