Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Sidney Nebraska
Legal notice of default on a July 10 1916 chattel mortgage to Wood Bros Thresher Co' Foreclosure sale set for November 13 1916 at 1 30 PM at Puthoff Johnson Implement House near Burlington Depot Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska cash terms. Plaintiffs Ernest Stuht and Otto Hink seek to quiet title to Sidney real estate and adverse possession claims with December 25 1916 filing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EB. McMahon
Mortgagor
Wood Bros. Thresher Co
Office of Register of Deeds
Filmore County
Nebraska
Wood Bros
Joe
Charley
Ford
Puthoff & Johnson
Burlington
Sidney
Cheyenne
Wood Bros, Thresher Coo
Porter P. Black
Cig
Ernest Stuht
Otto Hink
Cheyenne County
T.ct
William Sturt
Adeliade Cessna
Joseph Sharmer
James Sutherland
Ida Sutherland
James H. Pratt
Louisa F. Pratt
Cornelius < Ferris
Ermina P. Ferris
A. D
Ernest Studt
Henri Bartle Fog
Lousta F. Pratt
Cornelius Ferris
Devisees
Probate Notice and Creditors Meeting in Cheyenne County
The estates of Clarice Li Heath and estates listed including Adelaide Cessna and others are detailed. Creditors must present claims to the County Judge of Cheyenne County at the County Court Room on December 27, 1916 and April 27, 1917, at 10 o clock a.m. Four weeks of publication precede the December date in The Telegraph legal newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Clarice Li Heath
Said
Telegraph
Witneas
Good Meetings at Christian Church
Evangelist Lloyd John Evans, member of Terdenominational Association of Evangelists, draws large crowds in Sidney after postponement. The Cincinnati Post notes crowded tabernacle, with several sermons planned for Friday to Sunday including titles The Feast of Belshazzar and the Fall of Babylon and Eating Soup in The Devil's Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
John Evans
Evans
Evangelist Evans
Belshazzer
Babylon
Church of the Golden Lilies
State vs Dr Eikner preliminary hearing held
In the case of the state versus Dr Eikner a criminal operation charge, the formal preliminary hearing was set Wednesday by County Judge Chambers. Miles and Halligan represented the defense and no case was presented at this time. The defendant was bound over to the district court in the sum of 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eikner
Chambers
Miles
Halligan
District Court
Cupid sulking as leap year leaps in county judge notes
Judge Chambers has issued no marriages for two weeks prompting him to appeal to county commissioners for aid. He urges young folks to seize opportunities as leap year passes, while warning that the noogy he offers may lure in hopeful matches. Mia Kane and daughter Mrs. Stokes returned from a visit in Wyoming. A charity food sale is planned Saturday November 11 by the Kings Daughters at Wath's. Dick Williams returned from a two week visit in Minnesota and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Kane
Stokes
Wyoming
Dick ‘Williams
Minnesota
South Dakota
Social and Club Affairs B M S Club Meeting Recaps
The B M S Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs H E Munter as guest. Mrs McClenaghan chaired and Mrs C Mann was secretary. A Riley program drew a large attendance with Lily of Riley humor by Mrs Jones and two Riley readings on the Victrola. Several Victrola numbers were sung by hostess Mrs Mantor, led by Mrs Ship man. New members Mrs Radcliff Mrs Bliss and Mrs Sittler were voted in, marking prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S
H. E. Munter
McClenaghan
C. Mann
Riley
Weeden
Lily of Riley
Jones
Mantor
Shipman
McMichael
North Platte
Radcliff
Bliss
Sittler
Social events fill week with parties and fundraisers
Mrs J Symodynes and Mrs F King hosted a Thursday afternoon party at Symodynes home with yellow and white chrysanthemums, gilt S and K cards, a two course luncheon, 500 games won by Miss Radcliff, second honors to Mrs McIntosh, consolation to Mrs Ahrens. A week later similar party planned with new guests. Ladies Aid served chicken meals on election day boosting funds over one hundred dollars. Miss Velma Jones hosted a taffy pull for about sixty with chaperones Miss Timmins and Miss Johnson. Nick Treinen hosted a large dinner to honor newly married Mr and Mrs John Treinen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Symodynes
F. King
Symodynes
J. T. McIntosh
Miss Radcliff
Lowe
J. J. McIntosh
Barlow
McIntosh
Ahrens
King
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church
Velma Jones
Timmins
Sidney Mere
Miss Johnson
Helping Hand society meeting yields pleasant afternoon
The Helping Hand society of the south divide met on Wednesday with Mrs. Ernest Miller. Despite unfavorable weather a good number attended. They enjoyed needle work, brisk conversation and a delightful luncheon followed by a happy afternoon. The King's Daughters met with Mrs. C. Allen Monday afternoon. Their session emphasized discussion and planning for an upcoming bake sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society of the
South Divide
Ernest Miller
King’s Daughters
C. Allen
Mrs Seeger Hosts Altar Society at New Home
Mrs. Fred Seeger entertained the Altar society on Wednesday in her new home. A large attendance attended the gathering as Mrs Seeger planned a week earlier due to an upcoming long trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seeger
Altar Society
New
Mrs. Seeger
Mrs Pfeiffer Hosts One Oclock Sunday Luncheon
Mrs Pfeiffer hosted a one o clock luncheon at her home on Sunday with seating for six. She is noted as a successful entertainer and Sunday's event continued the tradition.
Dedrichs Host Gala for Miss Gass of Columbus
Mr and Mrs Dedrich entertained Wednesday night in honor of Miss Gass of Columbus. Twelve guests shared a sumptous spread in a cordial gathering reflecting a small town social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedrich
Miss Gass
Columbus
Jutland and the Sea and Danish Adaptation
London Chronicle notes that Denmark has avoided political upheaval while Jutland has faced sea pressures. It highlights centuries of Jutland care for the Jutes and the need for dikes like Holland. The Tymfjord’s 1825 breach by North Sea waters left eastern Jutland exposed to recurrent inundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutland
Denmark
Holland
North Sea
Eland
London Chronicle
Silage vs Pasture: Economic Feasibility for Farmers
A dairy note compares silage and pasture efficiency showing that one acre of good corn silage equals four acres of pasture. Two acres of pasture may feed a cow six months with plenty of rain, while one acre of corn silage can feed a cow twelve months at thirty five pounds daily on an average fifty bushels per acre crop. With land prices rising, farmers face affordability of pasture land versus silage and drought risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbai
Rhubarb Planted In Fall For Early Spring Growth
Fall planted rhubarb starts earlier next spring and produces better stew than spring set plants, offering a stronger harvest after winter.
Inquiry Into Moline Explosion at Williams-White Plant
Detectives investigate a two time bomb blast on tracks in front of the Williams-White company at Moline 11, a munitions maker. Probers weigh if enemies of the allied war effort or strike sympathizers caused the blast. No damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Williams-White Company
Entirie
German Submarine Lost Near Danish West Coast
A German submarine stranded off Barbcore on the west coast of Denmark. After torpedo boat destroyers tried to refloat it and local coast station refused assistance, the crew abandoned ship, took refuge on a destroyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbcore
Denmark
Jocal Ute
Refige
Fire Again Ravages Wirt Oklahoma Town
For the second time in a year fire virtually wiped out the little town of Wirt Oklahoma in the Teslation ofeld. Fifty buildings were destroyed, with a loss of $125,900, and more than 300 homeless persons were taken to ard more toe sheltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirt
Okla
Ard
Hereinem Heroism and the moral traits of courage
The quotation defines heroism as essential courage, fortitude, and self denial. It explains bravery as meeting danger by duty, endurance, and cheerfulness toward fate, with self denial subordinating material to spiritual aims for honor and conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Field
Get your Red Seal and Jewels Flour at Pathoff and Johnsons
Flour buyers can find Red Seal and Jewels brands at Pathoff and Johnsons with available stock and store oferings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathoff and Johnson's
The Quaker Specialists Offer Lincoln Medical Services
Fred W Buck M D M E pres F L Buck secretary treasurer announce The Quaker Specialists with 11 years in Nebraska and 18 years in Lincoln succeed Searles and Searles. Offices at 1308 O Street Northwest Corner 13th and O. It pays to be good. Next event at National Hotel Sidney on Wednesday November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Buck
F. L. Buck
Quaker
Nebraska
Drs
Searles & Searles
Lincoln
O Street
13Th and
O Streets
National Hotel
Sidney
Open Letter to Sidney Citizens From Street Commissioner
An open letter urges Sidney residents to support a city cleanup led by the newly appointed commissioner of streets. The note calls for litter reduction, proper waste disposal, burning dry weeds, and clearing open basements to prevent winter hazards. It emphasizes citizen involvement, frugal spending, and communal duty. B A Jones, Street Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
B. A. Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tobin Opera Opera House
George A. Balduc
Edison
Leroy Larson
Sidney, Neb
Chattel
C. P. Chambers
Christian Church
Hur
Cupid
Kings Daughters
Wath's
Nick Treinen
John Treinen
Firs
Opera House
Arington Stock CO
Marion Gray
Usuel Place
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