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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
6
Amid Armistice week Germany trembles as bread, potato, and coal prices rise. Stresemann and Ebert urge unity while measures redirect flour stocks to bakers at fair prices. Talks with bakers aim to fix a fair bread price as the republic confronts deep social and political stress.
Isaac E Grabbi files a petition to quiet title on the SEQ of the NEQ and Lot 1 in Sec 6 13N 49W, with a 722 ft and 660 ft parcel description, naming many defendants and unknown heirs. Respondents must answer by December 3, 1923. failure leads to default and decree.
The piece explains why many farmers continue farming despite low profits. Reasons include farm illiquidity, aging farmers’ reluctance to switch to city life, desire for stable work, love of outdoor activity and autonomy, and the belief farm life supports family and well being. It also argues that profitability hinges on organizing through Farm Bureau structures to address marketing and collective interests.
London reports that Stresemann has quietly stripped power from the Reichstag and now rules alone as an untrammeled dictator. With extreme party factions and many in his own party deserting, he relies on democrats Catholics and the people's party and plans no new cabinet. The Reichstag session appears postponed but the road to reconstruction or resolution remains uncertain.
The Institute of American Meat Packers notes pre war levels for Washington bacon and beef cuts, with wholesale trade showing closer forequarters and hindquarters. Demand in October was broad and higher than 40 years ago while hog receipts rose about 25 percent versus the usual time, slightly outpacing demand. Beef supply also rose, especially late in the month.
C. E. B. Childe of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce Traffic Bureau reports that regional car service associations, railroads, shippers, the Chamber, and the public cooperate to end car shortages. He notes boards nationwide were organized weeks ago, eliminating shortages and bringing smoother shipping operations.
In Alexandria Virginia a Greek temple named the George Washington national Masonic memorial will be built as a four million dollar shrine to Freemasonry with President Coolidge and cabinet members attending. Lincoln Dean J E LeRossignol of the University of Nebraska joins a 48 member national committee to supervise a large United States relief map to be housed at Babson Park Massachusetts. In Kansas City Missouri the First Parish church Bible class set a world record with 17 833 attendees at Convention Hall.
A Washington Star quotation notes Uncle Eben’s counsel to work smart and avoid unnecessary labor. It highlights a folksy proverb about choosing efficiency over toil and frames a rural wisdom sentiment.
An alias order of sale directs the sheriff to auction the West Half of Section 28 Township 15 Range 50 in Cheyenne County at 1 PM on Tuesday December 4 1928 at the East Front Door of the Sidney Nebraska County Court House. The sale remains open one hour. Dated October 30 1923. Sheriff J T McDanielt
In Cheyenne County Nebraska under Judge C P Chambers the estate of Lulu Tishue deceased grants notice of a hearing on the administrator Earl R Kratz De Bonus Non held November 24 1923 at 10 a m in Sidney Nebraska County Court Room to show cause why the final account should not be allowed reads dated October 27 1928 and signed 6 4.
Ruth Steinke files for divorce from William R. Steinke in Cheyenne County Nebraska court. Grounds include willful abandonment for two years and restoration of maiden name Ruth Monroe. Respond by December 24, 1923. Ratcliffe & Hyde represent the plaintiff.
Notice is hereby given that pursu Nebraska against W E Swatzlander directing me to sell the NW Quarter of Section 33 15 50 in Cheyenne County Nebraska at public sale to the highest bidder for cash at 2 oclock P M Tuesday December 4 1923 at the East Front Door of the Court House Sidney Nebraska Dated October 30th 1923 J W McDANIEL Advertise in The Telegraph
The notice states that for as little as 40 dollars one can hire a special train on any English railway with engine and crew, traveling about 12 miles. The price is the lowest figure offered and 12 miles the least distance for which arrangements can be made.
In 1814 Miss Mitford called the waltz a detestable dance and claimed women had obvious reasons to dislike it. Her description reflects historical cautions as England faced a revival of the waltz era amid changing social norms.
Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, restoring normal hearing when inflammation subsides. Circulate free. All Druggists. W. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The fly grips rough surfaces with two sharp claws on each foot and uses moist velvet pads with a special gum. These sticky pads enable it to run up window panes and walk on ceilings.
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