Local notices recount bids, travels, and sales across Cheyenne County
The page catalogs bids for paving projects on U S Public Works Highway NRM 149 G, with requirements, payments, and forms. It lists various local visits and dinners, court sale orders for Cheyenne County real estate, and detailed county financial records from February and March 1934 including allotments, salaries, mileage, and equipment costs.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said County
Sidney
Community News from the Eagle Chronicle of Ida Time
Mrs. Gus Hennig hosts the S. H. club with five members and a guest. Many locals attend visits, church quilting, and social calls. a corn hog meeting is noted. travels to North Platte and Lodge Pole are mentioned, with multiple family visits between Sidney Lisco and Julesburg.
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Gus Hennig
S. H. Club
J. J. Hume
Lloyd Bondegard
Howard Neff
Arthur Ingwerson
James Hume
C. G. Hume
Ben Jurgens
Betty Neff
A. R. Larsen
Melvin Jurgens
Bill Frerichs
Morris Jessen
Garhart Thurow
Sidney
Elda Hume
Bessie Rahe
Buslroom
Mms Carl Halkurst
Julesburg
Otto Rahe
Famiy
Cecil Hume
Walter Weigers
Paul Ingwerson
Harley Weyerits
Bloomfield
Elith Sten
Herman Florke
Raymond Sanders
Paul Mingwerson
Lodge Pole
Hume
Lavern Queen
Maus
Garbart Thurow
E. W. Ingwerson
Bondegard
Grace Mitchell
Will Florke
John Hennig
Shenandah
Gus
Bertha Borges
Will Frerichs
Tom Kallhoff
North Platte
William Florke
Eleth Stann
Melvin
Harley Weyerts
Ruth
Louise Borges
Charles Tolle
Tolle
Odie Avery
Lincoln
Bessie
Barbara Ingwerson
Burne
William Hull
Tom Stretch
Baby
Ellen Chichester
New Jersey
James Lindsey
Charles Scwartz
Lisco
George Buss
Art Ingwerson
Elda and
Beulah
Eleth Stahin
Charles Reed
Cornelius Weyerts
John Garretts
Wayne
Gothenburg
Elma Hume
Fred Slicker
North Divide Finds Quiet News Highlights
Mrs. Ed Lipke called at the C. B. Kinton home Thursday. Mrs. C. B Kinton motored to Sidney Friday. Farmers Union local No. 445 met in regular session at the schoolhouse Friday evening. An enjoyable program was presented, followed by a few games of dance and social time. Mrs. O. L. Miller and Junior Sparks were listed among attendees.
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Dick Seimers
Fred Seimers
Ed Wolverton
John Edwards
Sidney
Ed Brockelsby
Farm Bureau
Union Pacific
Claude Sparks
Art Closman
Bert Walker
J. A. Sparks
Margaret Miller
Otto Kurz
E. Flessner
Andrew Nelson
Chicago
Ray Wellner
Helena
Edwin
Omaha
Wellners
Illinois
Conrad Glant
Byron
Ethel Wait
Crofton
Ray Tremain
Harold
Verona
O. L. Miller
Margaret
C. B. Kinton
Ed Lipke
C. B Kinton
Farmers Union Local No. 445
Junior Sparks
Public notice on described property rights claim
Property description cites S% Section 25 township 14 range 48. Ben Vacik listed as involved in the notice and action. Proceeding details indicate legal interest or filing related to property rights. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
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Ben Vacik
Federal aid road project seeks culverts and earth road work
Legal advertisements describe Huntsman Sidney U.S. Public Works Highway Project NAH-130-A 1935 district. Plans include 18 miles graded earth road, 42 000 cubic yards excavation, concrete for box culverts, reinforced steel, various culvert pipes, and a concrete slab bridge at station 297. Subcontractor certifications required. bids via certified checks to Department of Roads and Irrigation.
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Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lodgepole
Sidney
Bridgeport
A. T. Lobdell
T. C. Middleswart
Henry Pavlat
Cheyenne County
Huntsman - Sidney U. S. Public Works
Sheriff Sale Notice Involving John T. McIntosh Clerk
A sheriff sale notice lists John T. McIntosh as clerk in the filing, detailing an official action. The readable text indicates a legal procedure overseen by local authorities with potential property or debt implications.
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John T. McIntosh
Hi Mo on warfare and rifle radios
A Washington Star excerpt quotes Hi Mo of Chinatown arguing that modern warfare would be clearer if rifles carried radio gear to explain to the target why they are shot. The text then discusses deportation rules, noting a person not subject to deportation unless fraud in obtaining papers is proven and, if so, papers could be canceled and deportation pursued.
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Hi Mo
Chinatown
Washington Star
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JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Monarch
Osage
6Th Ave
Joseph Hahler
Triple A
Palmer Thurston, Potter, Nebr
Chrysler
McDaniel
P. J. Helfrich
Singer
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Sidney Hatchery
Dr. Salsbury
Onvar Court
Central Market
H. T. Doran
Hardy Apartments
Ruth Sparks
Ethel Seimers
Rosetta Seimers
Jap Bulless
B. P. Hamilton
J. H. O'Neil
Telegraph
Sitz Cereal Mill
C. S. Radcliffe
Sidney Creamery Co
Swift & Company
Jackson
Bent
City Auditorium
St. Martha’s Guild
Sheriff's Sale
District Court
American Reserve Life Insurance Company
Mable S. Travis
W. W. Schulz
Nebr
Paul L. Martin
Triat
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Harold S. Lough
Range Paul
L. Martin
Cheyenne County Wheat Production Control Association
Postawe
G. F. Hélfrich
Cheyenne County Corn-Hog Control Association
Cheyenne County Corn
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Dodge and Plymouth Dealers
Skelly
Illinois Street
American National Bank
Tenth Avenue
Leo J. Thomas
Osborn
Sidney Creamery Company
10Th Ave
A. E. Wright
Mgr
Dray Lines
Fisher Transfer Company
Gehrig Funeral Home
Jackson Street
Milo G. Rice
Cheyenne County Trading Company Furniture Department
10Th Avenue
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Cheyenne County Trading Company — Hardware Department
J. R. Taylor
Dr.r.e. Roche
Roche
Herbert
Olinois Street
Eagle News
Ida Time
North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Spares
Sheriff’s Sale
Health & Accident Insurance
J. W. Johnson
Averance
Jackson ‘St. Be
H. T. Doran, Proprietor Abstracts Loans
Sidney, Nebr
A.r.lesueur
A. R. Lesueur
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