Fort Sidney Not to be Abandoned Says Telegram
A telegram dated July 31 reports Fort Sidney will not be abandoned. The Peoples' Independent convention gathered at the courthouse with J. R. Webster Zeb McCombs Miles Boyer H. M. Coulter J. M. Webster and C. M. McCombs among those present. A reader argues Cheyenne county land farming may not be worthwhile amid heavy political content this week.
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Fort Sidney
Peoples’ Independent Convention
Court House
J. R. Webster
Zeb McCombs
Miles Boyer
H. M. Coulter
J. M. Webster
C. M. McCombs
Cheyenne County
Local notes and oblique county updates from 24 years ago
The Telegraph reports Cheyenne county figures: Receiver Daugherty hurt by a cow, several locals at the Democratic convention in Ogallala, Frank Rowland at the Populist gathering. Darnell child dies July 23, Gus Ladine’s son dies July 23. Homestead filings by Fawcett, Edith Oldershaw ill from diphtheria, Charles Moore returns from South Dakota, school census reads 347 children, Burlington track reaches U P crossing last Saturday.
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Daugherty
Land Office
Mac Radcliffe
John Hart
Fred Linco
P. Scott
C. P. Chambers
Cheyenne County
Ogallala
Frank Rowland
Dorothy
C. C. Darnell
Gus Ladine
George L. Fawcett
Ruth Fawcett
Edith Oldershaw
Charles Moore
South Dakota
Burlington
U. P. Crossing
Telegraph Slice Recaps 14 Years Of Local News
The Telegraph notes a new building completion, sun stroke illness, tonsillitis, and a Fresno California marriage of Harry Ickes and Christina Wyatt. Mantor appointed Union Pacific surgeon. Sheriff McDaniel captured a Cheyenne horse thief. Birth announced for Albert Benish's son. Lobb property sale and retirements noted. Lobb family moving to University Place. Earl to State University.
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John Fischer
Dan Campbell
Harry Ickes
Christina Wyatt
Fresno
Calif
H. E Mantor
Union Pacific Railroad
George Hower
Sheriff McDaniel
Cheyenne
Albert Benish
Charles Anderson
Len Sherwin
N. P. Johnson
Call to Organize Davis for President Club in Grand Island
Judge Joseph Oberfelder called a meeting in Grand Island at the Yancey hotel on August 26 to organize a Davis for President club. He urged countywide clubs to rally support and defeat La Follette and Coolidge, arguing Democratic principles appeal strongly this year. The judge, a Bryan delegate, supported Norton for governor while noting eastern interests aided the western candidate. Mr and Mrs Burt Curtis returned from a Wyoming outing including Frontier Days in Cheyenne and visits across the state.
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Joseph Oberfelder
Kenneth W. McDonald
Bridgeport
Grand Island
Yancey Hotel
Davis
la Follette
Coolidge
Nebraska
Oberfeider
Lincoln
Bryan
McDonald
East
Norton
Burt Curtis
Wyoming
Cheyenea
Catholic Church Schedule At Bondays Masses and Rosary
Rev Anton Line presides at Bondays church with Masses at 7 30 a m and 3 30 a m Rosary instruction and benediction at 7 80 p m Weekdays Mass at 8:00 a m久热
Local Bible Study Class Seeks Attendees at 102 C Street
TheInternational Bible Students Association meets Sundays at 2 p m at 102 C Street. All interested in Bible study are invited. Clara Downey, Class Secretary, announces the invitation to attend.
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International Bible Students’ Association
C Street
Clara Downey
Clase
Christian Church Schedule for Sunday Services
Bible school opens at 10:00 a m with communion and preaching at 11:00 a m Christian Endeavor meets at 7:00 p m followed by preaching at 8:00 p m
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
M E Church Summer Schedule and Pastor's Break
The church announces Sunday school at 10 a m and Bible school at 10 a m through August with no preaching during the month. Epworth League meets at 7 p m. Pastor Samuel Light takes a month vacation to study politics social problems and fishing tackle.
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Bible School
Samuel Light
United Lutheran Church Services on August 3 1924
Sidney Trinity church morning worship at 11 am with sermon Become Servants to God and church school at 10 am. Special music by the choir. Gurley Grace church early worship at 9 30 am with sermon by pastor and church school at 10 45 am. Public is warmly invited. Rev W T Kahse, Pastor.
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Bsidney
Trinity Church
Servants To God
Gurley
Grace Church
W. T. Kahse
Kensington M E church to host ice cream social
The Kensington churches M E class announces an ice cream social on August 2 serving both afternoon and evening periods on the church lawn. Proceeds support church activities. Cleanup volunteers invited. Laundry item noted in the text appears irrelevant to the event.
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M. E. Church
Rural school notes show 39 Cheyenne county teachers at summer schools
County Superintendent Daisy Fletcher reports thirty nine Cheyenne county educators attending summer schools this year. Ninety five teachers are at Chadron normal Kearney state university York and Boulder with named teachers listed from Sidney Lodge Pole Dalton Sunol Lorenzo Potter Gurley and Potter. Pre opening days, exams, and district building votes are outlined, with institutes planned for late September or early October in Sidney.
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Cheyenne County
Daisy B. Fletcher
Chadron Normal
Kearney
the State University
York
Boulder
Chadron
Helen McDaniel
Ada Taylor
Ethel Lyngholm
Stewart McMillen
Sidney
Bonita Wolf
Minna Jacob
Freda Michelman
Mabel Holtman
Floyd Wise
Wanda Carleton
Katie Scharrel
Margaret Emanuelson
Neila Dawson
Lodge Pole
Leona Smith
Elvira Hedlund
Dalton
Opal Allington
Cora Norton
Sunol
Hattie Eversman
Lorenzo
Hilma Nelson
Potter
Kearney Normal
Ellan Seifer
Marie Baker
Edith Devier
Imogene Wood
Anna Munshaw
Margaret Dalton
Hary Hemmer
Til- He Hem
Gertrude Nelson
Court House
Fletcher
County Teachers’ Institute
Pleasant View
Weyerts
Gurley
Wages Range Reported Across State for Applicants
The article notes monthly wages from $60 to $115 with averages around $90s, comparing figures from different regions. An applicant from the eastern part cites wages of $60 to $80 monthly, illustrating wide regional variation in pay.
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Fletcher
Records Refute Cheyenne County Plea
The Lincoln Star reports Cheyenne county officials claim tax cuts amid lower land assessments. records show 1923 levy cuts would save $10,000 for residents, but local taxes rose by $12,000, contradicting the plea for relief. L R Barlow notes sheriff and tax sales to illustrate weak land yields after a statewide reassessment.
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The
Lincoln Star
State Equalization Board
L. R. Barlow
Cheyenne County Board
Cheyenne County
Sidney Male Quartet Gains Noted Invitations to Sing
The Sidney male quartet of P. W. Barker, Joseph Daniel, Fred Haworth, and W. K. Hodgkin has drawn several invitations to perform. They sang at a wheat growers picnic at Johnson's Grove near Potter on Sunday and again at a Masonic meeting in Potter on Tuesday night.
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Sidney
P. W. Barker
Joseph Daniel
Fred Haworth
W. K. Hodgkin
Johnson’s Grove
Potter
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Guy V. Doran
Bidney, Slebr
American PR Ss Association
Telegraph
Christian Church Notes
Epworth
Presbyterian Church
United Lutheran Church
Rural School
Chas. D. Green
NEBR
Progressive
Wooldridge’s
Merchants Biscuit Company
Denver
Cash and Carry Grocery
Childrens
Summer Voices
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