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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1932
Page
5
The notice lists structural steel items with an eighty dollar bid, then outlines rights to waive technicalities and reject bids by the Department of Public Works. In North Potter area, social notes recount visits, gatherings, and community events from Helen Tank’s household, with multiple names, places like Sidney and Sterling, and a carload of local kinship.
A public sale is ordered under a 1930 conditional sale contract by Emanuel Stueve to Scott-Fisher Baldwin Company, then assigned to Agricultural Bond and Credit Corporation. The 1932 notice lists a Baldwin Combine and motor numbers, sale set for November 19, 1932, at L. A. Juells, 18 miles west of Potter, Nebraska. Tax sale certificate covers Section 26 Township 13 Range 52. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure and other relief. answer due November 14, 1922.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a County Court hearing is set for October 31 1932 at 10 AM on Josie Namuths petition for administration of William F Namuth deceased. The order requires notice to all interested parties via publication in the Telegraph weekly newspaper for three weeks prior to the hearing. Denotes the petition and counterparty Rup Kepler as attorney.
Howard Kennedy trustee filed a petition in Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska on October 5 1932 to foreclose two Tax Sales Certificates on real estate. Certificate No 653 dated November 7 1927 covers all of Section 33 Township 14 Range 51 Cheyenne County Nebraska.
Sealed bids due November 17, 1932 at 9:00 A M for paving one subway Portland cement structural steel and incidental work on Federal Aid Road Project E-149-B in Sidney Nebraska. Includes concrete pavement, box culverts, rain steel, and a 1 50 ft span girder bridge with timber approaches. Alternate bids for subway with materials by contractor. Minimum wages 30 and 50 cents per hour. Bond required equals 100% of contract. Certified check required with proposal.
Mrs Geo Bonser notes Frank Suchy called at the Bonser home while Tom Kendrick moved chickens to Crook for shipment. Bonser and Dickinson women called on Crook for windmill repairs. Bonser kin visited the George Bonser farm. F L Chapman paid a Crook call. A truck axel broke near Lodge Pole on the return from Denver, George Bonser assisting. Rev Frank A Dametz of Crook visited Bonser. Farmers husked corn earlier in the week as A s Bonser managed business duties. George McCracken bought a hog from George Bowser Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Tom Kendrick and E N Roth did business in Sterling Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ollie Wilson were observed in the record.
Mrs Ed Miles hosts and guests visit, including Dorothy Irwin and Frances Faye Irwin. Ed Miles and Earl Johnson help pick potatoes. Joe Green’s visitors include Nightengales, car repair by Nightengale, Ray of Elmcreek and Byron Lincoln split wood at the Johnson home. Frances Hadewalk hosts F N club with Albert and Dorothy assisting. next meeting planned by R W Johnson, F A Johnson and Anna Jorgensen. James Irwin and sons, Art Sassaman, and W T Sharman aid potato work at Ed Miles place.
The speaker argues taxpayers must demand action to curb mounting court costs. He cites juror, sheriff, witness, docket publication, and related expenses as excessive. Bates stresses faster, punctual trials and prepared parties to reduce cost and tax burden.
Mr and Mrs T G Waddell and Andrew Johnson spent Monday afternoon at Nels Johnson s residence, reporting a social visit with local connections and casual company.
Pleasant View highlights show Mr and Mrs Charles M Herbold and others visiting Dan Heimer and J E Morrow homes. Families including Schubarth Schuessler Breffens Mueller Hilpert Meyer Lueders Wills attend Sunday dinners and suppers at various houses. Neighbors share greetings and casual calls with multiple local hosts.
Advertised remedy promises to cleanse the bladder with juniper oil and buchu leaves, likening its action to castor oil for bowels. Claims include reducing irritation and night wakings, with a 25 cent bottle and money-back guarantee after four days if relief is not found. Sold by The Sidney Drug Co.
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