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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
7
Records from Cass county farmers under the extension service show the five best earn 81 cents for every dollar spent while the five poorest gain 43 cents. Increased livestock units per man, efficient horse labor, and larger crop acreage plus rotation with alfalfa and sweet clover and bigger investments explain the wide profit gap.
Velvet that is dusty or crushed may be renewed and used again by any housewife. Brush the velvet with a soft brush to remove the dust. If more cleaning is necessary, immerse the velvet in high tear gasoline and brush it gently with a soft brush. Rinse it carefully and bang it up to dry. To steam the velvet, turn a hot flat iron upside down and cover it with several layers of damp cloth. Pass the velvet right side up over the steaming cloth, moving it constantly and gently brushing the nap with a nett brush. Work quickly and do not allow the velvet to become wet. Do not touch the right side of the velvet before it is perfectly dry.
Bankers National Life Insurance Company files a district court action in Cheyenne County Nebraska to foreclose a mortgage on Section 6 Township 13 Range 52 West of the 6th P M. The suit names Fred Theis Marie Theis George P Stuber Mrs George P Stuber Martin Jordan and spouses John Doe and others as defendants seeking judgment and a deficiency. Respondents must answer by October 12 1925 or judgment will be entered.
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County county court orders a hearing on the petition of Frank A Beyer to grant administration of Lawrence H Beyer deceased to Peter J Beyer. The hearing is set for October 3 1925 at 2 o'clock P M in the county court. Publication in Telegraph for three consecutive weeks preceding the hearing is required to notify interested parties. Dated September 14 1925 County Judge Ekner Kahl.
Pursuant to an order of sale in a Cheyenne County Nebraska district court case Theodore Olk v Sparks et al a judgment of 4050 dollars plus costs and 7 percent interest from November 12 1924 was entered. Sheriff J W McDaniel will auction The Northwest Quarter of Section 12 Township 14 North Range 50 West at the County Court House in Sidney on September 30 1925 at 10 a.m. to satisfy the judgment.
By order of Isola B Wasson Clerk of the District Court and judgment for Robert B Oberfelder against A A Sharp et al the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and lots 3 4 5 in section 6 township 16 north range 49 Cheyenne County Nebraska will be sold September 28 1926 at 10 A M at the front door of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse to the highest cash bidder. Sale remains open one hour. Dated August 27 1925.
In Cheyenne County the county court orders administration of the estate of Franke Jurgens granted to Chris B. Jurgens. Hearing is set for September 21, 1925 at 11:00 AM in the County Court. Notice to interested parties to publish for three weeks in the Telegraph. Elmer Kahl, County Judge. Earl R. Kratz, Sidney, Nebr., attorney for petitioner.
Notice of sheriff's sale issued by the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska arising from an execution in favor of Equitable Trust Company against Annette C Holmes and others. Real estate described as Lots 1 2 3 and 4 in Section 20 Township 12 Range 48 to be sold October 5 1925 at 10 oclock A M at the east front door of the County House and County Nebraska to satisfy the deficiency judgment plus interest costs and accruing costs. Sale held open one hour. Dated September 2 1925 at Sidney Nebraska.
Judgment favors Paul L. Martin against John Troidl et al directing the sale on October 6, 1925 at 11 A M at the Sidney Nebraska courthouse front door. The southwest quarter of section 4 township 16 range 49 west of the sixth principal meridian in Cheyenne County to be sold at public auction for cash with a one hour open period. Dated September 3, 1925.
In a court sale under Lizzie Noble's will executor George C. Noble directs sale of the south half of the northwest quarter and lots 3 and 4 in section 4 township 13 range 51 west of the sixth principal meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska. The sale is set for September 20 1926 at 1 PM at the front door of the county courthouse in Sidney Nebraska. Cash only with the safe remaining open one hour.
An order of sale directed by Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. against C. L. Tate et al. directs the sale of the south half of Section 8 Township 13 North Range 47 West, in Nebraska. On September 29, 1925 at 11:00 A.M. at the courthouse front door in Sidney the sheriff will offer the property to the highest cash bidder, with a one hour open sale. Dated August 27, 1925. J W McDaniel, Sheriff.
The last will and two codicils of Cecelia Rezanina, deceased, are to be admitted to probate and Leopold Rezanina appointed administrator. A hearing is set for October 6, 1925 at 10:00 A M in the County Court. Notice to interested persons via Telegraph newspaper for three weeks prior to the hearing. Witness Elmer Kahl, County Judge.
Indla issues an order of sale favoring Marshall Pryor against G R Buckner and others directing sale upon execution. The property is the NW Ection 24 Township 15 North Range 49 West 6th P M containing 100 acres more or less in Cheyenne County. Sale set for October 6 1925 at 10 AM at the front door of the Sidney County Courthouse to the highest bidder for cash.
A brief note from W. P. in Mississippi seeks funds for a farm lead at 8 percent. The message mentions $3,008 and 63,600 as figures and asks recipients to call for details.
Officers Charlies D. Gardner Commander Frank Wymen 1st Vice Barry Wingerson 204 vice Coma N. Rene Wilhelmy Adjutant Roy Walker Finance Officer I G Andrews Sergeant at arms.
A sequence of names including B. W. Bonbam Dr. M. BE. Pettibone M. W. Cabors W. RB. Weeden and C. E. Ledbetter appears. The fragment suggests a roster or acknowledgment line in a historical page segment. Specific roles or affiliations are not provided in the readable text.
Country Club governance page shows Dr. R. B. Roche Paul L. Martin M. W. Dimery J. L. Mcintosh 3 A. Bentley A. J. Jorgenecca A. E. Pholpe R. P. Kepler R. B. Obverfelder with Pettibone as President Greenlee as Vice President and Krats as Secretary.
A group led by Dan Heimer and listed associates Dan Heimer Joe Gunner Frank Matthes W B Pontius Benj Hilpert Frank Mueller and John Heimer prohibits hunting on any land owned or leased by them in Pleasant View district. The notice forbids all hunting activities on the specified properties.
Notice issued by Isola B Wascon Clerk directs public auction of federal land described as all of Section 25 and south half of Section 24 in Township 14 N Range 30 West at the Cheyenne County Courthouse on September 20 1928 two o'clock PM in favor of American Bank Ridmey Neb against Gus Wallner et al. Also includes order of hearing and probate of will for Cecelia Rezanina deceased with Leopold Rezanina Mary Jankovsky and Marguerite Urban named as interested parties.
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