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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Dewey Larson and son visited Mrs V A Nelson's family on Sunday. Numerous neighbors and relatives including the Johnsons, Nelsons, Marshes, Madden family, Bertramsons, Jens Olsons, Whitney family, and Kettlers are listed as callers or guests across multiple homes. Several 4 H club activities and visits to friends and relatives fill the week with social calls and dinners.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court orders a hearing for final settlement and heirship determination in the estate of James McNulty and A J Jorgenson estate. Notices will run in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to April 7 1931. appearance required.
South Sunol L reports a spate of Monday and Tuesday visits by Bonser, McCracken, Lewis, Kendrick, and others to Crook, Sterling, and Chappell. A postal carrier coil burn, a broken ankle from a slip on snow, and numerous social calls mark a busy spell as residents travel, heal, and help neighbors through the week.
By order of John T. McIntosh Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska a judgment directs the sale of Lot Two Block Two Krueg to satisfy Home Savings and Loan Association plaintiff against Clarence P Millett Evelyn Millett Winn ed Millett Dorothy Millett Emma A Williams John R Williams Clayton D Williams Lola Reynolds and Central Meat Market co partnership as defendants real estate to be sold upon execution
East Huntsman residents Mr and Mrs Harry Sparks and Mr and Mrs Fred Siemers with families spent Wednesday evening at the Fred Kettler home. Mr and Mrs Paul Sparks and family visited with Mr and Mrs Elmer Hughes and family Sunday afternoon. Otto Raus, Fred Kettler, J J Driever and Fred Flicker called at the George Nieman home Tuesday. Elsie Nieman helped Mrs Fred Flicker with her work Tuesday.
Western Securities Co offers farm loans at current rates with 5 and 6 percent options plus a reasonable commission. Contact office or Resident Manager Sidney, Bidg. Neer for terms and arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Anderson and Mr and Mrs Jack Nelson attended Sunday dinner at the James Johnson home. Ed Nelson and Allen made a business trip to Denver last week. Dedrick Hale and Brush Colorado visited the EEdson Madden home. Delores Nelson spent Wednesday evening with Janis Whitney. Mr and Mrs C P Herboldsheimer and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Dewey Mathewson home.
A group of 32 leading physicians publicly endorse Sargon after extensive informal trials. Noted names include Dr. P. K. Drummond of Ford Motor Company, Detroit, and Dr. C. J. Roberts of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Philadelphia. Additional experts from McGill, Bellevue, Sears Roebuck, New York Life, and Western Electric are cited. The paper will publish full physician reports in future issues. Sold by Western Drug Co.
A quantity of Bison board fibre wall board made in Kansas is offered by LeSueur Lumber Co. in sheets four feet wide and lengths of six seven and eight feet. Priced at three cents per square foot.
Dr Mabel Lott operates as a chiropractor located in the 83 Gapen Building. The brief notice notes her professional service and office address for patients seeking chiropractic care.
An old ad urges relief from bladder weakness with a product named Trystex and Cystex Test. It claims fast action within 15 minutes and broad praise, promising improved sleep energy and mood. The offer highlights a Western Drug Company price of 600 and an iron clad guarantee.
A Lewiston Montana woman praises Kruschen Salts for rapid fat loss in four weeks from 256 to 239 pounds and urges others to try the remedy. The note claims easy reduction with a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and advises avoiding pastries and fatty meats while favoring potatoes butter cream and sugar. The ad notes a four week bottle costs 85 cents and offers a money back guarantee.
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