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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
7
Dr and Mrs W G Williams of Bayard were thrilled by a telegram from Wisconsin stating their son Robert 15 had arrived there safe and well. He had been missing since March 3 after an argument with his father and had been offered a reward for his return.
A three year old Holyoke child swallowed a nail during play. A Sterling surgeon performed a delicate lung extraction Sunday, inserting a tube via the throat and drawing the nail into the suction tube, the child recovering well.
Mrs. Frank Ring of Broadwater County suffered a badly cut knee when a horse on their farm kicked her as it became frightened. A Bridgeport physician treated the injury, and unless complications arise, it is not expected to be serious.
A vintage advertisement urges older readers to treat kidney issues with Doan's Pills. It cites J P Lancaster of 201 West 7th St Mayes whose back pain and sluggish kidneys improved after one box. The copy promotes price of 60 cents and directs readers to Doan's Pills from Yester Mirbarn Co., Buffalo NY.
A mix of buckthorn bark magnesia sulphoe stycerine and Adlerika is sold as a stomach remedy. It claims to remove gas and old waste matter within minutes and ease chronic constipation. The ad emphasizes rapid easy effect and improved mood from the Western Drag Company.
Lincoln G Simon and Simon heirs including Elsie M Simon and Harold Wilnes Simon are named as sole heirs of B Simon, who was the sole heir of Mercy Essig, in a notice affecting Jet Pour (4), Block Fifty (00), First Ad. estate interests and claims are detailed for those having or claiming any right.
Frank Ackerman petitions Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court on April 20 1926 seeking to quiet and confirm his title to Lot 4 Block 50 First Addition Sidney Neb and remove a cloud from a deed dated 1889 from C D Essig to Mercy Essig alleging no consideration and void while Ackerman and his grantors have held possession openly and adversely for over ten years. Respondents must answer by June 7 1926.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the district court directs a referee to sell at public auction the East Half of the Southeast Quarter and the South Half of the South Half of two sections in township 14 range 49. The sale to be held June 2 at 10 a.m. at the east door of the Sidney courthouse to the highest bidder for cash.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the court schedules May 20 1926 at 10:00 a.m. for a hearing on a petition by James W Johnson agent for heirs and subsequent purchaser seeking status of Alice L Divine deceased intestate owner of Lots 5 and 6 Black 13 Clarkson Addition to Sidney Nebraska. Notice will appear in the local weekly grap newspaper for three weeks.
In Cheyenne County County Court Emma Olson petitions to admit the will of August W Olson to probate and for Letters Testamentary. The hearing is fixed for Monday May 17 1926 at 10 AM in Ward County with notice to all interested parties.
A copy of the order states it will be published in the Telegraph a weekly newspaper circulated in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska for three consecutive weeks before the hearing date. Testimony is sworn with the official seal dated April 20 1926 by County Judge Elmer Kahl and attorney Karl R Kratz.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a district court order by Judge J W Tewell instructs a referee to sell at the east door of the Sid ney courthouse the NE quarter and the west half of the SE quarter of Section 3 Township 14 Range 49 for cash. Sale opens at eleven o clock a m with bidding to remain open for one hour.
The State of Nebraska County Court in the matter of the estate of August Granneman deceased orders that Edna Granneman be appointed administratrix. A hearing is set for May 1st, 1906 at 10 a m. Notice of pendency and the hearing must be published in Telegraph for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
By virtue of a May 1922 chattel mortgage filed in Cheyenne County Nebraska Advance Rumely Thresher Company, Inc. holds a debt of 218.96 dollars with a default. A public auction will sell the Oll Pull Tractor Type K No 18280 at the Advance Rumely Thresher Company warehouse Kidney Nebraska on May 16 1926 at 2 PM. Mortgagee Advance Russell Threader Co Inc. 31-3
In obedience to a court order, Sheriff J. W. McDaniel will auction a described parcel of land in Cheyenne County Nebraska. On May 11, 1926 at 10:00 AM at the Sidney Court House front door, the property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, with the sale remaining open for one hour.
The sale follows a March 3 1924 foreclosure decree in favor of Nebraska Central Building and Town Association Lincoln Nebraska against Minnie Vizina and others. The amount due is 2717.80 with 10 percent interest from March 3 1925 plus costs. On May 10 1926 at 10 am the sheriff will offer for public sale at the east front door of the Sidney Courthouse real estate lots 3 and 4 in Block 5 Haskell s Addition Sidney Nebraska to satisfy the decree.
In a Nebraska case Ty versus C. W. Hornaday and others the Liberty State Bank received a foreclosure decree dated January 28 1926. The sale is set for May 12 1926 at 10:00 AM at the east front in Cheyenne County to satisfy 2139.51 dollars plus costs and ten percent interest from January 28 1926. The property is the north half of the northeast quarter in section 15 township 13 north range 61 west of the 6th P M.
The Order of Sale in a Nebraska foreclosure case against Central Building and Loan Corp plaintiff and Kenneth D. Bassett et al. sets May 11, 1926 at 10 a.m. for public auction at the east front door of the Sidney Court House. The property is Lat Right 8 Block 7 Callahan's Addition Kidney Nebraska as recorded. The decree from May 1925 secures $4285.12 with 10 percent interest from March 2, 1926 plus costs. Sheriff J. W. McDaniel will conduct the sale.
An order of sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska requires a public auction of the property of W O Robbins and Alice Robbins et al for cash to satisfy a judgment in favor of Nebraska State Building and Loan Association. The sale at the east front door of the courtroom in Sidney will occur May 22 1926 at 10 o'clock A M. Parcel begins at the southeast corner of Tract No Three Wellners Third Addition and runs north along the east line 294 feet then west 304 feet then south parallel to east line 294 feet.
Legal notice fragment describes property with metes and bounds including 815 feet then 304 feet to a beginning point on the tract south line and dated April 17 1926 noting J W McDaniel as sheriff and Courtright Sidner Lee Gunderson as attorneys.
A sheriff's sale notice states Louis F. Kreymberg Jr seeks foreclosure. At 11 am May 22, 1926, at the courthouse east front door in Cheyenne County, lands described as the northwest quarter of Section 9 Township 15 North Range 47 West 6th P M will be sold to satisfy judgment and costs. Sheriff’s office dated April 17, 1926.
The District Court partitions out the south half of the south half of Section 26, Township 17, Range 47 west, Cheyenne County. Referee J. W. McDaniel will sell at public auction May 18 at 10 am at the Sidney courthouse east front door, cash only, with one hour for bidding. Kepler & Krats, Rodney Nebraska, represent the case.
A local studio invites families to celebrate with a birthday themed photo session. Photographer Fer Taxi OnoB showcases portraits capturing joyful moments at Phelps Studio on Urthday.
The notice lists American Legion officers with Nick Br. Wilhelmy as Commander Francis J. Herbert as 1st Vice Commander B C GrabllH as 2nd Vice Commander Hugh L. Slawaon as Adjutant Chas L. Marsh as Finance Officer David Ells as Sergeant-at-Arms Dean J. J. Crawford as Service Secretary Claude Golding as Liaison Officer Barry McCormick as Publicity Officer.
Sidney Country Club lists A. K. Greenlee as President D. R. Thomas as Vice President E. R. Krets as Secretary with a board including Dr. R. BE. Reche A. J. Jorgensen Paul L. Martin A. E. Phelps M. W. Dimery R. P. Kepier J. L. McIntosh R. B. Oberfelder and J. A. Bentley.
M. A. Shipman serves as President with Tom Poole as Vice President Henry Paviat as Secretary and Marius Christensen as Treasurer. Also listed are A. K. Greenlee Car Ledbetter M. W. Osborn P. W. Barker Wm. Winders Jexs Goodale as officers.
Hoke Smelting and Refining Co of Otsego Michigan buys dental gold platinum magneto points diamonds and discarded jewelry. Plate glasses for windshields and seasoned doors installed at Habler Gerace.
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