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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
5
Edward G. Lowry reviews government spending practices that affect small businesses. The piece analyzes agencies, grants, and regulatory costs, highlighting how public funding and policy shape entrepreneurial operations and compliance burdens.
A long financial analysis traces federal receipts and expenditures from 1866 to 1919. It highlights yearly surpluses and deficits, growth of direct taxation since 1910, and rising annual revenue needs. The piece urges scrutiny of government spending as direct taxes become dominant.
Multiple legal notices published by Kepler and Kratz. Parties include Roy L. McAdam, various heirs, and receivers of the Nebraska Mortgage Company. Court action seeks to quiet title to SE quarter of section 14, township 15, N range 52, and a sheriff's sale of the NW quarter of section 15, township 16, N range 49, to satisfy a mortgage decree for Leander Clark College intervenor.
Mortgagee Joseph Hahler will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder an Avery 18 36 h p tractor 1919 model at 10 a m at Hahler's Garage Sidney Nebraska on Saturday April 8. Mortgage to C A Glassburn was filed Cheyenne County on July 6 1920 and secured $619 60 with $761 32 due March 24 1922.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash of two thirds interest in 240 acres of winter wheat on the south half of section 4, township 13, range 50, Cheyenne County Neb in addition to farm machinery led by a separator plows and small gear. The sale is set for 10:00 a.m. on Monday April 10 1922 at the property. mortgage is by Ralph Potter to A J Jorgenson receiver of Nebraska State Bank Sidney Neb and secured for 2314.00 with total due 2523.05 as of March 24. The mortgage was filed October 8 1921.
A two week federal state cooperation survey shows that about one in three trucks on the Hartford Springfield and Boston Post roads was overloaded. Most overloading involved 3 to 5 ton trucks with 62 percent excess in one case. Overall 89 percent exceeded 12 tons total weight, Connecticut’s legal limit.
A column offers guidance to women suffering from backache hip pains dizziness and urinary issues. It warns not all pains are gender specific and suggests kidney related causes as potential underlying problems. The piece urges seeking proper diagnosis and relief.
Mrs M Reker of Military Ave says Doan’s Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney symptoms. Attacks of side pain keep her from housework, but Doan’s Pills cured the attack. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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