Signature Evidence in Bank Collapse Case Uncovered
The unit reports Deputy Lyon found the original partnership agreement between Morgan and W. B. Johnson, highlighting Johnson's signature as crucial. The paper implies Johnson’s involvement in the State Bank of Commerce’s collapse, with creditors debating settlement terms and potential impact on Sidney’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agreout
5. Corgan
W. B. Johnson
Johnson
Bank of Commerce
F. Johnson
State Bank
Messrs
Ickog
Melotosh
Omaha
McIntosh
Morgan
Fandle Leike
James
Sidney
A Handful of Arsenic Ends Mrs Winters Life Attempt
Mrs Harry Winters attempted suicide by arsenic, after a letter from her husband in Hot Springs Arkansas. She swallowed about a tablespoonful, collapsed into convulsions, and was saved by Dr Field and neighbors. She recovered by Thursday morning and expressed she did not want to die but could not control the impulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Winters
Hot Springs
Ark
Field
Winters
Board selects Grace Barrett as new teacher
A school board meeting last Monday elected Miss Grace Barrett of Lincoln to fill the vacant teaching post after reviewing about forty applications. The board also discussed building repairs and painting before adjourning. The county treasurer issue was clarified by Mr Jekes, who stated warrants had not been stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Sidney
Calton
Contos
Nes
Henry Decker
Dempster
Beatrice
Youngling
Burger
Sydney
Wol Cary
North Divide
Colton
Sages
S P Watters
Sion
Vpotter
Potter
Lackberry Caven
Pumpkin Creek
Laing Bros
W F Kimball
Grand Island
Herbert Abbott
Archer
Wyo
Bro Bon Stevens
Pine Bluffs
Frank Anderson
J P Iwale
Sidney Draw
G K Stites
California
Lora Adams
Elquist
I S Walker
DD I Shultz
C Ddhompson
D Brown
Capitol of
Wyoming
Nasby
Board of Education
Rogers
Beard
Grace Barrett
Lincoln
Jekes
Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming Oil and Mining Company
Henry Domer
Messrs
Barr Ane Maycourt
A Pease
J. W Waper
M G Barr
M H Tobin
W Jenner
E M Mancourt
Barry
F. H. E. Ebstein
W. "i. Adams
E. W. Stone
H. W. Chowins
J. W. Norvell
E. M. Mancourt
W. H. Adams
J.W. Norvell
The Third Annual Cheyenne County Fair Plans
Cheyenne county agricultural society progresses with preparations for the third annual fair. They seek to secure remains of new buildings, publish a 50 page premium book worth around $2000, and expect a feature race to draw larger crowds. Delegates appointed to western Nebraska counties boost participation and optimism runs high for a bigger fair than previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Agricultural Society
Cheyenne County
Henry Domer
Domer
The
Fair Association
Committee On
Association
Cheyenne County Fair
B Cary
State Central Committee
Omaha
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Kimball
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Deuel
Military Matters at Fort Sidney Post Report Expected
The inspecting officer filed a very satisfactory report and repairs to quarters will begin as the regiment leaves for the north. Second Lieut. Alexander arrives with a detachment from the 9th, the only colored officer in service, and Camp Crook itinerary is outlined from Fort Sidney. Gen Morrow, with Mrs. Morrow, arrived and was greeted. he will not accompany the regiment to Camp Crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
H Cavalry
9Th Inst
Ebstein
Wittich
Cone Quartermaster
Air
Robi. P. Finley
Lieut. McFarland
Camp Crook
Fort Sidney
Johnson's Ranch
Wellner
Crook
Nebraska State Board to Give Children Free Fair Day
The Nebraska State Board of Agriculture plans a grand gala day at the state fair in Lincoln from September 6 to 13, with Tuesday September 10 offering free admission to all Nebraska children aged fifteen and under. A South African ostrich display will be present to educate and entertain, giving families a practical lesson in natural history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors of
Nebraska
Kearney
Lake Kearney
Union Pacfic
EL Lomax
Gen'l Pass Agt
Omaha
Neb
Board of Managers
Severe Storm Strikes East State Causing Washouts and Losses
Heavy rains over the past week hit the eastern region with washouts and a fatal accident. The UP area faces especially bad luck as trains from the east run regularly delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Gone Fishing And Rumor Mills In Cheyenne County
J A Borie departed on a mountain stream fishing trip and was last heard from in Pebble Idaho while a barrow of salt catfish was cast from a back yard. Cheyenne County bonds attract inquiry as voters prepare for a forthcoming issue. A rumor of Sheriff Eubank’s resignation proved unfounded. Oberfelder’s clothing sale sparks public chatter as Potter endures a damaging wind storm that toppled structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Borie
Pebble
Idaho
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Alsehood
Ohnson
Lyon
Ciancs
Frank B Johnson
J. W Meyers
Dehgeon
Grantham
Ttueh
Moulton
Ickes
Esere & Gatfround
Stuart
Tobin
Ate Bankara
Otion
Yen
Hendant
Repluotif
Herman Walstaedt
DeCastro
Leeist & Neville
Ben F Moore
Mary Moore
Heist & Neville
Ian F Moore
Frank Welch
A. M
Robert Shuman
Mrs. Winters
Doctor
Devel
Bammed Rony
Boas McNeil
McNeil
Reno
Ins
Riiver
Gand Island
Wickhizer
Tra Lal
M Coulter
Redington
Pennsylvania Packet
Sidney Democrat
G Washington
Cornwallis
Old Times
Oweo Bhaimness
Blakely
U.S. Land Office
Ninbor
Oberfelder & Co. Keup
Christchurch
W Stone
EM Mancourt
F. UL
W LL Adams
IL Field
Eubank
Sam Fowler
Oberfelder
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