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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
3
Nebraska oats remain a reliable money maker with high yields and steady market presence. Despite lower per bushel prices, total value rivals and exceeds many crops, supported by years of strong production and growing diversification in farming. Local notes record residents visiting, hosting, and threshing activities tied to the harvest season.
Sunol notices show Mr. and Mrs. Slaugh visiting at Mrs. Volsteadt’s, Frank and Mrs. Lundgren attending Sterling fair, and J. Seda hosting several parties. The group plans Wyoming and Colorado trips. A Fenske and A Englert drove to Denver. Kuhl did business in Sundl. cattle shipments by Firth Booth Englert and Fenske. Demers called on in Sidney. farewell for Seda at the schoolhouse. Bauer filled his filos. Cronk family to occupy vacated home. sheep shipped by Emil Englert and Firth Booth. Mass Straight stayed with kin. shopping in Sidney by Emil Englert and Amelia Lindley. Pavglat family with Lodge Pole relatives. Howerter business in Sundl. Kucera working for Demers and Son.
Grand Prairie residents note a series of social visits and threshing helpers. Mr. and Mrs. W W Craig and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Mons Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson for Wednesday supper. Mrs. James Irwin helped with threshing duties on Thursday. Visitors from Iowa Louie Scheer and netslich attended. Draws visited Henry Kragel Friday. Mrs. Art Roberts and son Clarence assisted Jorgensen family Friday. Mrs. Charles Smith helped from Tuesday to Saturday. Sophie and Clara Kragel spent the weekend with kin. William and Edna Frerichs called on Jorgensen Saturday afternoon. They were entertained at James Irwin’s Saturday evening.
Emil Glatt, a farmer, sues Lincoln Standard Aircraft for 10000 damages claiming airplane noise over his farm caused a 20 percent drop in egg production and health issues. He seeks a permanent injunction to bar flights over his land, arguing the case will define airspace trespass and court jurisdiction in ether.
Court ordered sale of real estate held by defendants Peters Trust Company versus Potter P Howard and others. Described lands include the W half of section 6 township 13 range 47 and SW quarter of section 31 township 14 range 47, to be sold for cash at the Cheyenne County courthouse on October 12, 1926 at 10 AM.
In the County Court of Chay Enn d County Nebraska notice is given to all persons interested in the estate of Samuel R Ball. The document provides probate steps and potential claims against the estate and invites interested parties to respond by the required deadline.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a petition filed Sept 3 1926 seeks a determination of heirs of Samuel R Hall who died intestate on April 27 1922 in Morrison Illinois. The County Court will hear at 10 am Oct 6 1926 to establish kinship and right of descent for land in Section 35 Township 15 Range 49. Elmer Kahl County Judge.
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska a petition in the matter of the estate of William L. Angell seeks determination of kinship and heirs. A hearing is set for October 5, 1926 at 9 a.m. before County Judge Elmer Kahl.
By order of the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska The State Savings and Loan Association Beatrice Nebraska as plaintiff will sell at public auction October 12 1926 at 10 00 AM at the front door of the Court House Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska the real estate described as all of Lot 7 in Block 7 Ruhters Second Addition Gurley Nebraska except a defined parcel starting at the southeast corner of Lot 7 running west 2414 feet north 70 feet east 2414 feet and south 70 feet to the place of beginning unless otherwise specified Proceeds paid in cash to the highest bidder.
John S. Swenson filed a district court petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska to quiet title to the half of section five township fourteen range forty west and to declare all defendants, named or unknown, as having no lien or interest. Defendants must answer by October 4, 1928. The filing is represented by attorney Kerl BR Krats for the plaintiff.
The chamber of commerce announces officers led by M. A. Shipman as President and Tom Poole as Vice President with Henry Paviat serving as Secretary and Marius Christensen as Treasurer. Also listed are A. K. Greenlee Carl Ledbetter M. W. Osborn P. W. Barker Wm. Winders and Jess Goodate.
A garbled OCR extract lists several naval officers and aides with mis-spellings. Names include Nick R. Wilhelmy, Commander Francis J. Herbert, Vice-Commander B. Grath, Vice-Commander Hugh L. Sawaen, Adjutant Charles I. Marsh, Finance Officer Dawd Hills, Dean J. J. Grawferd, Secretary Gaude Gilding, and Liaisons Officer. The passage implies a defectively rendered roster or ceremonial assignment within a command structure.
Eastbound No. 308 departs the Burlington Route while No. 302 halts at Bridgeport and serves Alliance only.
A. K. Greenlee is President. D. B. Thomas serves as Vice President. R. Krots holds the Secretary post. Other signatures include De. BR. B. Reche Peal, Martin M. W. Dimecy, J. &. Meintesh, JS. &. Bentley, J. Joagee, a. B Pade, R. P. Kepler and R. B Overfeider.
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