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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
7
London reports a decisive shift as Sir George Younger and the Unionists triumph over Lloyd George. The Carlton lab meeting ends the coalition, returning a Commons majority for Bonar Law and a firm Conservative command of about eighty seats.
Washington reports President Harding told senators that all administration power will be used to clean up the legislative program before March 4 and to avoid calling an extra session of the new congress. He asserts the government can function satisfactorily without the new congress until December 1923.
London reports a British foreign office memorandum to France and Italy stating Britain opposes the main Turkish demands for the Near East peace talks at Lausanne. Britain adheres to allied agreements and rejects plebiscite in western Thrace, Syrian frontier changes in Turkey’s favor, and abolition of capitulations. Washington also notes plans to handle 625 million dollars in war savings certificates maturing January 1 2018 with cash redemption and exchange options through 1928.
In Washington prospects rise for an immediate push in Congress to pass the Towner Sterling Bill creating a Department of Education with a President's Cabinet secretary. Separately Nebraska carriers law upheld by the Supreme Court though a provision imposing carrier counsel fees was struck down as unconstitutional.
Madison indictments from 1918 in the Western District of Wisconsin against Victor L Werger congressman elect for espionage law violations will be dismissed.
Washington reports cancer deaths in 1921 reached about 80,000, according to the census bureau estimate, up from roughly 89,000 in 1920, highlighting a troubling yearly rise in cancer mortality.
Berlin reports rioting began in Kalk spreading to Kuhlheim and Ehrenfried suburbs. Windows smashed, mob stoned police, shouting hunger. Many arrests. In Paris the cornerstone of the first Mohammedan mosque in western Europe was laid before a diverse gathering.
By order of sale from Wasson Clerk of Cheyenne County Court on judgment for James WcAleese against Charles E Harper the real estate in Clarkson's Addition Sidney except NEY block 15 and adjacent land near Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad to be sold December 20 1922 at 10 am at the courthouse front door Sidney for cash. Sale open one hour. Sheriff J W McCantiers dated November 13 1922.
The Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court assigns December 9 1922 at 10 am for hearing Vaclav A Klein petitioning for administrator of Amelia K Klein deceased. Interested parties must appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted or be notified by publishing this order in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Notice that J EF Connell, convicted October 1916 in Cheyenne County of murder in the first degree, seeks commutation. Hearing scheduled at the State Penitentiary Lincoln Nebraska on December 12, 1922 at 10:02 PM. All interested may appear and show cause.
Hunter John N. Martin of the Biological Survey searched sheep ranges near Plainview South Dakota by the Cheyenne Indian Reservation. Over two and a half months he bagged 35 coyotes and two bobcats, mostly old and wary, with evidence they had escaped traps or previous shootings. He also reported 50 poisoned baits found. The bounty system is being abandoned as better stock-loss control comes from dedicated hunting and accountability.
Over 50 000 farm boys and girls joined pig clubs in 1921 per the USDA. Members reported about 60 000 purebred pigs valued at 1 500 000 dollars and managed under improved housing feeding and care methods promoted by extension workers.
By order of sale from Florence Taylor against Fred V Studt et al I will offer on December 21 1922 at 1 PM in Sidney Nebraska the described real estate in Cheyenne County for cash to the highest bidder The property includes the south half of the northeast quarter the south half of the northwest quarter the southwest quarter and lots 1 2 3 4 in section 4 township 13 north range 48 west Sixth Principal Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska Sheriff J W McDaniel describes the sale location and terms.
Isola B favor of Mary DPD Halston against John J Grown directing sale of Lots 1 2 Block 4 Wellners Addition Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska on December 22 1922 at 1 pm. Dated November 13 1922. County in Sidney Nebraska.
By order of sale issued for Farmers State Bank of Lundl Nebraska a banking corporation against E T Casselman and H C Casselman I am to sell the described real estate as upon execution the NE quarter of Section 26 Township 15 Range 50 in Cheyenne County Nebraska the sale date is December 21 1822 at 2 PM local time
In the matter of the First State Bank of Todgepole Nebraska versus E I Casselman and H C Casselman the court directs sale of the Northwest Quarter of Section 26 Township 15 North Range 50 West Cheyenne County Nebraska at public auction on December 20 1922 at 1 p m. The sale is to be conducted upon execution to satisfy the bank lien.
The American Bank of Sidney Nebraska sues A Scriber and others directing sale of the south half of Section 10 Township 13 Range 51 west of the 6th P M in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The sheriff A W McDaniel will sell the described real estate at public auction to the highest cash bidder at the courthouse front door in Sidney on the specified date and time.
In a bold call for readers and advertisers, The Telegraph invites requests for high quality printing services. The message promises reliable typography, durable inks, and timely delivery for all newspaper job needs.
An order of sale issued by Isola B in favor of Overholt against John Olson directs the sale of the Northwest Quarter of Section 32, Township 15, Range 48 in Cheyenne County. The sale takes place December 22, 1922 at 11:00 a.m. in Sidney, Nebraska, to the highest bidder for cash. Dated November 14, 1922.
The Board of Pardons has scheduled a parole hearing for Theoore Armstrong, convicted of burglary in Cheyenne County on December 13 1921. The hearing will be at 10 a m on December 12 1922 at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln Nebraska, and interested parties may appear and show cause why the parole should or should not be granted.
Notice by J W McDaniel sheriff under A J Jorgenson receiver of Nebraska State Bank of Sidney against Oren Griswold and others to sell Lot 1 in Block 7 Gilgren's Addition to Dalton, Nebraska at public auction for cash. Sale to remain open for one hour.
The Chamber of Commerce announces its leadership with Dr H E B Mantor as President JL Poole as Vice President Martin W Dimery as Treasurer and J W Johnson as Secretary. Directors named include A K Greenlee A E Phelps W K Hodgkin Rev Samuel Light Dr M E Pettibone and Guy V Doran.
Why Women Suffer Many Sidney women learn the cause of backache headaches and dizziness tied to weakened kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by Mrs. Jack Heavrin who reports relief after a sweeping spell and dizzy attacks. Price 60c at dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Federal grain Inspectors graded 70 060 cars of wheat during September 1922. Among them 7 537 cars were No 1 Dark Northern Spring and 7 226 cars were No 2 Hard Winter.
Seed of Crotalaria juncea grown for sun hemp, not a legume, and introduced in Porto Rico by the Federal experiment station at Mayaguez was sent to state stations south of the Ohio River and along the Pacific coast for cover crop trials. The legume grows quickly, flowers in the second month and ripens in the third. Positive reports have come from several experiment stations to the United States Department of Agriculture.
Country Club governance body announced listing W. K. Hodgkin as President Dr. F. A. Barger as Vice President EH. H Krats as secretary treasurer and directors J. L. McIntosh HA EL Mantor P. L. Martin JR BE Roche R H Rogers J A Bentley M W Dimery highlighted as board members.
Rail timetable fragment lists eastbound No. 802 leaving at 304 and westbound No. 301 leaving at 398 with stops at Alliance only. Mentions lines No. 303 and No. 208 as codes, references to Geport and Brioneses Aso.
The report lists multiple rail passenger trains with arrival times and numbers including local and interstate services. It also records a weekly freight pattern with No. 262 arriving on Mon Wed and Fri around 2:00 pm. A Federal inspection notes over 30,000 cars of shelled corn examined during September, compared to 26,000 in August.
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