Official Primary Vote of Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County canvass reports minor shifts unofficially and publishes final tallies. Party breakdown shows Republican 491, Democrat 286, Socialist 9, Prohibition 4, with several named electors and preference votes for vice president and presidential electors in various districts.
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Cheyenne County
Prohibition
People’s Independent
Cheyémne
Woodrow Wilson
Robert G. Ross
J. Burkett
Wm. Grant Webster
John W. Morehead
H. Richards
Harry S. Byrne
Otto J. Baumann
Felix L. Gallagher
Be Myara
Thomas L. Carroll
James A. Donohoe
Delegates at Lourge National Convention Names and figures
A fragmented list from the Sixth District delegates and state officials includes Howard H Baldrige Elmer L Hevelone John A James James C Dahlman R B Howell and Charles I McGrew among others. It covers nominees for United States Senator Chester H Aldrich John L Kennedy Gilbert M Hitchcock Governor Abraham L Sutton Charles W Bryan and other statewide officers with vote tallies such as 379 for Aldrich 248 for Kennedy and 238 for Mullen. The page notes continued details on page 2.
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R. B. Howell
Charles I. McGrew
James C Dahlman
Arthur F. Mullen
United States
Chester H. Aldrich
John L. Kennedy
Ceva
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Ignatius J. Dunn
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Better Farming Special Here May First
A Union Pad the Railroad will bring a train of education to town arriving at 1 30 p m and departing at 3 30 p m Two hours of talks and exhibits are planned inviting farmers and town women to attend J Su McIntosh is local manager and committees plan publicity reception and lectures Prof P G Holden will discuss crop rotation straw uses and burning dangers The dairy will be featured and stereopticon views shown State Superintendent A O Thomas will address teachers and other officials will attend the event
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Lverybody
J. Su. McIntosh
F. O. Gapen
C. KE. Dewey
W. J. Shoemaker
R. 8. Oberfelder
F. L. VanGorder
Cas Wellner
A. Jones
N. E. Medlock
R. A. Barlow
J. A. Trtey
Joseph Hahler
O. R. Owens School
R. G. Dunlap
W. J. Braha
Opera House
J. L. McIntosh
District Court Room
Owens
Martin
P. G. Holden
Woman’s Department
R. A. Smith
U. P
W. S. Bassinger
Pasenger
High School Senior Returns To Work After Collision
Francis Herbert, a high school senior, returned to his work after a week’s absence caused by injuries from a collision between his motorcycle and an automobile. His cycle was entirely demolished and he was lucky to escape serious harm.
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Francis Herbert
Oberfelder Welcomes Baby With Denver Ties
Bobbetta Jane Oberfelder arrived on April 24 to make her home with Arthur M Oberfelder and wife in Denver. The newborn weighed eight pounds and brought no clothes. Mrs Oberfelder was Miss Hazel Marks of Denver.
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Bobbetta Jane " Oberfelder
Arthur M. Oberfelder
Denver
K A King Compiles Abstracts and Perfects Titles
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K. A
King
Sidney Forms New Musical Association At Opera House
A Tuesday meeting at the opera house organized the Sidney Musical Association to foster support and enjoyment of community music. The local band becomes honorary members and will share in benefits. officers include J L McIntosh as President Marius Christensen Secretary UC Campbell Treasurer and a 31 member executive committee. The association adjourned until May 165th.
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Opera House
Sidney Musical Association
J. L. McIntosh
Pres’dent
Marius Christensen
UC Campbell
VanGorder
D. R. Campbell JL
McIntosh
L. (. Lowe
N. BE. Medlock
Rev. Pinkham
F. L. VanGorder
Gus Wellner
L. G. Lowe
Prefers Tying Up Soap and a Guard on a Hold Up
Fred Dudley Jr of Laramie visits sisters Mrs Marshall and Mrs Boges and recalls his odds with a lone bandit on a Union Pacific train between Cheyenne and Laramie. He was armed but a passenger from the observatory car outmaneuvered him. Dudley plans to return to a grocer’s life in Laramie. Nine auto loads of fishers and fisherettes visited Jumbo Lake for summer fishing, with multiple parties traveling that day.
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Fred Dudley, Jr
Laramie
Marshall
Sam Boges
Mr. Dudley
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Dudley
U. P
Wyoming Territory
George
Jumbo Lake
McClaskey
Lowe
Jack Sager
Bridgeport car distributor sets up Sidney demonstrator
Co. G Nelson of Bridgeport, who runs an Overland Agency distributing station for Morrill and Cheyenne Counties, visited town early this week. He has named C. S. Webster in Sidney as local demonstrator for the car. See P. A. King for abstracts.
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Co. G Nelson
Bridgeport
Social and Club Affairs Notes From Local Hostesses
Social and club life details reveal Mrs Hi C Casselman hosting a one o clock luncheon at the Pacific House with pale yellow white and green decor. Centerpiece snap dragons and hand painted butterfly place cards set a refined tone for sixteen ladies and seven courses. The report also mentions a Ladies Club meeting on April 5 and an invitation to meet Mrs Walter Nelson on April 19. An auction bridge party at the Bentley home honors visitor Mrs McClaskey of Tama Iowa with sweet peas and prizes for J L McIntosh and McClaskey. Mrs Lowe hosted a bridge gathering for Mrs McClaskey with basinet prize and refreshments. Mrs H R Fuller hosted T N s with a lavish luncheon. A large dancing party at Dr Swatzlander’s home honored Mr and Mrs McClaskey.
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Hi. C. Casselman
Pacific House
J. A. Bentley
Wis Swatzlander
Bentley
McClaskey
Tama
Iowa
J. L. McIntosh
Busy Bees Meeting Held West of Peetz Report
The Busy Bees met at Mrs. Charlie Scotts fifteen miles west of Peetz despite strong wind and long travel. Attendees enjoyed the gathering, with the next meeting planned for May 3 at Mrs. R. M. Johnson’s thirteen miles west of Peedz, and all ladies invited.
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Charlie Scotts
Peetz
R. M. Johnson
Peedz
Village Trustees Hold Last Regular Meeting
The Board of Village Trustees met on April 21 with J O Fundingsland as chair and J J Parks M W Riggs Gus Wellner L Netnhauer present. Bills were read and approved across General Water Electric Road Sewer and Amusement funds. warrants to be drawn for election booths printing legal services labor and materials on water sewer and street projects. Adjournment followed.
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Board of Village Trustees
J. O. Fundingsland
J. J. Parks
M. W. Riggs
Gus Wellner
L. Netnhauer
General Fund
M Boreson
Sidney Telegraph
Eleceee Eeetion
Hammond Printing Co
Swenson & Devoe
S. Fishman
c. M. _ Wright
Devoe
Pacific Flush Tank Co
Imhoff
Jack Tishue
Seea Ee Aeee
M. Wright
Sidney Band
Casselman and party tour eastern state seeking land deals
Hf. C. Casselman traveled to the eastern part of the state on Tuesday evening and returned Thursday. He and his force are kept busy with land seekers in the area, with several parties contracting for land this week.
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Hf. C. Casselman
Force
6 percent money for home building SIDNEY LUMBER Co.
Sidney Lumber Co announces a 6 percent financing plan for home building projects. The offer targets prospective homeowners and builders seeking affordable credit terms to support residential construction. Interest rate and eligibility details are provided in the notice.
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Sidney Lumber Co
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Certificate OF Deposit Plan
the American Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Henry Ford
Albert B. Cummins
Charles E. Hughes
Henry D. Estabrook
Howard H. Baldrige
E. R. Gurney
Ambrose C. Epperson
P. Dodge
Elmer L. Hevelone
R. J. Kilpatrick
Frank M. Currie
Charles H. Tully
Frank W. Brown
Frank J. Taylor
D. H. Moulds
John A. James J. Bisgard
Davies Re Ee Saree
Rene National
Abraham L. Sutton
Clarence J. Miles
Samuel Roy McKelvie Tre
Walter A. George
William Madgett
Keith ‘Neville
Charles W. Bryan
WP. Shumway
Theodore E. Nordgren
Walter Kiechel
James Pearson
Edgar Howard
Banning
Rptene Teres
Addison Wait W. B. Smith
Wilbur
Waite
Claude P. Hensel
Charles W. Pool
Auditor of Public Accounts
Republican
W. Lo Mimor
Geo
W. Marsh Democrat Pe Ee
Wm. H. Smith
W. H. Reynolds
Franklin C. Warner
George E. Hall
Harry Adams
Ee Eee Democrat
Democrat
W. D. Oldham
W. OH. Shoupene
Ij J. Thomas
William J. Bryan
Louis J. Piatti
Jwilliam
E. T. Westervelt
Earl D. Mallory
William C. May
R .S
Sidney State Bank
Jesse C, Macmi8h
H. H W. Ostenberg
A. E. Medlock
L. C. Opper
Casa
Union Pad
Sidney, Potter, and
Dalton
Nebraska
Colorado
the Livons & Son Mortgage, Loan and Insurance Company
Sidney
I’. A. King
Hippodrome Vaudeville
Sullivan and
Considine
Ideal Sun
MceClaskey
H. R. Fuller
Dr. Swatzlander
Mrs. McClaskey
J. i Menieh
The
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