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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
5
J W McDaniel of Sidney Nebraska seeks re election as Sheriff of Cheyenne County pending Democratic primary on August 17 1909. P H Barrrert of Colton Nebraska announces candidacy for Sheriff pending Republican primary on August 17 1909.
Clyde Lancaster announces Democratic candidacy for Cheyenne County Sheriff in the August 17 1909 primary at Sidney Nebraska. W A Perkins seeks Republican Sheriff nomination in the Cheyenne county primary. H T Doran runs for re election as County Clerk in Cheyenne county Republican primary on August 17 1909 at Sidney Nebraska.
County Treasurer candidate holds party backing from Cheyenne county Democrats as expressed in the primary election to be held August 17, 1909. W. R. Woop of Weyerta, Nebraska, is named in the notice.
After filing per law R A Barlow of Sidney Nebraska declares candidacy for Cheyenne County treasurer subject to the Republican primary on August 17 1909.
Epith H Morrison of Lodgepole Nebraska seeks re election to the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to Republican voters at the county primaries on August 17 1909.
The First Commission er District of Cheyenne county seeks Republican primary voters guidance for the August 17 1909 election. L R Bartow of Lodgepole Nebraska appears as a listed candidate.
For Commissioner, Third District. candidate for the office of Commissioner for the Third Commissioner District of Cheyenne county, subject to the approval of the Democratic voters at the primary to be held Tuesday, August 17, 1909. Louis Brotrr, Sextorp, Neb.
C M Wheat of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for reelection as Coroner of Cheyenne county in the upcoming county primary set for August 17, 1909. James Tucker of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for County Judge of Cheyenne county subject to Democratic primary voters on August 17, 1909.
H Bettendorf of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for County Judge of Cheyenne County subject to Democratic primary on Tuesday August 17 1909.
A candidate for County Judge of Cheyenne County announces seeking Republican voters’ backing in the primary on August 17, 1909. The entry lists J C Hupson of Sidney Nebraska as the candidate.
Daniel McAleese announces candidacy for Sheriff of Cheyenne County listing twenty five years residency and earlier service 1896 97. He asks support from friends and pledges to merit confidence if re elected. Epira H Morrison announces makeup exams Aug 13 14 for eighth graders ill during May examinations at the county superintendent's office.
The piece explains tariff shifts under the Dingley law with material price links. It notes leather up while shoes fall, wool down but clothing up, and claims higher raw material makes manufactured goods cheaper. The tone mixes satire with civic witticisms about weeds, animals, and an unnecessary ordinance.
Rev Combs assisted at holy communion by Dr Eros of Onisha. Social event netted $35 for the Lutheran church. Bronson beat Potter 10 to 6 in a ball game. Supreme Court decision declares title to homesteads passes only after patent. sales on receiver receipts void. Also reports travel, visitors, births, and school district affairs in Potter Nebraska.
A town embraces a bold campaign to become the center of the earth. Rob Roy McGregor’s boast inspires residents to claim leadership, pride, and prominence for their town as the most important place on the map.
The notice urges cutting weeds on vacant lots parkways and roadsides to prevent seed spread. One year's seeding creates seven years of weeding and nearby residents should share pro rata costs to keep such properties clean and cheaper than extra garden weeding.
City guidance urges residents to purify living spaces by removing rubbish and clutter. Officials promote brighter back alleys and sunlit garrets to improve urban cleanliness and health.
Pessimism undermines growth and progress in business and daily life. The piece urges forward thinking and optimism to avoid stagnation and encourage improvements in commerce and personal prospects.
A Kansas City Journal item contrasts two merchants. One clings to old methods, barely feeding the customers and misreading women’s needs. The other innovates, touring in a car and effectively catering to female shoppers.
Government weather observer John P. Fischer records July rainfall of 1.92 inches for the county. Total precipitation fell on July 5 9 11 16 21 24 and 27 with the peak on July 9 at just over half an inch.
A long guidance article by B. O. Longyear in American Cultivator outlines plan-based yard layout emphasizing curved drives, grouped trees, windbreaks, and open green spaces. It advises avoiding monotony, single shrubs, or lawn fragmentation while preserving views and winter sun.
City of Minneapolis leaves a park tract for a school garden with 120 plots set at 15 feet, two main 8 foot paths, plus an outdoor gymnasium a recreation building and several sheltering groves for picnics. The park superintendent recommends turning the garden over to a local school principal noted for garden work.
Realty transfers list numerous completo deeds with dates 1940s-1950s, naming buyers such as O L Tate G F Schopp WS Rodman JJ Beyer and others, locations many townships Clarkson's addition Sidney and lots or blocks, prices ranging from $1.00 to $3,200 and up to $3,000 in scattered parcel transactions.
North Platte reports indicate Union Pacific will place yards and a round house near Northport, establishing a division terminal on the North Platte valley route. The announcement highlights rail infrastructure growth in the region and future freight and passenger capacity.
Charles Gunderson of Potter Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his claim on the land described in H E 5121 section 24 township 14 north range 3 west sixth principal meridian before James Tucker county judge Sidney Nebraska on August 25 1909. Witnesses are George A Thornberg Gustaf Gunderson Jacob Nelson and Gustaf Meyer all of Potter Nebraska.
Contest filed by Thomas Howe ter against entry No 087 for lots 1 2 3 4 sec 22 in K 48. He alleges lack of residence improve or cultivation by Charles E Overman. Hearing set August 90 1900 at Sidney Nebraska before James Tucker and final hearing September 3 1909 at North Platte before the register and receiver. Publication ordered due to hard to serve notice.
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