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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
6
Nebraska brief items summarize recent happenings in the state. Short notices cover local events, obituaries, community updates, and notable happenings for quick reading by busy readers.
The 1925 annual convention of the Eighty-ninth division association of ex service men will be held in Omaha. Also noted are local elections on November 4 to decide farm bureau status in Buffalo county, and several local obituaries and notices including deaths of William F. Barnett and Max Westermann.
Morrill County reached settlements in two long running damage suits totaling 83,000, paying L Eugene Saltzgaber and his wife 9,650 after compromises at an October county meeting. Saltzgaber claimed 33,000 and his wife 50,000 after an August 1920 accident on an unguarded open culvert on the public highway left them injured. The wife suffers a crippled knee, shattered knee cap, broken nose, broken jaw and cuts from the crash. The husband also bears leg and side injuries. the rest of the family recovered.
The famous masked outlaw Gamaliel Ratsey earned quick notoriety in England during the sixteenth century for his audacious robberies. He wore a fearsome disguise and struck fear into travelers as he traveled the roads.
C. Radcliffe presented a humorous pedigree for George Wavanaugh's scrub dairy sire at the Burlington purebred dairy sire sale in Sidney last Saturday. The crowd praised its originality and called it the first of its kind seen on the trip, as part of the event where a scrub was traded for a purebred.
Sidney Nebraska October 11 1924 this bill of sale and pedigree for a red white faced Hereford scrub bull carries dubious guarantees. The document mocks animal breeding claims noting transgressions and political references while asserting nonstandard warranties about feeding, age, temperament, and fence crawling.
A humorous pedigree affidavit describes a bull as a parasite on plants and animals, noting its inbred lineage, reckless drinking, and floppy temper. The owner George J. Kavanaugh asserts the animal is not a prohibitionist and lambastes the beast’s form, promising it will neither win prizes nor be a model, yet will eat and perhaps grow.
C S Radcliffe files in Cheyenne County Nebraska to recover 210.75 dollars rent plus interest. An attachment and garnishment order against Henry Weber was issued naming Harry Wilson as Receiver of First National Bank of Sidner Nebraska. Answer by December 1 1924 or judgment will be taken. Radcliffe Hodgkin Hyde attorneys.
A Sidney reader endorses Doan's Pills for kidney trouble and urges neighbors to use the time tested remedy. The ad notes Doan's have been effective for 50 years, priced at 60 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. as manufacturers in Buffalo New York.
Pursuant to a January 15 1924 district court decree in Cheyenne County Nebraska the northeast quarter of section 18 township 15 range 31 West is to be sold at public auction for cash to satisfy a $4514 68 judgment in favor of Joseph F Mulligan against Hugo Mueller Potter State Bank and Evan Stines. The sale will be at 1 PM November 12 1924 at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney Nebraska and remains open one hour. J W McDaniel Sheriff Cheyenne County Nebraska.
A foreclosure order issued by the Cheyenne County District Court directs a public auction to settle the judgment. Joseph T. Smith, plaintiff, compels sale of the SE quarter of Section 11, Township 15, Range 51, at the east front door of Sidney courthouse on November 10, 1924, at 1 PM. Attorneys Courtright Sidner Lee and Gunderson represent the action.
Oline Nelson sues in Cheyenne County District Court on October 4 1924 to quiet title to Lot four Block thirty nine Original Town of Sidney Nebraska and to remove all liens or interests by Maury Welsh Mary E Franklin O F Franklin Frank Welsh Jedson Welsh Lydia A Welsh Samuel Welsh Harriett E Welsh Joseph Sharmer and others with unknown real names and demands answer by November 17 1924. Dated October 9 1924. Oline Nelson
W. P. Miles offers to loan $2000 or $2500 on good farm land on north table at 8 percent. Call for details.
Purporting to sell under a 1923 district court decree in North American National Life Insurance Co. v Swatzhinder et al, the east half of section 27, township 14 north, range 48 west, Cheyenne County, Neb. The sale will be Oct 28, 1924 at 10 AM at the east front door of the courthouse in Sidney to satisfy a $9902.79 judgment plus costs and interest. Attorneys Radcliffe & Hyde.
In the case where North and William M Gorman et al defendants, Judge J L Tewell entered a December 11 1923 decree for $3362.82 plus costs and interest from September 11 1924 at 10 percent. On October 28 1924 at 10 A M the east front door of Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Nebraska the described real estate will be sold to the highest cash bidder. All of Section 12 Town 12 North Range 53 West Sixth Principal Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy the decree. Radcliffe and Hyde Attorneys.
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