Local county treasurer candidates announce bids in Cheyenne county
A batch of notices from Sidney Nebraska announces multiple candidates for county treasurer in Cheyenne county. S P Wittens and John Daugherty seek Democratic and Republican support ahead of the August 15 primary, while Simon Fishman and C M Wrient declare candidacies and pledge economical, businesslike administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daugherty
Sidney
Ned
Cheyenne County
Simon Fishman
Sheriff candidates declare bids in Cheyenne County
Three residents J W McDaniel Carl Vinson and Paul R Borgquist announce their bids for Cheyenne County sheriff. They state intent to run in the Democratic and Republican primaries and promise to perform duties to the best of their abilities if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Carl Vinson
Sidney
Ned
County Commissioner Candidacy Notices in Nebraska
Jerome B. Halston of Higgins Neb files for re election to the second district county commissioner seat subject to Republican voters in the primary. Herman Armuth of Dalton Neb announces candidacy for the Democratic primary promising business like conduct if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenone County
S. P. Wittens
Sidney
Neb
Jerome B. Halston, Higgins
Hermanarmuth
Dalton
Edith H Morrison Declares Candidacy for County Superintendent
Edith H Morrison announces re election plans for Cheyenne County Superintendent of Public Instruction. She states she will uphold duties conscientiously and strive to raise the standard of public schools if elected. Primary voters in Cheyenne County determine the outcome on August 15, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Edith H. Morrison
Brandy Seeks Second District County Commissioner Seat
Oscar Brandy of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for County Commissioner Second District subject to Republican primary voters. He requests support for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Brandy
Sidney
Neb
County Clerk Candidates Seek Primary Support in Cheyenne
Three candidates announce campaigns for Cheyenne County Clerk. H T Doran of Sidney seeks reelection as a Republican. Walter J Nelson of Sidney seeks the Republican nomination. Elmer Younglund of Sidney seeks the Democratic nomination with courtesy to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Nelson
Sidney
Ned
Elmer Younglund
County Judge Candidates Announce Runs in Sidney
Henry E. Gapen announces his candidacy for County Judge by Republican ballot in the August 15 primary while already serving by appointment in Sidney Nebraska. C P Chambers announces Democratic nomination candidacy for County Judge in Cheyenne County Sidney Nebraska for August 15 1911 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Gapen
Sidney
Vetera
Cheyenne County
C. P. Chambers
Coroner Candidates Enter Race in Cheyenne County and Sidney
The undersigned announce candidacies for County Coroner pending primary election results. J J Parks of Sidney Nebraska seeks the Democrat path and A B Hedlund M D of Dalton Nebraska seeks the Republican path with primaries set for August 15 1911.
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Cheyenone County
Nebraska
A. B. Hedlund
Dalton, Neb
Kansas judge calls theft of wife petit larceny
A Kansas judge labels stealing another man’s wife as petit larceny. The remark spurs debate on gender and judicial sentiment, with critics urging cool heads and lawful conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Brewers and Food Commission Debates Foam Per Drink
In a solemn conclave, the Brewers and Food Commissioners discussed foam levels for beer and, concession to the W C T U, considered about three fingers of foam per drink.
Miscellaneous early 20th century notes and claims
A string of brief items covers wartime anxieties and political shifts. Sixteen unidentified bodies are reported from the Maine. Missouri grills chickens in a refrigerator. stamp issues and design plans are noted. Germany and Britain tensions over Morocco are mentioned. New York financiers hold the National Railways of Mexico. a strike looms August 5. Carroll B. Pease named president of the National Educational Association. he leads Milwaukee schools. An Iowa wedding by telephone is described. a Chicago minister offers a Jonah and whale explanation. A Me and Religion movement plans to spread from Minneapolis and St Paul to ninety cities and abroad starting October 1, led by New York business interests.
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Germany
Great Britain
Morocco
New York
National Railways
Mexico Diaz
National Educational Association
Nebraska
Carroll B. Pease
Milwaukee
Iowa
Chicago
Jonah
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Comprehensive planning for small towns aids growth and order
The essay argues that true comprehensive planning benefits small cities more than big ones by enabling curb of grade crossings water fronts parks and street and highway plans at low cost. It notes plans can reshape rail approaches public buildings and parks gradually and responsibly while avoiding sensationalism in reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nolen
Lightning favors the valuable animal, critics note
A remark questions why lightning seems to strike only valuable animals, suggesting bias or superstition in atmospheric targeting and sparking debate over what makes an animal worthy of protection or pity.
Joyful Solace for Poor as Squash Prices Drop
The message proclaims relief for the poor and near poor with affordable squash. It notes the fruit as a solution to living costs and hints at broader culinary benefit and economic comfort. The tone is buoyant and celebratory.
Question on Bryan’s Return After Arriving
An anxious inquirer asks if Bryan can return. clarity will come after his arrival.
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Inquirer
Bryan
Billy Sunday’s Ten Month Earnings Revealed
The evangelist Billy Sunday reportedly earned seventy thousand dollars in ten months. A secondary figure notes about thirty four thousand five hundred souls were brought to a temporary belief in hell through his preaching.
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Billy Sunday
Hell
Soda Soda to Bensoate No Halt for Consumer
As doctors argue over the health effects, the public continues using bensoate of soda without missing from daily intake since infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wiley
Women urged to avoid hat-pin injuries
An editorial note discourages women from selecting friends with hat-pins and suggests using a protective ornament to cover the pin point to prevent bystanders from being punctured.
Progress Era Lets Pig Maintain City Lawns
A reflective note on technological progress describes turning a guinea pig loose to keep grass trimmed and weeds in check, claiming even stubborn dandelions would vanish. The passage contrasts old labor with a novel, whimsical solution for lawn care.
Fragmented Dialogue Opens Departing Farewell Scene
The text presents a playful exchange with flirtatious lines about kissing before departure. Readers glimpse a lighthearted interaction between two speakers as one contemplates leaving and the other questions the timing of a farewell.
Bessie's Bold Bathing Suit Draws Summer Attention
Seryl questions the bold choice as Bessie orders a bathing suit designed to attract male attention at the beach. Sibyl notes the plan to stand out by being long and ample compared with shorter styles.
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Seryl
Bessie
Land claim notice for Potter Nebraska filed in 1906
Albert A. Winer of Potter Nebraska filed to make final five year proof for the northeast quarter of section 12 township 1b range 52 west with proof to be presented before the County Judge at Sidney Nebraska on September 19 1911. Witnesses include Phillip T. Higgins Daniel Herboldsheimer William Goding Peter Nelson. Register J E Evans.
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Department of the Interior
North Platte
Sidney Nebraska
Jerome B. Halston
Marshall Perkins
Leslie Cunningham
Henry Raymond
Higgins
U. Land Office
Neb
Mary F. Stubb
Sextorp
Nebr
Sidney
Nebraska
Jerome RB. Halston
Cheery
Raymond
Frank X. Ribn
Dalton
Wilhelm Schwartz
J. E. Evans
Register
Norman McCurtain
6Th Principal Meridian
Gust Schmidt
Hans Anderson
Clint, Thompson
William Thompsett
U. S. Land Office
Albert A. Winer
Potter
Jos
St Sidney
Phillip T. Higgins
Clara
Daniel Herboldsheimer
William Goding
Peter Nelson
J.E. Evans
State OF
Cheyenne County
Atax
Gausot
Henry E. Gapen
Peter Noslund
Peter Nestivast
Persis
Sidney Telegraph
John A. Fulton
Noilve
Chevoenne County
Suid County
Henry Bh
Gapen
Totiven
Catherine &. Derickson
Derickson
William C Hilckox
Irvine B. Hickox
Jesse & McNish
McNish Land Company
Margaret Vo Hickox
Margaret
Hickox
North Range 51
WNC
Jesse Oc, McNish
F Dourzan
David A. Firca
Fils
Frank W. Vortrey
Sidney, Neb
R. Mw
Sidney Neb
E. V
Pomeroy Jota Dirtep Irty
John Oldershaw
Frank Ackermin
J. Fe, Evans
Tithe County Court
Alfred
Alfred Darnell
Mesa
Colorado
Gertrude W. Darnell
Lillian Bushnell
John Darnell
Amy Miller
Effie Darnell
Nebraskan
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F. A. Gapen
C. M. Wrient
J. W. McDaniel
Sidney, Ned
Paul R. BorGquist
H. T. Doran
J.J Parks
Maine
Missouri
Angels
Greeley
Lela Marquis
Benjamin Marquis
Plalotitf
W. P. Miles
J. BE. Evans
J. P. Lingaard
Sidney, Nebraska
Henry E Garen
Hilda Ko Hornaday
Elmer J. Hornaday
Elmer J Hornaday
Plainti
District Court
Seenne County
Plainthy
Hinpa R Hornaway
Cheyenne
Marie Neubauer
Leslie Neubauer
Valeska Neubauer
Henry E. Garren
Pkouare
Lenry FE. Garren
Sidney Loan & Building Association of
Expina
Dori
TS Foo
Chas
Callahan
OAS
H E.garen
W. BF. Bassett
Lestin Neubauer
Roar. A. Barlow
Rder
Charles Badziong
Anna Badziong
George Fischer
Petititioner
Jin Said County
Earing
A.D
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