Property Deed Transfers Include Sidney Area Lots and Ranch Allotments
A series of activity warranty deeds records transfers from Simon Iishman and others to various buyers, including Henry T. Doran, Mary DPD Sehwake, John A Johnson, FP Oldfield, O R Owens, and others. Amounts range from 1.00 to 12,139.00 with dates scattered across 1945 to 1951. Entities include Bismark Runge, Rush Creek Land and Live Stock Co, Ada Rennick, and multiple Callahan additions in Sidney.
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Simon Iishman
Als
Il D. Moore
Vaclav Klein
Henry T. Doran
Sidney
Nelson W. Marks
S. Fishman
George W. Walter
Mary Dpd
Sehwake
Wilhelmine Kempke
Joe Deitrick
Earl E. Deitrick
Gus Wellner
John A. Bentley
NEW
Nyskhney
Bismark E. Runge
H. C. Casselman
NIE
Charles Callahan
C. F. Brown
Callahans
Rush Creek Land and Live Stock Company
Henry F. Kahler
James I. McIntosh
John W. Smith
Simon Fishman
Ada Rennick
Clint Thompson
Lyman
Barham
William R Wood
Merman Stueve
Real estate transfers list with multiple grantor grantee deeds
A compilation of quitclaim and warranty deeds showing numerous transfers. James L McIntosh and others move properties to Simon P Bender Clyde Man Maria Rausch Louis Houge J L McIntosh Charles D Marr Lucy Miller L S Peirce O F Anderson C W Handley original Dalton Nashs Addition to Lodge Pole Haskell additions Sid ney etc with varied lot and block designations and prices from 1 to 16 thousand dollars. The record includes several tiny parcels and a large chain of lot transfers among individuals and couples including Albert Carow and associates in Dalton and Dal ton area real estate dealings.
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James’ l. McIintosh
Simon P. Bender
James L. McIntosh
Clyde Man
Henry W. Marquardt
Maria Rausch
George H. Otte
Anna M. Miller
J. L. McIntosh
Dalton
Albert EH. Carow
Cc. W. Handley
George W. Snow
Joseph M. Swenson
University of Pittsburg Plan Aims Soy Bean Campaign
Washington officials weigh a proposal from University of Pittsburg students to enlist nontechnical college men in a food campaign. Volunteers would aid county agents on scientifically managed farms or promote soy bean cultivation to partly offset a wheat shortage during the summer.
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Washington
Why Water Extinguishes Some Fires and Not Others
Water works on burning liquids that mix with it such as alcohol and acetone. It fails with gasoline or oil because they do not mix with water and float on the surface, spreading the fire instead of quenching it.
Meekton Praises Sharietta's Statesmanship Potential
In a Washington Star quote, Mr. Meekton asserts Sharietta would excel in politics, praising her as a powerful debater capable of sustained discourse and even filibustering, suggesting strong rhetorical gifts.
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Mr. Meekton
Sharietta
Washington Star
Safe Anchorage Moral House Quote
A compact reflection on securing a moral center beyond worldly uncertainties. The speaker likens true anchorage to a steady inner compass rather than shifting quicksands, noting the human need for stable grounding amid doubt and drift.
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Carlyle
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Spring Tonic Ad
It improves the blood cleans the stomach regulates the bowels helps the appetite and makes you feel up and ready. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is promoted as a real spring tonic at 35c through WATH Pharmacy.
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Hollister
WATH
Choate Dies at 85 in New York Home
Joseph H. Choate former United States ambassador to Great Britain died at his New York home after an hour of illness from heart disease. The eminent lawyer and veteran public speaker was praised as a foremost citizen of New York by May or Mitchel at a war missions entertainment.
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New York
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Great Britain
Choate
Mitchel
Knew Her Tastes
A Washington Star humorous line questions a man’s diet. A dyspeptic patient urges moderation while a doctor suggests supervision of eating. The quip reflects mid-century newspaper flavor and social commentary.
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Washington Star
Coal color thoroughbred to stand at farm near Sidney
A coal colored thoroughbred weighing 1800 pounds will stand on the west half of section 3-15at, nineteen miles northwest of Sidney, for a suckling colt at the price of 12.00 dollars.
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Sidney
A Vain Compliment in Browning’s Magazine
A brief comic exchange features Ethel complimenting her father on a new suit and a punchline about her mother having said it first and spent the change, framed in Browning's Magazine as light fiction.
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Ethel
Browning
Song of the Bullfrog and Polly Wog Exchange
A humorous exchange frames a frog wooing a polly wog on a lily pad. The frog asks if she will wed, and she agrees, noting his greenbacks in chunks and promising to be the bride of one with many plunks.
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Mrs. Frog
Due to patient with broken legs How are you this morning
Patient asks how you are this morning and replies Oh cant kick in a playful exchange referencing an American Boy in a hospital setting.
Much Ado in a Barber Shop Jam
A Kansas City Journal brief notes a barber causing a stir with a messy situation. The piece hints at questionable shampoo and a humorous muddle, framed in a light local tone.
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Kansas City Journal
Get Rid of Both Delights in Bold Cat Metaphor
A Boston Transcript quotation uses a sharp line about discarding care to silence a nighty cat, reflecting a humorous or critical stance. It showcases the paper’s voice in treating a witty metaphor about concern and action with regional flavor.
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Boston Transcript
Cough Remedies in a Kansas City Journal Snippet
A fragment from the Kansas City Journal shows a quip about coughing and a dusty remedy suggestion. The lines include a suggestion to rub the throat and a defiant remark about coughing rather than honking.
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Kansas City Journal
Economic Growth Claim Grows With Europe Parity Projection
A remark asserts that if the nation continues its current rate of progress, the country could reach a level of wealth in about 50 years that matches the combined wealth of Europe. The statement frames long term prosperity in comparative terms.
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L. O. Fundingsland
Clayton Radcliffe
Haskell
Robert S Oberfelder
Agatha Wellner
Elihu Root
New York Statesman
Russia
Fow Jong
Dbrmonian
Safe Anchorage
Vach Bros
Bory
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
L. Douglas
San Francisco
post+ woop pencing Shoe Co
Spark
Brockton, Maz
S. H. Snyder
NEBR
The
Optimist
Gentral Meat Market
Frank Hahler
Europe
E. V. Metz
Suititorium
Red Cress Pharmacy
Maxwell
C. E. Harper
Sidney Nebraska
Standard Oil Company
Nebraska
Omaha
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