Local Updates From Town And Visitors
The William Higgins residence in the east part of town is being improved with new paint. Mrs. Lexie Parks of the county FERA was a business caller in Potter Tuesday morning. D. F. Emeraldsen and family attended the picture show in Sidney Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leona Bockstadter and son Donald of Sidney are visiting at the Leland Hicks home. Mrs. Viola Mudge left Thursday for Boulder Colorado to take a six weeks course at the state university. Miss Fern Ferguson has returned to Chadron to take a summer course at the normal. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Larson and sons of Wood River spent Saturday night and Sunday morning here. They brought their son Carl to spend the summer with the Larson family south of Dix. Mrs. K. Hansen returned with them and will spend the summer at Wood River, Monroe and Dannebrog. Dr. W. Johnson shipped two car loads of fat cattle to Chicago Saturday evening. Clarence Johnson and Alfred Arnell accompanied the shipment and will take a few days to look over the Century of Progress. Hogan is a member of the bond committee and is in Washington this week conferring with farm credit administration officials on the bond program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Higgins
Lexie Parks
FERA
Potter
D. FF. Emeraldsen
Sidney
Leona Bockstadter
Donald
Leland Hicks
Viola Mudge
Boulder
Colo
The
State University
Fern Ferguson
Chadron
Normal
C. A. Larson
Wood River
Carl
Larson
Dix
K. Hansen
Monroe
Dannebrog
W. Johnson
Chicago
Clarence Johnson
Alfred Arnell
Ner
Fred Olson
Emma Olson
Laura Riley
Kearney
Olson
Clarence Findley
Riley Booth
Neri
Clarence Leumkuhler
Chappell
James Henry
Madrid
Karl Fricke
Glen Ross
Willard Christensen
Denver
Anna Uncapher
Sharon Springs
Bar
Pritchards
Miss Uncapher
Gertrude Nelson
Ralpha Robertson
Stanley Davis
John Witt
American Legion Auxiliary
Anton ‘Benish
Fred W. ‘Anderson
Cozad
Congress
Bruce Hagemeister
G. L. Rogers
Martin Leafdale
Swanson
Kimball
C. C. Stephens
Pine Bluffs
H. Stevens
George Juelfs
Walter Rhiers
Co. W. Johnson
Archie McMillan
Julesburg
Edward Fisher
Eee Foster
Omaha
John R. .Quein
Charles Stanton
Oregon
Mervin Rice
R. Rice
Garis Terman
Mildred Nelson
Vera Martin
McMillen
Edna
Elizabeth Goding
Arthur Leafdale
Hendrickson Trucking Company
Bernard Dejaynes
Carl Bartlett
Jess Tompkins
Warren Cunningham
Eastern Star
Ray Mathewson
Carol Cords
R. A. Babcock
Froy Thayer
Ray Arnell
Billy’ ‘Neal
N.S. Miller
Bridgeport
Legion and ‘Auxiliary
Potter Softball Association
J.J. Feigenshuh
Bayard
C. C. Kaderli
Jennie MacAdam
D. F. Enevoldsen
Emil Cords
Carol
N. S. Miller
Dean Hagemeister
Lloyd Juelfs
C. Kaderli
Potter Items Chronicle Wide Potter Social News
Local notes include weddings births travels and visits among Olson Riley Findley Leumkuhler Fricke and other families. Attendances include Anton Benish birthday celebration and a Bayard pageant trip. Community activities feature a Legion auxiliary meeting and the formation of the Potter softball association with night games.
Community Celebrations and Weekend Visits in North Potter
Mrs Dan Fisk sister of Mrs Fred Reetz stayed overnight with the Reetz family. Geneva Elmquist hosted a birthday gathering with relatives including Mrs Henry Hates and son Mr and Mrs A B Rapp and family, Clarence Strandberg and children, Esther and Alfred, and Rev Strandberg's children. Numerous visits followed including Ted Farr at Emil Tank home, Sam Wickstrom trips to Cheyenne, and gatherings at the Elmquist, Tompkins, Anderson, Harms, and Wickstrom households with extended family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Fisk
Fred Reetz
Reetz
Geneva Elmquist
Henry Hates
A. B.rapp
Clarence Strandberg
Esther
Alfred
Strandberg
Albert Jacobson
Bradley
Fred Elmquist
Ray Johnson and
Edgar Anderson
Cynthia Tompkins
Jess Tompkins
Sam Wickstrom
Cheyennne
Ted Farr
Emil Tank
Herbert Johnson
Ray Fisher
C. C. Crowell
Arthur Harms
Ray Weikhorst
Tarel Ray
Ernest Anderson
A. B. Rapp
Ed Morrow
Henry Wickstrom
Clarence Arp
Local social notes and land bank bond news in Sidney
Brownson social notes report visits among neighbors and club activities with Mrs Hatcher hosting the B H H club on June 21 as well as several callers including Miss Olive Connelly and Mrs Edith Connelly. The Land Bank announces refunding bonds at 4 and 3 bonds tax exempt and held by creditors, with $150,000 annual savings cited and oversubscription signaling public faith.
Owl-eyed clock by German inventor draws curious gazes
A German inventor creates a clock resembling an owl with eyes as time indicators. Pointers rotate within the eye surfaces to mark hours and minutes, offering a novel display of time.
Treasury bids for Sidney Nebr post office lobby desk
Sealed bids in duplicate will be opened at 2 p m on July 12 1934 in room 514 for furnishing all labor material and performing work on a lobby desk at the U S post office Sidney Nebraska. Drawing and specifications available from custodian of the building or this office. Attention to Executive Order No 6646 dated March 14 1934. W E Reynolds assistant director of Procurement Public Works Branch. 83-5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Public Works Branch
Washington, D. C
U.S. Post Office
Sidney
Nebr
W. E. Reynolds
Sidney Loan and Building Association To Hold Annual Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Sidney Loan and Building Association will be held at the office of the secretary on July 9 1934 at 7 30 p m for the election of three directors and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting Leon Fine President Leslie Neubauer secretary Sidney Nebraska June 25 1934
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Loan and Building Association
Leon Fine
City of Sidney Tax Levy for Fiscal Year 1934 35
City issues tax levies by fund totaling 41 650 dollars for 1934 35 including General 16 000 Road 9 000 Cemetery 1 000 Sewer 1 500 Library 1 500 Fire 1 000 Park 1 000 City Hall 1 000 Amusement 500 Fire equipment 0 Street lighting 7 500 Subtotal 40 900 Paying Dis No 2 fund 750 Grand total 41 650 City Clerk C C Jones 81 3 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Jones
Notice to Creditors Estate No 923 Frank Dauwalter
Creditors must file claims by October 8, 1934, and for debts by May 21, 1935. County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska will hear claims October 8, 1934 at 10:00 A M. to examine allow or adjust. Dated June 18, 1934. (Seal) Robert A Barlow County Judge. Radcliffe and Wehmiller, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dauwalter
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said
A. Barlow
Radcliffe & Wehmiller
Sheriff's Sale In Cheyenne County Nebraska Details
By order of sale issued by the District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska the foreclosure decree names William R. Drenquist as plaintiff and John Seidel Lizzie Seidel G C Darling real name unknown as defendants. The sale at Sidney courthouse on July 24 1934 at 1 pm will offer the East Half of Section 15 Township 13 North Range 50 West plus the part of Southwest Quarter Section 15 east of the Chicago Burlington Quincy right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
William R. Drenquist
John Seidel
Lizzie. Seidel
G. C. Darling
Sidney
Said County
Chicago, Burlington? &Guincy
Kruschen Salts Claims Pluses For Weight Loss
A reader advertises Kruschen Salts claiming a loss of 30 pounds after four weeks. The letter praises the product for fat reduction and improved appearance, urging others to try a month of treatment with half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ay Hunn
Algiers
Probate hearing for John H. Sahs will in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court will hear Wm H Sahs petition to prove and grant administration of the estate of John H Sahs deceased. The hearing set for June 28 1934 at 10 am requires notice by publication in Telegraph News for three weeks prior. Robt A Barlow County Judge signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Cheyenne
Albert C. Sahs
Clara C. Meyer
Alvena Meyer
Otto Sahs
Wm. H. Sahs
John H. Sahs
John
Telegraph News
A. D
Robt
A. Barlow
Radcliffe & Wehmiller
Estate of Brita Maja Oberg Hearing Notice
Notice to creditors and heirs of Brita Maja Oberg that a June 4, 1934 hearing was filed in Cheyenne County Nebraska Court by Theodore Loxterkamp regarding her death on April 20, 1909, her Swedish residence, and a real estate stake in the SW 4 of section 32 township 17 north range 50 west, with listed heirs Ida Ottos Dotter Ada Wilhelmina Johans Dotter Karl August Johans and Hanna Maria Johans Dotter, one third division indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brita Maja Oberg
Eriks Dotter
Theodore ‘Loxterkamp
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Brita Maja Eriks Dotter
Kingdom of
Sweden
Towit
Cheyenne
Brita Maja’ Oberg
Eriks ‘Dotter
Ida Ottos Dotter
Ada Wilhelmina Johans Dotter
Karl August Johansson
Hanna
Karl ‘August Johansson
Hanna Maria Joohans Dotter
Prita Maja Oberg
Probate notice of estate heirs and death date in Cheyenne County
A petition seeks the determination of the death date and heirs of Brita Maja Oberg. It notes no application for administrator and asks the court to determine kinship and succession of the real property. The hearing is set for June 21, 1934 at 10 00 a m in the County Court room Cheyenne County Nebraska. Robt A Barlow County Judge Golden P Kratz Sidney attorney for petitioner. Dr Mable Lott cir Gift Shop phone 199.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Robt
A. Barlow
Mable Lott
Cir
Clerk of the district court seeks Republican primary support
A candidate announces their filing for the office of clerk of the district court and seeks support from Republican voters at the August primaries. The statement emphasizes party adherence and voter backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
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Harry Brewer
Swift & Company
Finke Creamery Co
Federal
Hogan
Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Hemingord
Hemingford Farm Equipment Co
Harold Spiker
Cev
L. Gerlach
Curtis Hydraulic Lift
E. H. Savage
Alliance
Nea
International Combine
Ben C. Jurgens
Feast
Gurley
Sund
D. S. Fendrich
Broadwater
Harry Stanley
Cheyenne Co. Lbr. Co
the Telegraph
General Electric
Linden St
Liberty State Bank
H. T. Doran
Omar Court
Hardy Apartments
Chris Eigenberg
Fred Stuht
Ingersoll Body Shop
H.H. Bockstadter
9Th
10Th Avenues
Finois
Jackson Streets
Ericson and
Daniel
North Potter
By Helen Tank
Brownson
F. J. Smith
Rose Frerichs
Oscar Hatcher
Chris Anderson
Earl Tolle
Kenneth
Stanley Williams
Atlanta
Emma Williams
Bismark Runge
William Nelck
Hatcher
Nelck
Olive Connelly
Edith Connelly
Hubert Fuller
D. R. Jones
B. H. H. Club
Florence Hicks
Nellie Damme
Frank Smith
Bismark Range
James Mitchell
Harold Lyngholm
Land Bank
Federal Land Bank
D. P. Chambers
Sidney National Farm Loan Association
D. P. Hogan
Omaha Federal Land Bank
Federal Land ‘Bank
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Chambéers
Leslie Neubauer
City OF Sidney
Sheriff's Sale
W. W. Schulz
Robins & Yost
Fremont
Golden P. Kratz
Hotel Fontenelle
Omaha,nebr
Eppley Hotels CO
Health & Accident Insurance
J. W. Johnson
Heer
J. W. Johnson Sidney
Sidney, Nebr
Cheyenne ‘County Abstract Co
H. T. ‘Doran, Proprietor Abstracts Loans and Bonds Real. Estate and Insurance
Jackson Street
Nebree
Ats
Dan Campbell
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Dodge and
Plymouth
Skelly
Illinois Street
Banks
American National Bank
Tenth Avenue
Sidney Creamery Company
10Th Ave
A. E. Wright
Mgr
Dray Lines
Fisher Transfer Company
Milo G. Rice
10Th Avenue
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Furniture Department
Piggly Wiggly Grocery Department
Safeway Stores, Inc
Aya
Cheyenne County Trading Company — Hardware Department
Piggly Wiggly Market
Meat Department
J. R. Taylor
Tenth
Se As
Dr. R. E. Roche
Roche
Herbert’s
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