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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
12
The Christian Church ladies announce a food sale at Burgess Music Store on Saturday October 4 at 2 00 PM. Proceeds support church programs.
Referee under Judge J L Tewell order to sell the NE quarter of Sec 11 and SW quarter of Sec 12, T15 R49, Cheyenne County, Nebraska. Sale set for November 4, 1924 at 10:00 A M at the east front door of the Sidney Court House to highest cash bidder, sale to stay open one hour. Dated September 30, 1924. Henry T. Doran, Trustee.
A briefing notes upcoming activities in the area for November 19 with formal details limited. Further particulars are expected next week.
Nebraska notes cover Western League standings with Omaha and Wichita showing midseason figures. items include a blooming apple tree near Omaha, long-serving Beatrice post office official, Father and Son week plans, a $300 yegg theft in Wymore, fall sowing near Callaway, a potato hill yield near Comstock, and an apple tree bearing on one side and blossoming on the other near Obert.
Sir James Allen warned that sanctions in the league of nations protocol must not be too binding, arguing a moral obligation to aid attacked states is stronger than a legal one. The remark came as disarmament talks faltered amid wrangling over the protocol text. In Emporia, Raymond Steinmetz saved a Chicago girl from a moving train, leaping from his car at speed to pull her off the tracks. His vehicle bore a dent from the locomotive as the rescue scene was witnessed at the crossing.
Pursuant to an Order of Sale in a 1923 case Charles A. Lundin versus T J Hansen. The decree assigned to T J Hansen. $10,491.81 plus costs and interest due. On November 3 at 10 A M at the east front door of the Sidney Court House the sheriff will sell the south half of Section 30, Township 16 North Range 52 West to satisfy the decree. J W McDaniel Sheriff. Radcliffe Hyde attorney.
The state illiteracy commission votes to create county panels, including the county superintendent, county-seat town official, women’s clubs, and American Legion, plus a fifth member. They will report in two months to guide possible state actions like individual instruction and night schools, with eventual legislative input. Entitled to full pay for life: Pershing will receive active-service pay and allowances in retirement per a Comptroller General decision, affirming Congress's act. World aviators reach home: U S Army fliers arrive in San Diego after crossing from Tucson, completing their first trail leg to Santa Monica and Seattle amid small crowds and early test flights.
St Paul Minnesota reports at least 60 lives lost in violent storms across Minnesota and Wisconsin. Wisconsin accounts for 54 deaths, Minnesota five, officials fear totals may rise to 65. Over 200 injured and hundreds homeless. Property damage exceeds 1.5 million dollars.
Boston Walter of Bray County Wicklow Ireland wins the first prize of one thousand pounds in the British Empire competition for peace plan essays. Awards established by Edward A Filene of Boston and presented in London.
Constantinople reports a new series of earth tremors in Erzerum Province causing widespread panic. Sixty people were killed and about 300 villages destroyed as the quake wreaked havoc across the region.
The Lincoln Gas and Electric Light company seeks consolidation with the Lincoln Traction company by filing a formal request with the state railway commission as the first step toward merging two of the citys largest public utilities.
Estimates place property damage in Hot Springs Arkansas from a recent tornado between 100000 and 180000 dollars. Local officials assess the impact on homes businesses and public facilities as crews begin damage surveys.
A New York court inquiry into a family quarrel reveals a wife shouting a quip about knowledge gained since sweet sixteen. The remark highlights the era's vernacular and social tensions within domestic disputes.
The Legion Auxiliary will hold a bake sale on Saturday October 11 starting at 2:00 at Greenlees. Proceeds support community activities and programs.
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