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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1918

Page

26

Letter From a Soldier to Mr Gapen from Camp Funston Kans

A soldier writes from Camp Funston Kansas that Sidney men are awaiting overseas deployment to Long Island New York after being medically cleared. He notes packing and pre overseas equipment, reports on Red Cross campaigns, and mentions friends and fellow townsmen preparing to go over. He praises comrades and expresses hope Sidney will go over the top in Red Cross efforts.

Mr Gapen Telegraph Sidney Long Island New York Red Coss Frank Hahler Sidney Red Cross Prac Cavalry George Puppis Oakley Otten Medical Corps U. S. Army George Bob Martin Ife Red Cross Pindeln Camp Funston Kans

The American Bank of Sidney Nebr Statement May 10 191s

Bank balance sheet lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts 258138.45 and deposits 1 569461.90 for the American Bank of Sidney in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The document bears Robert A Barlow and directors J J McIntosh Grace McInyto sel and Jennie O Johnson notarized May 15 with state banking board certification.

State of Nebraska Cheyenne Robert A. Barlow Ute Banking Board Robert AL Barlow

Charter No 1293 Report of the Sidney State Bank

The Sidney State Bank of Sidney Nebraska at close of business May 10 1918 reports assets of 380 802 46 including loans and discounts 380 178 72 overdrafts 612 18 liberty bonds 20 780 00 banking house and equipment 2 671 25 current expenses taxes and interest 11 139 20 due from banks 5 300 14 checks and exchange 4 096 08 currency 0 gold 0 silver 15 077 03 liabilities 380 802 46 capital stock 3 0 0 surplus 255 deposits 358 0 0 notes rediscounted 1 650 00 bills payable 11 000 00 depositor's guaranty fund 2 026 22 Leslie Copper cashier certifies accuracy dated May 18 1918 with directors signatures and seal

United States Cece Cceeee Iinlutos Eeee Ee Eens Guaraguty Fund U. S Liberty Loan U.S Federal Reserve Bank Renal Estate

Notice of tax deed application for Sidney property

Catherine McClain and heirs are notified that W Pantenburg bought at sheriff sale on July 25 1916 to foreclose tax sale certificates tied to 1900 1913 delinquencies for Lots 21 and 22 in Morrow Addition Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska. Pantenburg paid 1914 1915 taxes and will apply for deed on September 14 1918 after three months from service.

Catherine McClin Catherine McClain Pantenburg Cheyenne County Nebraska Morrow Sidney W. F. Pantenburg

Notice of Hearing on Probate of Foreign Will

Notice is given to all interested in the estate of Henry Wisch deceased that on May Yard 1918 Ellis Fisher of Cheyenne County Nebraska filed a petition in the county court claiming Wisch died testate on May 14, 1916 while resident of Pottawattamie County Iowa and at that time owned NE quarter 17 and E half of NW quarter 17 in section 17 township 16 north range 52 west of the 6th P. M. Cheyenne County Nebraska.

Henry Wisch Ellis Fisher Cheyenne County Nebraska Pottawattomie County Iowa 6Th S. M Fur

Unclear OCR figures with scattered monetary values

Incoherent fragments show multiple monetary numbers including 94,015.53 10,000.00 6,910.17 and 94,015.48 with no clear context or complete sentence structure. Source text lacks identifiable entities or a coherent event to summarize.

Probate decree sought for real estate under will in Nebraska

Elis Fisher is named owner of the described real estate under the will of Henry Wisch deceased. The petition seeks a decree assigning the real estate to residuary devisees and to bar all claims against the estate. Hearing set for June 17 1918 at 10 pm in the county court room Sidney Nebraska. Judge CoD Chambers signs the seal of the court.

Elis Fisher Henry Wisch Nebraska Sidney Maas Cod Chambers

Order of Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administrator

The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court. On reading the petition of Henry Schrear praying administration of the estate of George Schrear deceased be granted to him as Administrator. The hearing is set for June 15 1918 at 10 oclock a.m. in the County Court. All interested may appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Notice will be given by publishing this order in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing. Dated May 18 1918. (Seal) Co. P. Chambers.

Nebraska Cheyenne County Oss Cocr George Schrear Henry Schrear the Telegraph Seal) Co P. Chambers Cheyenne Joseph Saali Martin Saali Telegraph Chambers

Probate petition for foreign will in Polk Missouri

In Cheyenne County Nebraska May 17 118 BE H Mason files petition to accept probate of James C McClure last will and testament as probated in a foreign state. Hearing set for June 6 at 10 A M with publication in the She Telegraph three issues prior to the date. County Judge CHAMBERS presiding.

Land Auction in Sidney At Court House Nebraska 1918

Public sale of five minor heirs shares of Oliver Van Valin estate in lands including the southeast quarter of section 4 and all of sections 9 in township 12 north range 53 west with a 1 3 total acreage. Bids to be offered quarter by quarter then the whole to achieve highest price. Payment plan: one third cash one year and one third in three years at six percent interest secured by a first lien. Guardian B A Jones signs dated May 22 1918.

Court House Sidney Nebraska Oliver van Valin B. A. Jones Guardian

Eskimos Not Indians Yet The World Outook Notes Name Meaning

Eskimos are described as brown skinned original Americans from the far north who dislike the term Esquimos meaning eaters of raw fish. The piece notes they have not changed their name despite the World Outlook.

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Grand Prairie Visitors and Local Notices Around Town

Johnson and family of Colorado visited with his brother Emil Johnson Saturday and Sunday. Frank Heinsman culling at E Planck’s Thursday night. Miss Tompkins visited Mons Johnson Sunday. A son John Junker born May 18 to Albert Frerich and wife. Fe S Holm hosted visitors Sunday afternoon. Lizzie Retners returned home from Dalton to assist her mother. Mail route workers missing box reads. Maude Robbins returned to work at Cheyenne County Trading Co. Strong wind reported Monday. KO Larson and family dined with PF S Holm Sunday. Farmers Union to meet at W C Robbins Thursday night May 23. Omitted Lutheran flag service names William Hargens Frank Keoppen Otto Olson. Boys engaged in service praised by officers.

Maude Robbins Cheyenne County Trading Co KO Larson PF. S . Holm Farmers Union W. C. Robbins William Hargens Frank Keoppen Otto Olson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gapen Sidney the American Bank Judg J. J McIntosh Grace McInytosel TDIS Jennie O Johnson Notary Public Sidney State Bank G.tadot Leslie Copper State Banking Board N FE Mbeyclouk Jesse (. McNish Esther Devine Reserve District No THE First National Bank Leslie Neubauer C. L. Mann W. EB. Swartzlander Julia Scanlon the Farmers State Bank Gurley Chey- Cue SS. IL Rudd T. Kk, Rudd John Swensen Leroy V. LY the Gurley State Bank Ss. I Henry G. Weyerts Christoph FE. Weyerts Harm Poppen Leroy V. Ley James C McClure BE. H. Mason Polk Missouri A. D. Lois She Grand Prairie Virgil Marsh Jeweler Gingham Lastlon Itter Aida Newt Leon Fine
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