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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
8
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court announces appointments to receive and examine claims against the estate of F L Litzrodt deceased. Creditors must present claims by three months from March 1 1918 and debts payable by June 15 1918. Court sessions in Sidney on April 8 1918 and June 3 1918 to hear claims.
The Sheriff of Cheyenne County Nebraska by order of the District Court will sell at public auction the real estate of Elmer J. Sweet. The property includes Lot 5 Block 36 Original Town Sidney and Lot 2 Clarkson's Subdivision Sidney. Sale to be held April 18 1918 at 10:00 AM in front of the Sidney courthouse. Highest bidder to pay cash. Sheriff J L Sitton dated March 12 1918.
Articles of incorporation declare a Nebraska cooperative named Farmers Union Cooperative Association. Principal business at Brownson, Nebraska with other sites as directors choose. It will deal in buying and selling grain seeds hay livestock farm products and farm merchandise and may acquire real estate as needed.
The document sets a fifty year term from incorporation dated February 13 1918. It specifies capital stock of 250 shares at 100 dollars each totaling 25000 with 5000 paid in at start, non assessable stock, and debt limited to two thirds of paid capital. A seven member board elected by stockholders will appoint officers. Names listed include Glen Bales Art Lyngholm Henry Schmitt John Engel and others. Notary ROBT A BARLOW solemnized on February 13 1918 in Cheyenne County Nebraska.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court orders James K Childers administrator to appear April 15 1918 at 10 am for final settlement and decree on distribution and discharge. Notice to all heirs and interested parties via publication in The Sidney Telegraph weekly.
Public notice dated March 14 1918 from County Judge Chambers references a hearing set for a specific day with three weeks’ prior notice. The terse filing includes county designation and signature, indicating an official court process or administrative action in progress.
County Court in Sid ney will hear claims against the estate of Jesse L Stalnaker on May 6 and September 16 1918. Claimants must present within six months from March 14 1918 or within one year from March 14 1918. County Judge Co P Chambres presiding.
The order requires interested persons to receive notice by publishing a copy of this order in The Telegraph weekly newspaper for three successive weeks before the hearing date. Dated March 6, 1AT. County Judge's copy confirms the official notice.
Caroline E Krebs administratrix seeks approval of her May 28 1918 account for the estate of Edward G Krebs deceased. The matter calls for a court hearing March 30 1918 at 10 00 A M in the County Court to show cause why the petition should not be granted and for decree of heirship and discharge.
Notice states general election will be held Tuesday April 2 1918 in Sidney Cheyenne county Nebraska from 9:00 a m to 7:00 p m at ward voting places. Officers to be elected include mayor city clerk treasurer engineer one councilman from each ward and two school board members for terms ranging one to three years. Attest E L Upenegrove mayor.
It will soon be time to clean house and re-decorate. Phone Mattison 366. Do you want a good home in the best town on earth See us. Job work neatly and promptly done at this office.
In Lancaster county district court, J Den, S G Aden, Albert Benish and Charles Sim er ad have been named defendants in a 25000 action by Maggie Carlson widow of a man killed last year on a highway grade west of Dalton. The pair were found dead beneath an overturned auto after leaving Sidney intoxicated. The State Journal reports the Federal Supreme Court has affirmed the Nebraska Supreme Court ruling granting 13500 in damages for Charles M. Credit, a Union Pacific brakeman, killed in a blizzard collision.
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