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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
5
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Ev erett E. Ramsey of Potter Nebraska files to cancel Frank Bonds homestead entry No 05617 for sw% sw section 8 township 14N range 52W 6th principal meridian alleging no improvements or residence and abandonment. Contestant asks entry canceled if Bond does not answer under oath within twenty days after fourth publication. Publication dates May 8 15 22 29 1915. Sheriff notice dated April 23 1915.
A court ordered sale of the NW quarter of section 32, township 13 north, range 50 west, Cheyenne County Nebraska. The property is levied to satisfy a judgement of 1274.43 plus costs. Sale to the highest bidder for cash on May 26, 1915, in front of Sidney courthouse.
Notice is given that on May 17 1915 at 11 o clock A M at a vacant lot west of Fundingsland Transfer House Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska there will be a public auction of a 30 horse undermounted Avery engine and an 8 gang Moline engine plow to satisfy two promissory notes totaling 720.00 with interest. Peter Jensen as Assignee holds the mortgage and will apply proceeds to the notes and costs.
Monday the King’s Daughters held its largest attendance in months with Mrs C Allen hosting. Miss Margaret Kelly was taken into membership as ladies enjoyed lunch and discussion of their fancy work for the King.
A fragmented OCR item lists prices for agricultural supplies including butter cream potatoes per 100 pounds, loose hay, and hens by the pound with small figures such as 2 cents and 125 as part of the cost details. The readable text focuses on unit prices and product names rather than full sale context.
Coroner's jury at Kinsale indicts German government and Kaiser for wholesale murder in the Lusitania sinking. Captain Turner testifies there was no warning. Revised official tally shows 1,750 dead, 767 saved. 465 passengers and 302 crew among the survivors. Bodies recovered near Queenstown include nine men, five women, a boy and a girl. many victims were first class.
AT THE CHURCHES St. Pawick's Catholic Church holds Mass at 8 and 10, evening service 7:30, instruction Saturday 2. Christian Church offers Bible School 10 am, preaching and Communion 11 am, Junior Endeavor 2:30 pm, Y P S C EL 7 pm, preaching 8 pm, prayer Wednesday 8 pm. Junior Endeavor will lead morning Sunday service, Senior Endeavor Sunday evening. Also G R Miller pastor announces May 16 services 11 am and 8 pm with morning title A Striking Picture of the Times and evening title Is the Bible the Greatest Book in the World. All welcome.
Clara notes farming progress as F A Johnston and family visit The Hard Times Ranch. Recount of measles among youths, Chas Stimke at Montauk ranch, corn listing underway, Rhode fences pasture, Pleasant View ball team loses at Potter due to bum decisions. Farmers attend the Farmers Union meeting at Sidney.
I Leslie Neubauer cashier certify the balance sheet for the bank in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska as of May 7 1915. It lists assets including loans and discounts securities real estate owned cash and due from federal reserve banks and other banks and trust accounts with figures reflecting totals and breakdowns. Directors B A Jones J W Harper Aulia Ahrens attest and notary Joseph Obenfelder witnessed the oath.
In the House of Commons, first lord W S Churchill said Captain Turner of the Lusitania acknowledged receipt of Admiralty messages warning and directing its course. Churchill noted Admiralty knowledge of the German warning issued in America and that Britain’s seaport trade operated under precautionary laws with merchant traffic left to provide its own escort.
Frost cable warns that unlisted individuals are presumed dead missing with no news on Vanderbilt, Stone, Shields, Myers, Klein, Hubbard, Forman or any bodies. Washington receives instruction to assume those not listed as survivors or identified dead are missing and almost certainly dead.
The Japanese foreign office drafts a treaty with China based on accepting key terms of Japan’s ultimatum including the restoration of Kaiuchau, signaling a potential settlement path in the regional dispute.
Ss. W. Milan, a stranger, picked up a purse near the Burlington depot Friday and turned it to the agent. A telegram from a north bound train sought the purse’s owner, a Sidney resident, noting the purse held money, a ticket to Alliance, trunk checks and valuables. The find was praised as exemplary honesty by a jobless man with no friends or means.
The Buffalo County Supervisors appropriated 1000 toward the seedling mile of the Lincoln highway at Kearney. The amount comes from the auto license fund about 3500, designated as a road fund for building and maintaining main roads. Estimated total cost is 12000 for the concrete road.
Ernest Stuht took a two day lay-off to travel to Omaha on a business trip. He was accompanied by his wife who stayed to visit, and his brother Fred. Ernest and Fred returned on Friday.
Professor McKeever of Kansas University argues that automobiles make young people dislike walking. The remark draws sharp skepticism about a college professor’s judgment and its accuracy.
J R Williams attended the Grand Lodge of the Workmen in Lincoln for a three day session beginning Monday. Judge Ballard from Kimball visited the county capital on Saturday. Mrs Hedlund of Dalton was in the city Saturday.
The May teachers examinations will be held at the Court House in Sidney on Friday May 21 and Saturday May 22. Life, city, state and county certificate subjects will be given, along with the reading circle examinations. Anna McFadden, County Supt.
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