Real estate transfers recorded in Sidney area deeds
A sequence of quit claim and warranty deeds lists numerous transfers in Sidney and Dalton. Notable entries include Ben L. Carter to Osborn and Jorgenson for $5,449, Lucy E. Newman to E. R. Kratz for $1.05, and D. A. Jamison to Oxborn and Jorgenson for $9,200. Also noted are H. M. Harms to W. E. Swatzlander for $12,000 and Julia E. Saner to Arthur W. Saner for $3,600 plus several additions and lot transfers across Carow's and Wellner's additions.
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Carrie A. Drake
Als
E. R. Kratz
John Macek
Lara M. McDaniel
E. T. Casselman
Morrow
Sidney
William A. Barton
Charles FP. Tolic
A. H. Carow
J. W. Meyer
Carows
Dalton
Frank X. Aikon
W D. Brown
Rihn
Gurley
D. A. Jamison
Oxborn
Jorgenson
Bridger O'Kane
George XM. Plein
Minnie Westerlund
D.R. Jones
Charles Callahan
Geo. W. Thompsos
Callahan
Sidmey
Robert H. Schmuelle
Henry Braasth
A. H. Carew
Neal Thompson
Carow
Peter Lingwall
J. R. Brown
Wellner
Charles W. Handley
Henry J. Handley
Joseph M. Swenson
Alfred L. Swanson
NEY
L. B. Steinbrenner
Bentley Land Company
Josephine B. Jones
Harry Brewer
Clarkson
Ray Buchanan
Edwin F. Zorn
S. Peters
Werner
H. M. Harms
W. E. Swatzlander
Julia E. Saner
Arthur W. Saner
Food Administration names livestock committee and pledge drive
Chairman E L Burke will name a committee on live stock matters to oversee all livestock issues. A five member group from the Food Administration Executive Committee, including George Coup land and Charles Graff, was chosen to study fair corn gathering prices. Fifteen thousand Nebraska teachers have pledged support through the State Superintendent, Clemmons, for the pledge card distribution.
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E. L. Burke
George Coupland
State Council of Defense
Executive Committee of Food Administration
Watties
George Coup
Charles Graff
Bancroft
Nebraska
Farmers’ Union
C. W. Pugsiley
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Clemmons
Omaha commission men may suspend charges to war end
If the commission men of South Omaha grant Food Administrator Wattles request to suspend their charge increase until the war ends, the move would save nearly 500000 annually for livestock shippers to the Omaha market. Favorable action is anticipated on this request.
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Commission
South Omaha
Wattles
Omaha
Legend of Hangman's Stone In Derbyshire Tale
The article describes a legend attached to stones called hangman s stones, including Foremark in Derbyshire. The tale recounts a thief who placed a sheep on a stone while resting, only for the rope tied to the sheep to tighten and strangle him as he struggled to free himself, leaving a distinctive indentation.
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England
Foremark
Derbyshire
Liberty Gold Bonds urged by Nebraska farmer leader
G. O. Smith of Kearney, president of the Nebraska Farmers Congress, urges Liberty Gold Bonds as the best investment for farmers. He says bonds are safe, quickly convertible and tax friendly, likening them to cash. He vows to buy bonds now to support the war effort and hopes every farmer will own bonds by the drive’s end.
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Liberty
G. Smith
Kearner
Nebraska Farmers’ Congress
Origin of the Word Lady from Bread Giver Practice
A brief note explains the term lady derives from Saxon words for bread giver. In English manor houses the lady distributed weekly loaves to nearby poor residents, earning the name Laes day which merged into Lady.
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England
Savage Woman and Independent Life in Modern Times
A fragment reflecting on marriage and independence, contrasting the historic notion that every savage woman was wedded to a man with a claim that the single woman’s independent life is a product of the present era. The text hints at evolving social norms and gender roles.
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Tere
Waste in Food: A New England Table Monitor
Waste on the table is a long held sentiment among remote New England communities where food waste is valued as a social issue. The Table Monitor, displayed in manor houses, reflects a time bound by rural life, prosperity, and frugal habit.
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New England
Seifah
People Who Rarely Wink
People who rarely wink manage without winking by eye moisture and lid action. Winking is quick and often involuntary, prompted by eye dryness or discomfort, yet some eyes stay bright without it and lids provide comfort through moisture and reflex action.
Sidney Lumber Co. Teases Best Tow Services on Earth
Do you want a good home is the best tows on earth. See ma. SIDNEY LUMBER CO.
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Sidney Lumber OO
Two Opposite Points of View on Technical Men
Dwight T. Farnham argues in Industrial Management that debates over technical workers split along two lines. One sees them as heroic torchbearers of knowledge guiding industry from ignorance. the other views them as pampered "college fellers" unready for shop-floor realities.
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Dwight T. Farnham
Ford Cylinder Burrs Shine for A. Brott’s Specialties
A. Brott concentrates on boring Ford cylinders, expanding precision work in automotive machining. The shop emphasizes consistent bore quality, tight tolerances, and durable finishes to serve local engine rebuilders and garages.
Seeing Double Spectacles Aid Underwater Sight
European inventors unveil double lens glasses with air spaces and pneumatic rings to fit tightly for divers underwater use. The design aims to improve visibility and comfort while submerged.
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Europe
Saxon Six and Saxon Roadster Car Ads Digest
The ad lists Saxon Six at 935 dollars with 11 features, noting one car has four features. It also promotes Saxon Six Sedan at 1395 dollars, Saxon Siz Chummy Roadster at 935 dollars, and Saxon Roadster at 395 dollars from Detroit.
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Sao Mare Es
Detroit
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Robert
Ben L. Carter
Osborn and Jorgenson
John A. Swanson
Lucy E. Newman
Food Administration Notes
Ment
A. R. Lesueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Parm
Smith
Bett
All Heers
Dray Line
George Puckett Offixe
Jeter
Phese
Phoae i
A A. Brott
Ford
J.w.walker
BEE Hive
Wier & Hamilton
Sexon
America
M. W. Osborn
Neb
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