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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
4
Notice seeks offers from buyers for a threshing machine extension feeder 12 feet or more. Respond with price to John Henzl Route A Sidney Nebr. May date 1937 provided. County judge seal and attorney names included for petition proceedings.
A Telegraph Publishing Co. ad offers 22 carat gold stamping of names or monograms on bill folds, key cases, cigarette cases, hand bags, or hat boxes. Described as a mark of distinction, with work done while you wait.
The County of Cheyenne filed a district court petition on June ith 1937 to foreclose its tax lien on multiple described parcels in Cheyenne County Nebraska and seeks other equitable relief. Respondents must answer by July 19 1937 or the petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered. P J Heaton attorney for the plaintiff.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a petition to adopt the minor Gladys Merle Flynn was filed by John D Payton. The hearing is set for July 6 1937 at 10 00 A M in the county court room to consider objections to the petition.
By order of sale from Dan Campbell Clerk of the District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Hazel Pip pin Barger and others. On July 10 1937 at 10 a m at the east front door of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse the property Lot 6 Block 8 Callahan Addition Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy a foreclosure decree dated September 4 1936. Sale open for one hour. Sheriff W W Schulz attorney Heaton & Heaton.
In a special June 7 1937 meeting of Cheyenne County commissioners in Sidney Nebraska Louis Wasem was appointed county treasurer to fill the unexpired term after the prior treasurer failed to file a required bond. His $125000 bond was approved by eight sureties including Richard Krueger and William Hoffmeyer. The resolution was adopted unanimously.
Notice shows City of Sidney bonds numbered 23 to 33 each $1,000 dated July 1 1924 bearing 5 percent interest. Due July 1 1937 with interest ceasing that date. Redeemable at Cheyenne County Treasurer Sidney Nebraska. City Treasurer Leslie Neubauer signs May 29 1937.
Home Owners Loan Corporation files a foreclosure suit in Cheyenne County District Court April 9 1937 seeking to foreclose a five acre土地 mortgage on SE quarter Section 28 Township 17 North Range 49 West and to appoint a receiver. Attorneys Heaton and Heaton represent the plaintiff.
State Game and Fish Commissioner Frank B. O’Connell said improved rainfall ends drought woes and boosts lakes and streams across western Nebraska. He noted longer pheasant seasons, potential duck season extensions, and planned distribution of pheasants from Madison County farm, with quail and partridge releases planned for fall 1938. The party praised CCC work at Wildcat Hills and discussed park openings and wildlife trade plans, with several commissioners in attendance.
The act regulating itinerant merchants, L. B. No. 50, is under scrutiny at the state attorney general’s office. The license allows operation anywhere in the state but requires compliance with municipal regulations and an indemnity bond of 250 dollars. Questions address exemptions for farmers and gardeners and other specific provisions.
Miss Hazel Hurst, a blind lecturer, is pictured being guided by her seeing eye, Babe, up the gangplank of an Atlantic liner as she sails to France. The caption notes her journey to deliver lectures and promote produce sales from vendors and producers along the way.
Girls meet at John Kurz home to start a 4-H cooking club with Mrs J A Sparks aiding Freda Kurz. Officers elected include Josephine Kurz leader, Jean Oades president, Evelyn Oades vice president, Laura Mitchell secretary, Marjorie Kurz reporter. Ten members listed: Florence Dorothy Josephine Marjorie Kurz Glasys.
Evelyn Chambers and Jean Oades Leprime Er.tz Laura Mitchell and Jean Walker attended a meeting where lunch was served. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday June 11 at the Frank Kurz residence.
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