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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1917

Page

11

Nebraska's Onward March Toward Food Conservation

Nebraska extension director C W Pugsley reports Texas requests Nebraskan aid to preserve seed stock and cattle breeds amid drought. He notes seed corn shortage across states, plans to reserve and distribute seed for next spring, and nearby talks with hog breeders and stockmen. Land Commissioner Shumway highlights government land reclamation for wheat and beet sugar as wartime contribution.

Kansas Nebraska Texas C. W. Pugsley College of Agriculture Nebraska State University Pugsley Washington Government H. J. Gamlich State University Cheago Shumway Lincoln Agricultural War Fund

Supreme War Cabinet Proposed to Coordinate U S War Effort

A wartime editorial argues for a central superior war council to coordinate all military and home front activities. It calls for a single buying commissioner, master of transportation, labor director, and unified authority to save time and reduce duplication as the nation mobilizes for victory.

Europe United States Navy Wilson United States Chamber of Commerce Patriotic Education Society Germany

Federal Aid in Education and Nebraska Vocational Plan

Federal funds support Nebraska vocational education with 20 400 dollars allotted locally and 28 000 approved by the last state legislature leaving 2 400 to reach the 40 800 goal. Governor Neville chairs a meeting with State Superintendent Clemons and State Treasurer Hall alongside federal advisers Ww. F. Cramer and J. C. Wright who pledged assistance. Nebraska officials emphasize practical agricultural oriented plans and early plans approved by the federal board.

Washington National Parks Congress Federal Smith-Hughes Nebraska Neville Clemmons Hall Ww. F. Cramer J. C. Wright Wright

Irresistible force meets insurmountable obstacle in everyday quips

A collection of dated quips and proverbs on life, work, weather, and politics. It references Washington and the Kaiser with a schoolroom anecdote about a child answering for peace. The tone mixes humor and social commentary with domestic scenes and holiday remarks.

All Exemption Orders Cancelled by War Draft Board

Washington announces that all exemption orders are cancelled under the selective service law. Crowder states all persons subject to the law must know their order number and may be inducted or lose rights. Local boards will mail notices of actions and duties to registrants and interested parties.

Washington Crowder

John Quincy Adams Toast on Country’s Rightness

A quotation from John Quincy Adams expresses that he would rather see the country be right than merely successful in any cause. He further states that the toast should be for the country to be always successful, but to remain right in all actions.

John Quincy Adams

Locust Cakes from East Emphasize Insect Diets

In the East, locusts, grasshoppers and crickets are eaten dried or ground into powder and molded into cakes. The practice highlights a regional reliance on insects as a protein source and reflects local food traditions.

Turpentine Lemon Mixes For Removing Milk Stains

A home stain remedy recommends mixing one part turpentine with two parts essence of lemon. Apply with a soft cloth and rub gently until the milk stain fades from fabric.

Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account

State of Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court during estate of Frederick W Vath deceased. Mary Vath petitions final settlement and final account. Hearing set December 27 1917 at 16 00. Notice to interested parties by three weekly Telegraph publications prior to hearing.

Farmers State Bank of Gurley Incorporated Nebraska

Notice of incorporation for Farmers State Bank of Gurley Nebraska. Article names the bank, principal place Gurley Cheyenne County with commercial banking as business. Capital stock $10,000 fully paid. Business to begin about November 1 1937 and terminate November 1 1967. Directors include President Vice President and Cashier. Indebtedness limit two thirds of capital stock. By J M Seyee President.

Farmers State Bank Gurley Nebraska Cheyenne County Cnadler Farmers State Bank OF J M. Sey

Order of Hearing in Cheyenne County Probate

In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska Simeon Rose deceased the November 21 1917 petition by Charles W Hornaday seeks probate for Simeon Ross Illinois resident died about February 6 1893 intestate leaving heirs Milan Ross etc all heirs over 21 years in Greene County Illinois.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Simeon Rose Charles W. Hornaday Simeon Ross Greene County Ilinois Milan Ross

Determination of Heirship Sought in Cheyenne County Land

Francis A. Ross of Pratt County Illinois and Simeon Ross of Andrain County Missouri seek a court ruling on heirship for Simeon Ross who held a large land tract in Cheyenne County Nebraska. After more than two years without administration, the petition requests a formal heirship determination to secure title to the property. A hearing is set for December 28 1917 at 10 a.m. in the County Court Sidney Nebraska, with notice to interested parties via The Telegraph for three weeks.

Francis A. Ross Pratt County Illinois Simeon Ross Andrain County Missouri Cheyenne County Nebraska Telegraph Sidney Seal Co. P. Chambers

Determination of Heirship in Hall Estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska

James P Hall died intestate around 1911 leaving Lorenzo T Hall as sole heir. Paul L Martin petitions Cheyenne County Court for a determination of heirship to land in section 23 township 17 range 52, to establish title. Hearing set December 18, 1917 at 10 a m. notice to interested parties via The Telegraph Sidney Nebraska for three weeks.

Cheyenne County Nebraska James P. Hall Paul Ll. Martin Bureau County Minois A. D Lorenzo T. Hall Monmouth Illinois Telegraph Sidney P. Chambers

Notice to Creditors in Beyer Estate Nebraska 1917

In the County Court at Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska proceedings concern the estate of John C Beyer deceased. Creditors are notified that claims will be received and examined on February 23 1918 to adjust and allow. Claims must be presented within three months from November 23 1917 and debts paid within one year from November 23 1917. Beale P Chambers seals the notice.

Nebraska Cheyenne John C. Beyer Sidney Said Beal

Nienhuser Heirs Sought In Nebrask​a Estate Case

On November 17, 1927, William Nienhuser files a verified petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska seeking a determination of heirship for Henry Nienhuser who died testate or intestate around April 8, 1900. Listed heirs include widow Louise Nienhuser and multiple children in Indiana Illinois Missouri and Nebraska. Estate consists of E half of section 3 township 12 range 49 in Cheyenne County. Court set for 10 a.m. to consider claims and interests of all parties.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Henry Nienhuser William Nienhuser Ohio County Indiana Louise Nienhuser Lizzie Smith Grossplains Chris Nienhuser Martha Steinbrueck Blackburn Lena Streuter Okaville Ilinois Amelia Sierman Grove City Ohio Anna Bushmann Alma Missouri Rebecca Allison Kansas City Alma Nienhuser Fred Nienhuser Herman Ludwig Nienhuser Ernest Henry Nienhuser Chapin, Dinois Wiliam Nienhuser Sidney

Witness my band and the seal of said Court November

Witness my band and the seal of said Court November 17th A.D. town at 21 c. P. Chambers.

Heirship Petition In Pfeifer Estate Filed

On November 16 1917 James L McIntosh files a petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska to determine heirship of Joseph F Pfeifer who died around August 3 1910 intestate leaving one half interest in the northeast quarter of section 12 township 13 range 51. Pfeifer was a resident of Sutherland Springs Texas and the sole heir at law is his father Frank Pfeifer of Greeley County Nebraska. A hearing is set for December 17 1917 in the court.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Joseph F. Pfeifer James L. McIntosh Ned Sutherland Springs Texas Frank Pfeifer Greeley County Telegraph Sidney A. D

Probate of Mary Ryan Will in Cheyenne County Nebraska

In Cheyenne County Nebraska probate court Mary Ryan estate petitions to prove, probate, and grant administration to Anton Link as Executor. Hearing set for December 17, 1917 at 10:00 AM in the county judge’s office Sidney, with public notice via The Telegraph for three weeks prior.

Order of hearing on petition for administrator

To heirs at law and all interested in the estate of John Cawley deceased. Lovina E. Karney petitions that James K. Childers be appointed administrator. The County Court ordered appearance on December 7 1917 at 10 a m to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Publication in a weekly newspaper in the county for three weeks prior to the hearing. Witness the court seal dated November 8.

State of Nebraska Cheyenne County Said C. P. Chambers Frederick W. Vath Mary Vath Telegraph Mary Ryan Anton Link Sidney Seal Co. P Chambers John Cawley Lovina E. Karney James K. Childers A. D Cheyenne Samuel P. Jones Mary Ellen Jones C. L. Mann the Telegraph P. Chambers

Nebraska Estate Claim Notice for Pierburg Decease

In the County Court the State of Nebraska Cheyenne Henry Pierburg deceased. The County Court directs all claimants against the estate to present claims for examination and adjustment. The time limit for presenting claims is three months from November 30, 1917 and for payment of debts one year from that date. Dated 9-4. County Judge C. P. Champeers.

Jones estate hearing petition in county court

Samuel P. Jones deceased of Mary Ellen seeks administration to C. L. Mann as administrator. Court sets December 24 1917 at 10 am for hearing and orders publication of the pendency notice in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing. County Judge notes.

Sidney Cereal Mill Incorporation Article Summary

Articles filed for Sidney Cereal Mill of Sidney Nebraska outline a corporation to manufacture and blend flour and grain products. Principal business in Sidney Cheyenne County with authorized capital stock of 16000 dollars, three directors, annual stockholder meetings, and officers including President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer.

Board of Directors Edward Bitz George H. Glidewell Leroy Litz David Rr, Jones Sidney Nebraska C. L. Mann Notary Public

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Supreme War Council Federal Aid Father Turkey France Christ E. P. Chambers Town Cheyenny County Henry Pierburg Sidney Cereal Mill
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