Democratic vote sets record in Cheyenne County election
Cheyenne County voters boosted Democratic candidates Tuesday, sweeping state posts in the region. Johnson won the Republican nomination for State Senator in a district with Dimery trailing after a late swing, Green led in every county for the Democratic nomination, and Steele carried Kimball and Cheyenne. Griswold and Ritchie also received strong support, while Roosevelt won the preferential vote. full county results appear on the front page.
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Cheyenne Country
C. W. Johnson
Potter
Martin W Dimery
Dimery
Cheyenne County
John
Johnson
Cheyenne
Kimball
Charles D Green
Sidney
Earl R Kratz Gretp
Green
Joseph Steele
Freeman L. Whitney
Sidney Steele
H. L Challburg
Nebraska
William Ritchie, Jr
Dwight Griswold
Ritchie
Cheyenne Courty
Griswold
Kenneth Wherry
J. L. ‘Tewell
I. J. Nisley
Lexington
Ximbala
Hany P. Conklin
Scottsbluff
Conklin
Dan Swarson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
Murray
France
Hoover
Incomplete Returns Keep Fifth District Nomination Open
The Democratic congressional race in Nebraska's fifth district remained undecided with 512 of 523 precincts reported. Carpenter leads Osborn and Doran as mail ballots and missing precincts could alter the result, with Cheyenne County backing Doran and Scottsbluff supporting Carpenter.
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Terry Carpenter
Scottsbliff
T. C. Osborn
Aliance
Guy V. Doran
Sidney
Carpenter
Doran
Osborne
Cheyenne County
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Campenter
Lincoln
Omaha
T. C. Osborne
Lodgepole Couple Observed Last Week
A celebration last Friday marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Dickinson prominent residents of Lodge Pole. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Kokes and family Mr and Mrs Gere McMurray and sons Frank Perkorny Jr of near Crook Mr and Mrs Martin Christensen of Sund Mr and Mrs Frank Frau nedorfer and family Ernest Warren Mr and Mrs W A Waite and son Harry Mr and Mrs Adolph Sch mid and family Ernest Graham William Englert Kenneth Bo and … Continued on page 3.
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Charles Dickinson
Loce Pole
John Kokes
Gere McMurray
Frank Perkorny, Jr
Near Crook
Martin Christensen
Sund
Frank Fraunedorfer
Ernest Warren
W. A. Waite
Harry
Adolph Schmid
Ernest Graham
William Englert
Kenneth
Primary Winners In State
A late compiled list of primary winners shows Roosevelt and France on Presidential preferences with Hoover as a write-in. Delegates, committeemen and women, state officials, judges, and congressional district winners for Democratic and Republican parties are named, with district by district results and notes on possible recounts.
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Roosevelt
France
Hoover
Negratka
Liberty State Bank
Sidney
Bert Allington
F. G. Bauer
J. I. France
B. C. Hughes
C. A. Davis
R. McKelvie
A. McMullen
A. J. Weaver
M. W. Woods
R. Smith
A. V. Amdt
H. GC. Fetters
E. L. Welch
B. K. Tillett
L. T. Andrews
R. S. Finky
C. M. Davis
W. EB. Shuman
E. Mallory
D. C. Hirman
R. D. Stearns
Cc. A
Frank Marsh
R. M. Waxham
W. W. Sughes
J. C. Lee
G.W. Marsh
A. B. Hoagland
Kurtz Frantz
H. L Babsock
Gus Swanson
J. M
Moore Beats Banks In 2nd Round
Chuck Moore of Cheyenne defeated Banks by a knockout in the main event of the American Legion Light card. Chief Bill Barks sustained a broken jaw after an early second round exchange, causing Banks to retire.
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Bill Barks
Dusky Oklahoma Battler
Chuck Moore
Cheyenne
American Legion
Bill
Banks
Moore
Helen Kastens Wins Free Trip To Lincoln For 4-H Club Week
Miss Helen Kastens a 4-H member from north of Lodge Pole receives notice she will attend 4-H club week at Lincoln in June as guest of the Lincoln Journal. She has placed high in state contests but previously did not win a trip. this time the Sheridan County winner could not go. About 309 4-H members will gather at the agricultural college for a week of instruction recreation and sightseeing. three Cheyenne County youths will join Miss Kastens.
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Helen Kastens
Lodge Pele
Lincoln State Journal
Lincoln
Lincoln Journal
Kasters
Seach Time
Journal
Sheridan County
Kastens
The
Agricultural College
Cheyenns County
Miss Kastens
Republicans Lose Ground in Cheyenne County Primary
Cheyenne county swings to Democrats in a landslide with a near two to one edge, officials report close to 1900 Democratic ballots cast and about 600 Republican ballots unofficially counted. Foster leads for county treasurer, with Wasem dominant for Democratic nomination. Results hint at post election recounts and shifts across Sidney and Gurley farming areas.
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Cheyenne
J. H. Foster
H. Wells
Ells
Foster
Sidney
Erea
Gurley
C Grabil
Fred S. Stowe
Louie Wasem
Wasem
Hugh L Slawson
B. P. Hamilton
Jess R. Osborn
G. P Kratz
Robert Barlow
R. H. Rogers
Abduction Mystery Baffles Dalton as Farmer Vanishes
Louis Volkert a prominent farmer from west of Dalton disappears after leaving home Tuesday. An anonymous crude note to his wife warns not to search and says the body will never be found. His truck was found between Denver and Brush as officers intensify the inquiry amid unidentified motives and local concern.
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Louis Volken
Dalton
Louis Volkert
Don Dey Ermand
Volkert
Farmers in Cheyenne county receive over funds for reseeding
Cheyenne county farmers have received more than 17000 dollars in crop production loan checks as part of a federal aid program. Applications mailed may push county totals toward 50000 dollars. checks range from 100 to 590 dollars, with an average near 200. The money will aid reseeding, livestock feed, gardens, and other crop work, with two weeks left to file.
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Central Committee
Cheyenne County
Complete primary returns in Cheyenne County voting totals
Complete returns show Democratic and Republican tallies across multiple offices and delegates. Key names include W. H. Murray, F. D. Roosevelt, James Pier son, Arthur F. Mullen, Evelyn A. Ryan, James F. Christie, H. F. Chesman, and many county and district candidates. Results list delegates, alternates, and local officials with varied vote counts across the slate.
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James Pearson
G. M. Hitchccsk
KR. L. Metcalfe
Keith Nevile
Dan V. Stephens
W. H. Thompson
T. S. Allen
S. R. McKelvie
Adam McMullen
A. J. Weaver
Mark W. Weeds
Robert Smith
Bertha C. Hughes
Clarence A. Davis
Clarence L. Clark
J. R. Douglas
Otto J. Bauman
Eugene O'Sullivan
Willis E. Reed
James A. Donohue
Robert Baldwin
Charles E. Jackman
A. D. Cameron
William Morrow
C. Frank Reavis
Fenton B. Fleming
G. Dietz
A. W. Jefferis
Lyle Jackson
Arlen G. Burke
A. E
Theodore W. Yetcalfe
Ifarry
R. Swinsen
Frank W. Marsh
James Pierson
R. L. Metcalfe
Webb Rice
E. M. Marvin
G. M. Hitchcock
J. J. Thomas
S. J Dunn
G. W. O'Malley
D. C
Marion Kenrey
Arthur F. Mullen
Evelyn A. Ryan
James F. Christie
Wm. Ritchie, Jr
George W. Olson
C. W. Bryan
H. F. Chesman
Besanie Nelson
W. F. Porter
R. E.“Watzke
C. F. Beushausen
W. H. Jurgenson
F. C. Ay
Fatal Burns From Gas Lamp Explosion in Otis
Walter Layher of Sidney suffered fatal burns last week in Otis Colorado when a gasoline lamp exploded while he and his brother Charles were refilling it. The blaze set his clothing alight and he was carried to a bedroom where bedding smothered the flames. Herman Layher and a local doctor arrived but could not save him.
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Walter Layher
Sidney
Otis
Colo
Layher
Charles
Walter
Herman
Re-Seeding Drive Accelerates in Cheyenne County
Farmers in Cheyenne and western Nebraska, aided by government loans, rapidly reseed after heavy winds and drought. The effort targets corn, barley, and oats with spring wheat, prioritizing feed grain to address next winter’s stock feed needs. The program aims for the largest panhandle acreage planted to forage crops in memory, despite hardships.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Panhandle
Arbor Day Program At New Sidney High Set For April 22
A special Arbor Day observance will be held Friday April 22 at the new Sidney high school with a tree planting program as the theme. Main speaker I L Pindell will address the program at 2 p m. Local organizations and individuals are urged to buy trees to plant on campus, with the school board coordinating purchases and sales at cost as part of a new beautification effort.
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New High School
Hazel Gillette
Sidney High School
I. L. Pindell
Sidney
Miss Gillette
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Steele
Dinnery
Griswold and
George W. Marsh
William B. Price
Harry P. Conklin
Dan Swanson
George E. Hall
T. W. Bass
Floyd Bellen
Lloyd W. Dert
Attrney
Paul F. Good
C. A. Sorensen
Supreme Court
Charles A. Goss
Harry O. Palmer
J. L. Tewell
J. J. Nisiy
Charles D. Green
H. L. Chalburg
Robert A. Barlow
Louis Wasem
J. W. Foster
A. A. Fenske
John Hl. Moorehead
Marcus Poteet
Edward R. Burke
Melcolm Baldridge
Edgar Wewerd
Haldersen
A. C. Shallenberger
Fred Johnson
Liberty State
Barlow
Rogers and
Walem
Foster IS Believed
Dalton Man
Bils
Allington
Fred G. Bauer
Farmer
Colorado Road
Democratic
W. H. Murray
F. D. Roosevelt
J. N. Garner
R. O. Chambers
L A. Larson
H. R. Swanson
Auditor of Public Accounts
H A. Blomquist
J. W. McKhissick
O. H. Olson
W. B. Price
H. M. Davis
Commission of Lands and Buildings
N. J. Ludi
John Themssen
Frank M. Lemon
H. P. Conklin
Charles Mousel
George LE. Hall
A.P. Fitzsimmers
Lee R. Walker
Charles Smrka
Octave le Blance
P. B. Woodworth
Paul Manhart
W. R. Raecke
F. W. Anheuser
E. A. Walrath
Phil H. Kohl
K. C. Knudson
Irl
D. Tolen
F. L. Bollen
George Pierce
W. B. Eastham
T. O. Merchant
Jd. H. Hutchings
H. K. Easton
Austin EB Jay
Terry Warpenter
Johny McCoy
Crief
C. A. Goss
HK. O. Palmer
C. B. Moriarty
M. J. Carns
M. O. Bates
C. S. Beck
Regent
K. T. Whiting
F. J. Taylor
F. M. Johnson
G. E. Clark
R. A. Barlow
G. P. Kratz
Sidney Man
Otis, Colo
Utica
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