Foreclosure Notice in Malissa Wassum Estate Case
The Heirs devisees and all interested in the estate of Malissa J Wassum are notified that Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation filed a petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court on May 11 1940 seeking foreclosure of a mortgage lien on the East Half of Section 30 Township 15 North Range 41 West of the 6th P M Cheyenne County Nebraska and for other relief You must answer by July 1040 or the petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly Plaintiff Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Attorney J Heaton
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Malissa J. Wassum
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Notice to Creditors Estate of Collin Buchan Deceased
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County notices creditors that the County Court in Sidney will sit on June 1 1840 and September 1 1940 at ten AM to receive examine and adjust all claims. The period to present claims ends three months from June 1 1940, and debts are due within one year from May 15 1940. Witness signature and seal of County Court dated May 15 1940.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Collin Buchan
Sidney
Said
Quality Of Nebraska Wheat Is Improving
Nebraska aims to boost its reputation as a high quality wheat state despite likely lower overall production in 1940. Secretary Glenn H. LeDrout notes farmer wheat tests across 25 counties, with samples from about 100 different farmers grown side by side to evaluate varieties and practices.
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Nebraska
Glenn H. LeDrout
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Nebraska wheat test plots aim to prove quality of state crop
A Nebraska program by Grain Improvement Association with Extension Service and the Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station enters its second year to improve wheat quality. Colfax county hosts one test plot, with 2100 samples classified last year and 2600 more this year. Plans call for community meetings in June to discuss varieties by university agronomists.
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LeDiout
Colfax
Grain Improvement
Extension Service
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Nebraska
LeDioyi
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
British Miles Master hits 504 mph in test flight
The Miles Master training plane, built for the Royal Air Force, reached an average speed of 504 miles per hour on a test flight from Oxford to Farnborough, surpassing the American Harvard trainer. The two seater trainer is claimed to be faster than its US counterpart and is entering full production.
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London
Royal Air Force
Oxford
Farnborough
Hampshire
London Evening News
Busy Clam Digger to Clean City Streets in Ukiah
Ukiah California judge H D Bowen punishes Free Gee for excess clam digging by ordering him to clean city streets every Thursday for 10 weeks. The decision treats energy as a resource to be redirected into municipal service rather than jail time.
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Ukiah
Calif
H. D. Bowen
Free Gee
For Sale Stenographers' Note Books 10c Each
Classified notice from The Telegraph announcing stenographers note books for sale at ten cents each. concise listing indicates availability and pricing for readers seeking affordable office supplies.
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the Telegraph
London Radium Stored in Tube Vault Under Hospital
London reports a safe deposit vault being built fifty feet deep in Thames gravel under Westminster Hospital to store six grams of radium salts valued at 120000 to 160000 dollars. A twenty foot long steel tube is sunk to create a manhole level with the radium bomb room. The system allows nightly burial of radium bombs while permitting daytime use in the hospital and rapid withdrawal during danger.
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London
Thames
Westminster Hospital
Royal Cancer Hospital
Old Deed Gives Jersey Claim to Delaware Land
New Jersey moves to renew a boundary fight with Delaware over a shoreline area based on a 17th century charter. A 1934 Supreme Court ruling favored Delaware. recent finds suggest James returned lands to King Charles, prompting New Jersey to hire a London expert to verify the documents and press for access to offshore fishing grounds.
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Jersey
Delaware
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Charles II of England
James
New Castle
United States Supreme Court
King Charles
William Lehardy
London
Moccasins Inspire Early American Shoe Trade to England
American colonists showed a fondness for native moccasins, fueling an export industry. By 1650 moccasins were shipped to England as colonists preferred native styles over English footwear, shaping early American commerce.
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England
America
Mohammeds Favorite Wife Ayeshah remembered for beauty and wisdom
The favorite wife of Mohammed was Ayeshah who married the prophet at a young age. She was greatly beloved and praised as the first wife whose paradise gates would open to him. Historians note her beauty and knowledge in mathematics rhetoric and music. Mohammed died in her arms in his last illness.
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Mohammed
Ayeshah
Paradise
Deciphering Secret Codes Col George Fabyan Remarks
Col George Fabyan, famed cipher expert, stated no message or secret code is unreadable. He warned that biliteral cipher, devised about 300 years ago by Sir Francis Bacon, remains the most dangerous for its infinite variation.
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George ‘Fabyan
Francis Bacon
Norway Guides for Fishermen Highlight 290 Salmon Rivers
Norway promotes fishing holidays for Americans with guide books for anglers. It boasts 290 salmon rivers and lake trout up to 40 pounds, portraying fishing as a key holiday option amid Europe.
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Norway
Europe
Freezing Friendly Juices for Home Use
The article notes juices well suited to freezing include apple cherry rhubarb pineapple currant and raspberry. It highlights their suitability for frozen storage and future use.
Primitive Japanese Race Portrait in Early Text
An archaic ethnographic description characterizes the Ainu of Japan as a primitive race occupying a socially lower position, drawing a comparison to Indigenous peoples in America. The wording reflects dated racial hierarchies and stereotypes from the period.
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Japan
America
England Bans Steel in Bridge Building by 1877
By 1877 England prohibited the use of steel in bridge construction marking a pivotal limit on material choice. The policy reflected early industrial cautions and set a constraint on engineering practice before steel prominence.
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England
Market Quotations Produce Summary
Market quotations list chicken weights and prices: hens 4 lbs and up at 10 cents, broilers and springs 15 to 18.8 cents, hens under 4 lbs at 9 to 12? cents, leghorn hens 6 cents, cocks 4 cents, butterfat 2 cents, eggs extras 12 cents, mediums 9 cents, cracks dirtys and pullets at unspecified rates.
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France
Foreign Legion
French’Foreign Legion
North Africa
Marseilles
Steinkjér
J. Heaton
Croes
The
American ‘National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Sidney, Nebraska
LV Oe
Tyes
the Telegraph Publishing Co
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