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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
9
Congressman M P Kinkaid of Nebraska reformulates plan to withdraw from the race and will seek re nomination after urging from district friends. Known as Uncle Mose he supported homestead and arid land legislation and faced heart trouble delaying retirement.
The senate appropriations subcommittee covering the War department draft a bill with an army strength of 140000, average officer strength about 12530 for the coming year. It proposes increases of 25000 in enlisted personnel and about 1500 in officers over the house provision, based on General Pershing's method of cutting officers accepted in principle.
A 200 foot crater was blown at Wild Murphy gas well ten miles north of Eldorado. Gas from nearby craters was ignited and the main well, estimated to produce over 75 million cubic feet daily, did not ignite until the huge crater blew out. Efforts to extinguish the blaze have been abandoned as flames roar for miles.
Roope, superintendent of motive power, announced after returning from Chicago that all large Burlington locomotive shops will shut this week until June 1. The move aims to save coal as Burlington's coal reserve diminishes amid a coal miners strike.
Washington reports administration officials expect early developments in Genoa or The Hague that may clarify the Russian situation enough to permit American participation in an international project to restore Russia to productivity. Horse Coming into its Own. Chicago notes the decline of urban horses and mules by about 88 percent from 1910 to 1920 while the national total rises 1.9 percent.
The U S Chamber of Commerce estimates the allied debt to the United States at 11.82 billion dollars including principal and accrued interest. Protests rise in gas prices as motorjets nationwide face a sudden one month jump from four to five cents per gallon.
The supreme council of the Moose order has approved a two year lease with option to buy for 50000 dollars on a winter resort property at Orange Park near Jacksonville Florida to serve as a home for the aged.
Warsaw reports twenty five thousand government employees discharged on recommendation of the anti waste commission. The action targets efficiency and budget cuts, reflecting postwar austerity measures amid government restructuring.
Dr Doran a medical specialist of almost 25 years experience offers a free examination Saturday June 3 at Oxford Hotel Sterling from 10 am to 4 pm He does not use the knife and will diagnose conditions from stomach to nervous system He travels to bring modern medical care to at home patients and cautions against improper measures Married women should come with husbands and minors with parents Address: Medical Laboratory of Dr Doran 335 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the court orders Mary Vath guardian to show cause why two thirds of Lots 8 and 9 in Clarkson's addition Sidney and two thirds interests in NW of Sec 8 12 50 and SW 14 47 should not be sold to raise funds for minors education and maintenance. Hearing set June 6 1922 at Sidney Courthouse. Publication for three weeks in The Telegraph.
Why Women Suffer Many Sidney Women are Learning the Cause Women often suffer not knowing the cause Backache headache dizziness nervousness Irregular urinary passages weakness languor Each a torture Together hint at weakened kidneys Strike at the root get to the cause No other remedy more highly endorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills Testimony from Mrs Jack Heavrin recounts backache dizziness and relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills Price 50c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Mfr Buffalo N Y
State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court. to creditors of the estate of Lulu Tishue deceased you are notified that the county judge will sit in Sid ney on August 26 1922 at 10 o clock a m to receive and examine all claims for adjustment and allowance. The claim period ends three months from May 26 1922 and the debt payment time ends one year from April 29 1922. Witness the seal of the court dated April 20 1922.
C. W. Weekbach as trustee sues Martin Christofferson and others in the district court of Cheyenne County to foreclose a $12,000 mortgage on the west half of section 22 township 16 north range 51 west. The action seeks a first lien and sale to pay the debt with possible deficiency judgment. answer due by June 19, 1922. Mike Schram is a defendant in the case. Dated May 8, 1922.
Sheriff J W McDaniel will sell at public auction the SE quarter of section 18 and the west half of NE quarter in township 14, range 50 west, Cheyenne County. The May 1 1922 sale at 10 a m at Sidney courthouse remains open one hour. Highest bidder for cash. Dated April 21 1922.
Cabbage and pansy plants are available at Morgan Floral Greenhouses. Prices are listed in the advertisement within this newspaper.
The Chamber of Commerce announces officers Dr. H. E. Mantor as President L. T. Poole as Vice President Martin W. Dimery as Treasurer J. W. Johnson as Secretary and directors A. K. Greenlee A. E. Phelps W. K. Hodgkin Rev. Samuel Light Dr. M. E. Pettibone Guy V. Doran.
Incorporation notice for McDonald Motor Sales Company of Sidney Nebraska details name and principal place, business as Ford agents in Cheyenne County, capital stock 25000 with 12000 paid in, started April 15 1922 and to terminate April 15 1972. Directors and officers listed: C B McDonald president, A G McDonald vice president, C C Walker secretary treasurer. Dated May 17 1922.
State Department of Public Works invites bids by June 12 1922 for grading culverts and incidental work on the Sidney Colorado State Line Project No 130 B Federal Aid Road. Plans at Sidney County Clerk and Lincoln DPW. Work includes 16325 miles of earth road with various excavations topsoil and culverts. Bids opened in Senate Chamber Capitol Building. County boards encouraged to attend.
W. K. Hodgkin serves as President, F. A. Barger as Vice President, E. R. Kratz as Secretary-Treasurer, with J. L. McIntosh, H. E. Mantor, Pp. L. Martin, R. E. Roche, R. H. Rogers, J. A. Bentley, and M. W. Dimery named as officers or members.
Notice is given of the dissolution of the partnership between Fred W. Stuht and Earnest O. Stuht, formerly the Sidney Ice Company. Fred W. Stuht will continue the business and assume all firm obligations, with all debts payable to him. Earnest O. Stuht and Fred W. Stuht. 34-2
Edward Dowe, convicted in Cheyenne County on July Sth 1919 for assault to rape, seeks a parole. The Nebraska Board of Pardons will hear the application at 10 a.m. on June 13, 1922, at the State Penitentiary in Vinecom. Interested parties may attend and show cause why the parole should or should not be granted. D M Amberry, Secy Board of Pardons. N T Harmon, Chief State Probation Officer.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County estate of Robert O Raymond deceased. You are notified that I will act in said county on September 9 1922 at 10 o'clock a m to receive and examine all claims against said estate for adjustment and allowance. Claims must be presented within three months from June 9 1922 and debts paid within one year from June 6 1922. Witness my hand and the seal of County Court this 5th day of May 1922.
A report describes a sneaking call at Albaugh Tire Shop located at 204 East 2nd Street. No further details are provided about the incident or involved individuals.
U P Time Table lists trains and local freights from Sidney with varying departure times. Entries include Mail No 8 at 8 10 am and No 2 at 8 25 am, No 18 at 9 10 am, No 10 at 9 60 am, No 20 at 3 20 pm, No 4 at 6 20 pm, No 202 local freight at 6 00 am except Sunday, westbound No 8 at 1 95 am, No 19 at 11 06 am, No 7 at 6 50 pm, No 5 at 6 15 am, No 1 at 1 00 pm, No 9 at 9 15 pm, No 17 at 9 06 pm, and local freight No 261 at 7 30 am except Sunday.
Eastbound No 302 departs at 15088 m No 304 departs at 68220 mm Westbound No 301 departs at 8058 mm No 308 departs at 420 PM No 802 stops at Bridgeport and Alliance only
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