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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1919
Page
2
A student report describes a Bayard high school football rout at McFadden's pasture. The Sidney team, cast as heroes, were overwhelmed by Bayard's offense, culminating in a 33 to 0 defeat amid a disappointed crowd.
An admiral tells of a pretty Mississippi steamer girl sought by five suitors. She asks the captain for counsel on whom to marry. The captain suggests she jump overboard, so four suitors follow. They haul her back, and the captain quips he would take the dry one.
The Y W C A in Japan has long supported itself with trained secretaries and Japanese women educated both here and in Japan. Miss Matthews, a key figure, leads refugee service while the Japanese association responds quickly due to proximity and efficiency. The piece closes with a quip on true hits in life versus sport.
County Judge of Cheyenne County Nebraska issues attachment against George W Higgins for 164 75 with 10 percent interest from March 28 1918. Property attached includes a Wheat Drill Disc Harrow and Tongue Truck and case continued to November 25 1919 at 10 a.m. to answer petition.
By order of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska dated October 8 1919 Redeene Allen is plaintiff and Martha and James Allen minors defendants. It directs sale of Lots 1 2 9 10 in Block 3 Oberfelder's Addition Sidney with buildings. Sale at 10 am November 18 1919 at east front door Sidney Court House to the highest cash bidder. Sale open at least one hour. Dated October 16 1919 J W McDaniel Referee.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska under an October 1919 District Court order Verna Wiley sues Francis Wiley Wilma Wiley and Robert Wiley to partition real estate. Referee will sell November 25 1919 at 10 pm for at least one hour, at the east front door Sidney court house, for cash to satisfy a $18000 mortgage plus 6 percent interest after March 1 1919. Referes J W McDaniel.
In pursuance of a District Court order in Cheyenne County Nebraska Ellen C Doyle plaintiff and Gaylord DeWitt Doyle defendant a referee will sell at public auction on November 25 1919 at 2 o clock p m in Sidney Nebraska the southeast quarter of Section 10 Township 15 North Range 52 West sixth principal meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska with all appurtenances belonging after sale is held open for at least the required time
Period of one hour will sell the same at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. R A TOD E IN: Referee.
Public notice announces sale of Section 9 Township 12 Range 49 West at the Cheyenne County Court House Sid ney Nebraska at 10 a m on Wednesday November 26 1919 under a district court order in Tena Reker et al v Caroline Schwanholt et al with J W McDaniel named as referee. Described parcel details include a 20 wide by 40 long exclusion near the NE corner. Terms require half cash and the rest by notes due five years after date at 6 percent interest secured by a first mortgage. sale open one hour.
Notice calls for election of qualified voters in Sidney Nebraska to issue seventy five thousand dollars in bonds for site construction and furnishing of a building. vote at usual polling places from 8am to 8pm on November 29 1919 as adopted by the Sidney Board of Education on November 3 1919.
The proposed issue of seventy five thousand dollars in negotiable bonds for a public school site and building in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska is presented. Bonds run thirty years from date with optional redemption after ten years, up to six percent interest payable semi-annually. Taxes must be levied to pay interest and principal. Ballot form: For Bonds and Tax or Against Bonds and Tax. If a majority votes yes, bonds proceed.
The district authorizes issuing and selling bonds with proceeds deposited with the district treasurer in a separate fund. Funds will be expended only on warrants drawn for the stated bond purposes. Signed by John Daugherty, President, and Co. P. Chambers, Secretary, November 1919.
A cautionary note advises buyers in this territory to investigate the famed Gulbran son Player before purchase, referencing A. Hospe Co. of Scottsbluff Nebraska as the local dealer to consult.
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