County Board Proceedings Include Tax Claims and Ballot Destruction
County officials approve claims for coal, repairs, and services, schedule audits, and authorize destruction of ballots over two years old. County Attorney Warren tasked to discuss opening a section line with Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad. (Continued next week)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Reel
Wm. M. Goding
Township
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Farmers’ Union Co-Op, Assn
Heine
M. Wright
Court House
R. E. Roche
Lodgepole
G. D. Heine
A. D
Gopman
Dalton
M. Lancaster
Wm. Schroll
Eaees
Lancaster
Cees
VanGorder & Campbell
Dick Gorman
Laneaster
Fred Seeger Dies After Illness in Nebraska Town
Fred Seeger born July 18 1857 in Wittenhoff Germany came to America in 1878. He farmed in Iowa Genoa and Lindsey Petersburg before moving to Sidney in 1907 to enter real estate. He died March 31 after a long illness and is survived by his wife daughter and relatives with funeral at St Patrick’s church and burial at St Patrick’s cemetery.
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Fred Seeger
Wittenhoff
Germany
America
Iowa
Genoa
Nebraska
Minnie Strotman
St. Bernard
Platte County
Lindsey
Petersburg
Fle
Sidney
Seeger
Grand Island
St. Patrick's Church
Father Anton Link
Father Keller
Chappell
Father Hollis
Bayard
Father Link
St. Patrick's Cemetery
J. L. McIntosh
Sol Willis
Ice Bartholomew
James Reisdorf
Frank Portrey
Pete Beyer
John White
Oakland
California
Denham
Church
Auto Crash Involving Three Men Atop Right Of Way Road
A Studebaker touring car carrying Hod Crowly George Emmert and Linn Runstrum overturned near a sharp right‑of‑way turn by coal chutes Sunday around 10 am Witnesses blamed speed about 40 to 45 mph and booze Crowly was badly injured and taken to St Luke's hospital others escaped serious harm Two tramps helped right the car and bring it to city hall top demolished and hood chalked with Too much speed Gasoline and booze won't mix The Telegraph via Kearney Democrat shows the incident aftermath
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Studebaker
Hod Crowly
Lexington
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Emmert
Linn Runstrum
Omaha
Kearney
Missing Atkinson Merchant Feared Murdered in Sioux City
Sam Bailin, former Bailin Brothers partner from Atkinson, is missing from his Sioux City home. Bloodstained clothes found near the Big Sioux river suggest foul play, while $32 in his coat argues against robbery. Police and family fear kidnapping for ransom. a $500 reward is offered for information.
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Sam Baiilin
Bailin Brothers
Atkinson
Sioux City
Bailin
Sibley
Iowa
Big Sioux River
Sam Bailin
Goo" Otoe
Big Sioux
Bend It to the Laundry
County Commissioners met at the court house in Sidney and Cheyenne counties on April 4 1922 after adjournment. The board conducted routine business and discussed local matters pending in the county.
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Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Easter Clothing Ahead of the Holiday
Easter, seen as spring birth and renewal, prompts shoppers to buy new suits dresses or coats before April 16. The ad urges customers to come in now for outfits and accessories, noting the rise of the fashionable shoe and a new low-heeled pump called the Flapper with strap and buckle.
Lay Aside Their Winter Coats
In a local note, residents are urged to store heavy coats as milder weather returns. City services remind households to prepare by exchanging winter garments for lighter apparel and ensuring storage areas are clean and accessible.
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J. W. Billeter
Billeter
W. F. Peters
PCORZ
Goding
Burns
Myrtle Lancaster
G. S. Heine
Dick Govmann
Cence
Couty
Western Union Order
Lodgepole Express
John McCleneghan
Moore
State-Peetz and
Peter W. Duffy
Peetz
H. E. Mantor
State
Andrew Christesen
Ralph Willis
James R. Taylor
Allan Brockway
Seeeaees
Atkinson Merchant
Sidney Mercantile
Metz
France
Paris
Reps
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