Grazing land bill support shown by Senator Burkety
Washington notes reveal Senator Burkety praising the grazing bill as a framework for proper legislation. He describes wide consultation with western counties, the land system under the Secretary of Agriculture, and ongoing agricultural progress. The letter stresses safeguards to prevent abandonment of land for grazing and cites broad statewide support with few criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eprror ‘Telegraph
Sidney
Neb
Disposing of Vacant Inna Lands Affects Western Counties
The speaker argues for quick disposal of remnants of vacant Inna lands by sale to clear rent and clerk costs, freeing capital and placing land on tax lists. Opponents of leasing bills allegedly resist such actions, hindering western counties from taxing property.
Potter News Briefs Highlight Local Improvements and Visitations
The MacAdam brothers add a new well and windmill to their property. Mrs Robt McAdam faces anxiety over her mother’s illness in Canada. Mrs George Thornburg visits Redington and Hazel Thornburg attends school here. Ledingham returns to Potter to buy and sell horses. Oscar Anderson develops the old Anderson property south of the railroad as a home site. B F Thornburg plants trees at the hotel grounds. Ranchers and townsfolk beautify the area alike. John Adams travels to Georgis after his sister’s death, a longstanding illness ending in a sudden loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacAdam
Robt. McAdam
Canada
Mr. Ledingham
Potter
Oscar Anderson
Anderson
B. F. Thornburg
John Adams
Georgis
Sugar beet transformation eyed for Lodgepole Valley
A Lodgepole Valley resident predicts the Kimball to Julesburg stretch will become a vast sugar beet field within five years. The plan centers on irrigating with stored Hood Creek water, developing foothills, and enabling intensive farming to support a much larger population.
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Lodge- Pole Valley
Kimball
Julesburg
Lodge Pole
Burlington Low Rates to California 1906 Trip Offer
Burlington offers round trip tickets from Sidney to Los Angeles and San Francisco, California for 48.50. Travel runs April 26 to May 6 1906 with final limit July. Advertising matter available. M. A. Shipman, Agent.
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Burlington
Los Angeles
San Francico
California
M. A. Shipman
Land Transfers Listed With Several Property Purchases
Transactions show Jiome Land Co transferring nw 8-13-48 to J P Lamberty for 800 dollars and multiple parcels including Lodgepole Lot 3 bik 12 to G W Line for 125 dollars. Other entries include Lincoln Land Co sales in Bridgeport and small dollar transfers to W P Miles and Wm Frank.
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Jiome Land Co
J P. Lamberty
G. W
Vosika
Lodgepole
G. P. Anderson
Journal Stockman Co
W. P. Miles
Lincoln Land Co
E. W. Slimm
Bridgeport
A. C. G. Kaempfer
J. A. Cassel
Wm. Frank
Andaw
Johanna Johnson
L. E. Pritchet
I P. Noonan
Apostolic Catholic Church Plans Services and Classes
The Apostolic Catholic Church publishes services for tomorrow including Eucharist at 71. m and il a. on with the theme The Holy Eucharist of life through Death. Evening prayer at 7 30 p m with the first of a series The Church what does the Bible say about it. Church School at 10 a m Junior Eucharistic Union meets at 3 p m studying The First Communion led by A S Corbett priest.
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Apostolic Catholic Church
Il A. On
the Church
Government Engineer Fields Reports Canal Developments
Government engineer Fields says the temporary diversion dam on Interstate canal is in place and water can be turned into the canal when needed. Concrete fume at Courton wood near the headgate will be ready for use Wednesday the 25th inst, with plans for water to reach farmland next year transforming grazing land into some of the valley’s richest.
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Fields
Denver
Courtonwood
Wash
Scotts Bluff
Special Homeseekers and Excursion Rates Spur Travel
The Burlington Bulletin lists special homeseekers rates on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays for 640 acre frontier homesteads in the North Platte Valley and Big Horn Basin. It promotes irrigated lands and low vacation tours to Colorado, California, and Puget Sound with rail fares from April 25 to May 8 and after June 1.
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North Platte Valley
Big Horn Basin
Frontier
D. Clem Deaver
Homeseekers
Linreau
Turnam St
Omaha
Nebraska
Colorado
California
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Black Hilly
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Sheridan
Wyoming
Eston
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Ad
Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure in six days. Itching bleeding protruding piles treated with this remedy offered at 0c.
Legal Notices and Mortgage Foreclosures in Cheyenne County
Legal advertisements from the United States Land Office North Platte Nebraska state a contest affidavit by Alvin B Knox against homestead entry 7 for land in section 4 township 1n range 50w. Notices request participation June 2 1906 with hearings June 9 1906 before the Register and Receiver. Also foreclosures by W L Culbertson against John C Stoddard and Mary EB Stoddard plus other nonresident defendants regarding a mortgage on the NE quarter of Section 28 Township 19 north Range 49 west and a tax lien suit against the unknown heirs of Robert Glass including Union Pacific Railroad Company.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
North Platte
Alvin B. Knox
Elmer Brooks
Elalin
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
James Tucker
Ainey
Nebraska
Register
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraskin
Herman H. Reaver
Hv Lenoy Mantis
Sheriff Announces Taxable Property Auction in Cheyenne County
A 1906 Cheyenne County notice details a property sale by court order from the district court clerk. The sale covers the north half of the northwest quarter of section 17, township 16, range 47, Nebraska, to satisfy a judgment of 169 dollars and 90 cents plus costs. The Sheriff J W McDaniel will offer the property at public auction on May 5, 1906, in Sidney Nebraska at 10:00 A M. The notice also lists an execution sale of eight horses and two cows from Annie McCarthy, to be sold May 17, 1906, at 1:00 P M, at the house of Joseph Bignell Section 18 percent Township 23 north Range 47 west in Germanist Precinct.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
James Aitkins
William H H. Burns
Virginia Burns
Towit
Court House
Sidney
J.W. McDaniel
Shertifor Sard County
W. N. Wilson
Annie McCarthy
Tome
Joseph Bignell
Guehrist
McDanset
Will Admitting Fannie A. Sandoz Will in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Paul E Sandoz petitions to prove and admit as last will and testament the instrument filed April 17 1900 for Fannie A Sandoz deceased and appoints Paul E Sandoz James Right and Jennie McKelvey as executors. A hearing is set for May 21 1900 at 10 00 a m with publication of this order in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Tate
Paul E. Sandoz
James Right
Wright
Jennie McKelvey
Fannie A. Siandoz
Fanniy A. Sandoz
Paul & Sandoz
James Right Ass
Jennie MelWwelvey
Dorlock
Sidney Telegraph
James 'Tucker
Notice of Tax Sale Redeemption in Cheyenne County
Quinton R McAdam purchased delinquent tax sale property in Cheyenne County Nebraska for years 1803 to 1902. The land is the southwest quarter of Section 22 Township 15 North Range 42 West. Redemption period ends August 3, 1905.
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CH. Quinton R. McAdam
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Lund Ty
Charles W. Anderson
Sidney
Quinton R.mcadam
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Ayer
the Telegraph
Peoples Ponlard
IF. A. Gapen
BE. J. Burkety
Kimball, Banner
George Thornburg
Redington
Hazel
G. W. Botta
F.G. Blain
Ne Aw
Sj Se
A. S. Corbett
Burlington Bulletin
America
L. W. Wakeley
G. P. A. Omaha
John C. Stoddard
Mary FE
Stoddard
First National Bank of
Boonetown
J. Mason
Mason
Lewis S. Reed
Wol
Culbertson
Mary EB. Stoddard
Lewis S. Reed Wand
Plafathy
Helmont Irrigating Canal and Water Power Company
Plainthy
Lewis S Reed
O. WL Mason
Gherifi
Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Schlitz
Budweiser
Coors’ Select
Kruse Brothers
Sidney, Neb
B. F Mitchell
Schlitz Beer
Telephone
Palace Livery Barn
M. E. Washburn
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