Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of the District Court Clerk in Cheyenne County Nebraska and a judgment dated September 30 1915 against Anna B Cross for 7269 15 plus costs 45 25 the sheriff levies on the South Half of Section 17 Township 15 North Range 47 West and will sell at public auction at the east front door Sidney Court House on December 2 1918 at 10:00 AM to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs J L Sulton Sheriff dated October 6 1918
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
H. M. Gimmes
Anna B. Cross
BE. A. Jones
Harry T. Niekirk
Annie
Cross
August B. Brooker
Naif
Cheyenne County
Court House
Sidney
Notice to Creditors Estate of James Mitchell 1918
Notice to creditors. I will sit in the County Court Room Sidney on November 15 1918 at 2 PM and February 24 1919 at 2 PM to receive and examine all claims against the estate for adjustment. The period for presenting claims ends February 22 1919 and debts must be paid within one year from November 15 1918. Witness the seal and date October 28 1918.
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James Mitchell
Sidney
Said
A. D
Order of Hearing on Petition for Administrator
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court for the Estate of Evert S Flagg deceased a petition by Charity M Flagg to grant administration to Rebt A Barlow is set for December 6 1918 at 10 pm. All interested parties may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice will be published in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to the hearing. Dated November 3 1918. County Judge CoP Chambers Seal
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Evert S. Flagg
M. Flagg
Rebt
Barlow
the Telegraph
Cop Chambers
Cheyenne County
State of
Toftie McManes
Estella Amnnicult
Ida Ogden
Ines Sndergren
Elsie MeManes
Vern Ro MeManes
Francis
AL ID
Notice of Sale of Minor's Real Estate Interest
Guardian Mary I Jones will sell the 2 15th interest of Harriet Ann Jones in the NW quarter of Section 2 Township 16 North Range 47 West in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale at 10 am November 30 1918 at the front door of Sidney Nebraska courthouse with one hour bid window.
Local News From Lodgepole and Nearby Areas
Marion Penny left for a visit home. Mrs. Henry Holtman and Ned Bruner are ill with flu. Jim Wolfe arrived home from Camp Funston. J C Wolfe and J W Rogers were in Sidney on business. Dr Muantor expected home from Rochester after six weeks recovering from a major operation. Fire at old Mettey residence destroyed barn and two cars. Bert Sharman reported for alarm but could not save contents. Several residents visit, recover from influenza, and plan travel as they await better health.
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Marion Penny
Henry Holtman
J. C. Wolfe
Jim
Camp Funston
L. R. Barlow
Messrs
J. W. Rogers
J. Bates
Sidney
Orvis Brown
Gurley
John Payton
Ray Johnson
Business
Orlando Island
Muantor
Rochester
Minn
John Doherty
Ogalalla
Frieda Lehrifer
David John
Bertha Bates
Crawford
Mettey
Nr. Dean
R H Fitzraff
Bert Sharman
Ned Bruner
P. Robinson
W. B. Jewett
Glanders Reported in Rome Zoological Garden Lions Tigers
An outbreak of glanders among big cats at the Rome Zoological Garden is reported in the Annali d'Iglene. The disease, usually linked to horses, is known to have passed from horses to lions tigers and leopards, with domestic cats shown susceptible in laboratory testing.
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Rome
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale and Estate Hearing
Notice of a chattel mortgage dated February 4 1918 recorded August 21 1918 in Cheyenne County Nebraska for 14182 to secure two notes 500 and 5600 dollars with interest and due dates in 1918 1919. Public auction to sell restaurant furniture fixtures beds and cafe equipment in Sidney Nebraska on December th at 10 am. Also an estate hearing in Cheyenne County Court on November 28 19 for final settlement heirship and distribution for Francis Mr McManes with notice by publication in The Telegraph for three weeks.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Chas. Co Kemiming
William Mickley
Wis
Seid
Towit
Sidney
AOM
U S TO SPEED UP RETURN OF YANKS HURLEY IN CHARGE
Hoover and Hurley sailed for Europe to tackle postwar tasks. Hurley outlined plans to repatriate troops at 300000 monthly, using German and Austrian liners, in exchange for food shipments to central Europe. Wounded soldiers would be first to depart France, followed by other units as plans materialize.
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U.S
Hurley
France
New York
Herbert G Hoover
Edward FR. Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Wilson
Europe
Mr Hoover
Mr. Flurley
Central
Shipping Board
War Department
General Pershing
Herbert Hoover
Federaal Food
Germany
Austria
Horley
Baker
Merchant Marine Will Help Women
Nebraska women are urged to study and support the American merchant marine as part of national reconstruction. Miss Hrbkova and Edward Nurley stress that a strong merchant fleet sustains farm markets and living standards, with women to inform public opinion and promote shipbuilding and world trade. Franklin Lane notes continued war effort and future work.
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Nebraska
Imand
Miss Hibkeva
Nebraska State Council of Defense
Edward N .Urley
United Shipping Board
Hurley
Miss Hrbkova
Edward Nurley
United States Shipping Hoard
Mr Hurley
Lane
Council of Defense
Franklin K Lane
Council of National Defense
Open Land for Homesteads under Stock-Raising Act
Secretary Lane announced October designations totaling about 1 166 000 acres for entry under the stock-raising homestead law. Lands are in Idaho Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming. The stock-raising land total reaches roughly 10 610 000 acres with more than 735 000 acres added as non irrigable under the enlarged homestead acts in Colorado Wyoming Montana and Idaho for entries in tracts not exceeding 320 acres.
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Washington
Lane
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
OFFICERS IN TRAINING OUT OF CAMP AT WACO
Acting on war department instructions the central Infantry officers training camp discharged 6000 students by companies. They could return home or complete training and be commissioned then retired. Unofficial reports say only twenty chose to finish training amid a scramble for transport home.
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Waco
Tex
War Department
Central Infantry Officers’ Training
Prison Mutiny Quelled at New Hampshire Prison
Work resumed in the shops of the New Hampshire state prison after a mutiny lasting a week. Lieutenant Commander Thomas Mott Osborne, naval prison commandant, arrived to investigate. He said forty federal prisoners from the United States navy led the uprising due to a dispute with the new warden.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire State Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne
Naval Prison
Portsmouth Navy Yard
United States Navy
Local Social Notes and Flu Update at Leafdale
Thursday visits multiple Johnson households as KW Bowen family recovers. No new flu cases reported locally. Threshing hindered by strong northwesterly winds. Lonsdale and Bowen family members visit relatives. Kaiser Bill reference noted. local social activity mixed with illness concerns.
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Alfred Johnson
Mar O
Oscar Johnson
KW Bowen
L. Hougen
C. B. Lonsdale
Alfred
Kaiser Bill
Bill
Jos. Johnson
Miss Aurn
Jos
J. Johnson
Potter
I. HW Bowen
Ed Broadley
Dalton
L. I. Bowen
Henry Anderson
Joe Johnson
Nick
Jos. J. Johnson
Aura
Manager Grooves Hails Play Amid Mixed Reactions
The manager praised the play for its strong atmosphere, though he did not accept the draft, hinting at a possible critique of its pacing. His remarks suggest a notion that the work was largely resolute in ambiance rather than structure or content.
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Grooves
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J. L. Sulton
Sheriff
District Court
Mary I Jones
Harriett Ann Jones
Samuel P Jones
Samuel J Jones
Honk M. Grimes
Mary F Jones
Tlarvieit Aunones
Weir
Samuel Jones
Bowman
U. P. Freight Depot
M. M. Bowman
Prop
Lodgepole
I Chambers
County
Merchant Marine
Texas Camp
New Hampshire
Leafdale
A. G. Shepherd
East Side Court House
Sidney Creamery
Duroc
Jersey Hogs
Great Sensation
Ohio
Crimson Wonder
Golden Model
Potter, Nebraska
Sidney Lumber Co
Union Pacific Hotel
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