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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
3
Meadow Lawn and nearby families share weekend visits and errands in a dense list of social calls and road trips. Residents such as the Petersons, Nearys, Hedlunds, Cobb, and Mayer convene at homes in Sidney, Dalton, and Kimball for gatherings, birthdays, and dinners as a republican rally at Eckert school draws attendees.
Mr and Mrs Roy Arp returned to Hastings after a week with Mrs Arps parents Mr and Mrs C S Arp A son Stanley Ray born Oct 18 to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Juell Ford Weikhorst and daughter Catherine weekend visit in Peetz Mrs A W Olson honored at a birthday party by her daughters Roy Appel of Sidney visited Potter Fred and Betty Grubb and daughter visited Cheyenne Misses Jessie Goding and Lucille Higgins home from Chadron Eugene Schmidt and Bert Christensen returned from Scottsbluff Fred Reetz and son Alice Brown and Leola Rogers drove to Greeley Colo A W Deen hauled turkeys to Cheyenne Elk head trophy displayed by Arthur Brady of Cozad American Legion Auxiliary meets Wednesday at Mrs Lloyd Rogers with Mrs Albert Jacobson assisting Several Potter residents attended a political rally at Kreader schoolhouse Monday Telegraph Want Ads bring results
Seventy line of read text notes Mr and Mrs Howard Yost Mr and Mrs John Peterson and family Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson and sons and others were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher and sons. Peter Nelson bought 50 head of cattle from Frank Brady Monday. The Farmers Union held its first meeting of the year at the Ford Weikhorst home. A dance at the penish hall Saturday drew a large crowd. Duck hunting by Howard Yost and Grover Sanders occurred Sunday at Pumpkin Creek. A bankruptcy creditors meeting is set for November 7 1928 at nine o'clock in the forenoon in North Platte.
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska North Platte Division In the Matter of Arnold H Fehr a bankrupt No 394 Notice is hereby given that the first creditor claims deadline will be set by the court and published for notice and filing deadlines and required documentation by interested parties per applicable bankruptcy rules.
REAM WANTED 47c We pay all transportation charges. Our price represents an honest market value for your cream. If we could pay more we would do it. Cream buying station prices are from 40c to 43c, which is from 4c to 7c per pound less than our price. Ship to us direct. It means dollars to you in the end. Reference Richardson County Bank Falls City Creamery Company Falls City Nebraska.
Creditors must file claims by February 15 1929 and debts paid by October 18 1929 for Edwin W. Ingwer estate. Hearings set November 15 1928 and February 16 1929. Nora Hunt estate petition for administrator Samuel P Hunt to be heard October 31 1928 at 10 AM with notice via The Telegraph.
Classified snippet urges readers to place telegraph want ads for selling items with quick reach and broad exposure, highlighting easy submission and fast results.
A testimonial from Mrs. M. Gunn praises Adlerika for relieving gas and removing old waste from the system after three years of consuming only baby food. The ad claims the first spoonful relieves gas, improves meals and sleep, and states Adlerika will surprise with its stomach and bowel effects. The Western Drug Co. advertises the product.
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