Foreclosure Sale and Road Construction Bids for Sidney Dalton Project
Notice details a foreclosure sale of Lot 1 Block 21 Clarkson's Addition Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska with sale to occur after a decree dated November 30 1936. Also bid invitation by Nebraska Department of Roads and Irrigation for grading culverts bridges on Sidney Dalton Project 130 A with plans in Sidney Bridgeport Lincoln and Lincoln offices, wage rates, bond, and certified check requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sidney- Dalton
National Reemployment Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Sidney
Bridgeport
Notice of Sale in Clarksons Addition Sidney Nebraska
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale issued by Dan Campbell Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska in an action where Home Owners Loan Corporation is plaintiff and Hazel C Francis and Roger V Francis are defendants I will on October 4 1937 at 10 oclock A M at the east front door of the courthouse Sidney Nebraska offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash the described property to wit Lot Four 4 Block Fourteen 14 Clarkson s Addition to Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska Also described is Lot Ninety 490 and the West Twenty four 24 feet of Lot Ninety one 91 as annexed properties from the Mayer case referenced in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Campbell
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Hazel C. Francis
Roger V. Francis
Court House
Sidney
Clarkson
Cheyenne
Minnie Ann Mayer
Edward A. Mayer
Reynolds E. Erickson, Et al
Callahan
W. W. Schulz
Sheriff
R.P. Kepler
Richard P. Kepler
Bertha Kepler
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Sidney Property
The corporation as plaintiff and Rey nolds E Erickson et al are defendants. On October 4, 1937 at 10 a.m. at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska a sale will be held to satisfy a foreclosure decree entered March 8, 1937. Property described as Lot 5 Block 10 Callahan's Addition Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska.
Kepler Couple Named in Civil Action Sale Notice
The corporation is plaintiff with defendants R P Kepler and Bertha Kepler. An 1 o'clock A M sale is offered to the highest bidder for cash.
County Commissioners in Special Session Proceedings
The board met in special session. Chairman A. A. Fenske presided and minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved. Present were A. A. Fenske, Guy Shaw, Ford Wickhorst, J. W Billeter, P. D. Heaton, I. L. Findell. The clerk was instructed to draw payments for allowed claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. A. Fenske
Guy Shaw
Ford Wickhorst
J. W Billeter
P.d. Heaton
I. L. Findell
Sail Board
Kidney Neb City Council Proceedings 1937
City Council of Kidney Nebraska meets in regular session at 7 30 p m with Mayor Roche and six council members. Minutes read and approved. Engineer C F Page hired for hard surfacing road south from Sidney to Highway 19 at cost not to exceed 400. Fire Dept authorized 200 for State Convention at North Platte. Street Department allowed up to 50 000 to build a street sweeper. Meeting adjourned. Attest City Clerk C C Jones.
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Kidney
Nebraska
Roche
Ells
Thompson
Breternitz
Heavrin
Haworth
Thomas
Wenmiller
Rogers
West
Page
Hazelwood
Jones
C. W. Zike
C. F. Page
Sidney Con 10Th Avenue
Burlington Tracks
Highway No. 19
North Platte
Notice of Indebtedness for Thomas Lumber Co
The outstanding indebtedness of Thomas Lumber Co Nebraska corporation was settled as of August 21 1937. Thomas Lumber Co D R Thomas H L Rivett hold a majority of the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lumber Co
Nebraska Corporation
D R. Thomas
H.L Rivett
Washington Post Office Clock Faces Measured
The Washington post office clocks feature four faces each 15 feet in diameter. Roman numerals measure 2 feet in length. Minute hands reach 7 feet while hour hands are 5 feet long.
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Washington P. O
Washington
Parting of the Ways and Hiring Fairs in Aberystwyth
An odd Welsh pre harvest rite known as the Parting of the Ways marks the end of annual contracts between farmers and hired hands. In Aberystwyth, villagers recall old days by peat fires while youths dress in cross clothes and dunk for apples. Hiring fairs gather in the Town Clock area as workers and farmers trade past opinions, then move to negotiate wages and contracts for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Aberystwyth
Noize Cause of Loss of Temper Affects Hearing
A New York World Telegram report summarizing Academy of Medicine views describes noise as first irritating, then disruptive to emotions and temper. Continuous loud sound strains the nervous system, raises pulse and blood pressure, and can trigger neuroses. 60 to 80 percent may suffer ear trouble from mechanical noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Medicine
New York World-Telegram
Eating a Solemn Occasion Among the Ohio Shakers
The Ohio Shakers shared all property except personal belongings and ate in a single dining hall resembling a large institution mess. A horn signaled men and women to seats, sisters served, they prayed silently, then pulled benches to long tables, ate, and filed out in unison without words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Deserted Death of William the Conqueror at Rouen Abbey
William the Conqueror died at St Gervais monastery near Rouen, with physicians fleeing and looters taking royal items. His naked corpse lay on the floor until transferred to St Stephen’s Abbey after a 600 shilling gravesite fee, ending a reign noted for gifting three Gloucestershire towns to a jester named Berdic.
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William the Conqueror
St. Gervais
Rouen
France
St. Stephen’s Abbey
William
Conqueror
Gloucestershire
Berdic
First Englishwomen Arrive as Jamestown Settlers
The first Englishwomen to settle in America reached Jamestown Virginia aboard Capt Christopher Newport’s ship on September 14 1608. Mistress Forrest and her servant Anne Burras were aboard. Anne Burras soon married John Layden in the colonies first wedding.
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America
Jamestown
Christopher Newport
Mistress Forrest
Anne Burras
Forrest
Anne Barras
John Layden
Verdian prodigy Gio Verdi’s early milestones in music
Verdian prodigy produced first symphony at fifteen and staged Falstaff at eighty, marking remarkable early and late creative peaks in Giuseppe Verdi’s career. The notes recount milestones from youth to acclaimed operatic works reflecting a lifelong impact on classical music.
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Verdia
Guiseppe Verdi
Maple Grove Socials Span Week With Multiple Visits
A long list of Maple Grove residents attended a Tuesday party for Mr. and Mrs. T G Waddell and visited kin across towns. Various couples and families shared dinners, suppers, and Sunday gatherings at homes of Sharman Miles Rasmussen Irwin and others, with clips of 4-H meetings and town trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Johnson
Elna Johnson
Albin Johnson
Ruth
Harold Spiker
W. T. Sharman
Vern
Lillian Badziong
Ed Miles
T G Waddell
Kearney
Wii Lucille and
Feilden
Cecil Tremain
Carol
H. P
Miles
Hazel
Harvey
Chappell
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Sam Irwin
James Irwin
Dorothy
Lester Thies
Frances Egging
Scottibbuff
Frank Workman
Albert
Irene
Woodrow Brown
Beatrice Nelson John Olean
Leroy Stiide
R. Johnson
Helen
Vern Sharman
Lidian Badziong
Robert Irwin
Stanley Elsen
Joan Witters
Karl Sharman
WT Sharmans
Harvey Miles
Heaviest World War I losses by nation
In the war the largest casualties were for Russia with 1 700 000 men killed in action. Germany followed with 1 600 000 and France with 1 300 000. About 65 000 Americans were killed.
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Russia
Germany
France
Greatest Mathematicians and a Curio of Archaic Verse
A fragmentary note surveys Dr Eric Temple Bell as a leading modern mathematician and author. It lists Sir Isaac Newton and Johann Friedrich Carl Gauss as the top trio, then drifts to mentions of Jamaica folk songs and a speculative modern American interest in a distant past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Temple Belt
Son of Mathemates
Arc
Edes
Sir Isaac Newton
Johann Friedrich Carl Gauss
Jamaica
Jatmna
Alfheath
Linstead Heath
America
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L. Renkin, Dalton
Dodge
G. P. Kratz
Tel 21
Frank Rhea
Newton
Couch Hotel
7Th Ave
Karl Mueller
Torrest St
Illinois
Greenlees
6Th Ave
Ed Lane
Office of the Telegraph
Leon Fine
W. R. Wood
Maple St
M. W. Osborn
Cgood House
South
H. T. Doran
L. D. Lutes
Stapleton
J. C. Oliverius
Lodge Pole
A J. Hepner
Cedar St
Sidney Sales Pavilion
Perfection
Hornadays
A. C. Tilley
T. C. Middleswart
I. L. Pindell
General Fund
Gen
Bridge Fund
Gen. Fund
Bridge Lbr
Soldiers and Sailor's Relief
Olga Osborn
A.A. Fenske
I L. Pindell
Morgel
F H Wolf
J. W. Cashman
Creek
Colorado
Hot Water Hequire
10Th Avenue
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Igg
Telegraph
Los Angeles
Delbert Nelson
Fehone Peets
Colo
Plorin Auto Electric Service
Nebr
Sidney Rendering Co
the Telegraph
Phone
Stickneys
Hepner Radio Co
Sidney Shoe Hospital
Telegraph Publishing Co
City Council
Hoover
Sterling
Jim Hoover
Middle West
Kgek Sterling
Hoover Sales Pavilion
Sterling, Colorado
C. ‘Sin’ Weever
Act
Martin J. Peterson, Mer
Maple Grove
Ed, Miles
Pride
Hamilton Coal Company
W. P. Ackerman
J. W. Johnson
Platte Valley Livestock
and Commission Company
Scottsbluff
Nose & Mule Sale
Marion Davis
Leo Lake
Dave Lenhart
Lou Davis
Bob Cox
Tipe
Cemveo Krgyv
RGG
Ford
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