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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1929
Page
10
Legal advertisement reporting an order of sale issued by Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska based on a December 4 1928 judgment in Peters Trust Company versus Nettie G Chipps and others with the sale proceeding authorized under the court seal.
The Central ward kindergarten held a circus last week with Mrs. Galley Mrs. Wookey and Rev Welker visiting. Second grade enrollment stands at 40 with Betty Hiett and Wayne Swenson absent. Visitors in the second grade included Mrs. Walker Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Fine. Franklin Flynn moved to the country from Miss Tafts seventh grade. Brickner's seventh grade enrollment is 23. Junior high football practice began last Wednesday with plans for games pending further organization. Eighth grade general science studies focus on weather and climate. Mr Kruse brought flowers and placed them in Central ward rooms.
An advertisement promotes Cystex for bladder irritation delaying sleep and causing backache and fatigue. It urges readers to try the product at drug stores with a money back guarantee if there is no quick improvement, pricing it at 60 cents.
A brief dialogue fragment shows a coach asking a football aspirant about experience. The aspirant mentions a train wreck last summer. Comedic lines include sleep trouble caused by a jar and a misdirected question about a dog hospital.
Fragmented notices and quotations mix with a legal land sale notice from Cheyenne County Nebraska dated 1929. It includes a sheriff’s levy, a public auction plan for the South Half of the Northwest Quarter in Section 2, Township 13 North, Range 53 West, with sale set at the Cheyenne County Court House on a Sunday in October 1929.
Notice states that on September 23 1929 The Massey Harris Harvester Company successor will sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash on premises Lot 9 and 10, Block 3, original town of Potter Nebraska at 10 o’clock in the forenoon.
Massey Harris Reaper Thresher No 9 with a 15 ft grain tank used as chattel mortgage security. Mortgage dated July 15 1927 from Lewis Brett to Massey Harris Company for notes totaling 1790 dollars. Interest and overdue fee shown, default alleged. assignee Massey Harris Company outlines foreclosure actions.
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