Cheyenne County Candidacies for County Treasurer
Several candidates announce for the county treasurer post in Cheyenne County Nebraska. S P Witters and John Daugherty enter Republican and Democratic primaries set for Tuesday August 15. Simeon Friedman and Simon Fishman also declare for the office with pledges of economical, business like administration. M Wricart joins as a candidate awaiting Republican voters support.
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Cheyenne County
S. P. Witters
Sidney
Neb
Simeon Fiedman
Simon Fishman
M. Wricart
Sidney, Neb
Hermanarmuth
Dalton
Sheriff candidates announce runs for Cheyenne County
J W McDaniel declares re election run on the Democratic ticket. Carl Vinson enters the race as a Republican candidate with deputy sheriff experience. Patt R Borcavist also seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff with primaries set for August 15 1911.
County Commissioner Campaign Declarations
Jerome B. Halston announces re election run for the second district county commissioner subject to Republican primary voters. Higgins Ned endorses the county board service upon election and asks voters for continued honor. Herman Armuth announces candidacy before Democratic primaries pledging business like conduct and thanks voters.
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Ihereby
Jerome B. Halston
Higgins
Ned
Morrison Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent
Epvirn H. Morrison declares re election bid for Superintendent of Public Instruction in Cheyenne County subject to Republican primary on August 15, 1911. He pledges to continue duties conscientiously and raise the standard of Cheyenne County public schools if re elected.
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Cheyenne County
Epvirn H. Morrison
Oscar Brandt Announces Candidacy for Second District Commissioner
Oscar Brandt of Sidney Nebraska declares his bid for county commissioner in the Second District, subject to Republican primary voters. He asks for support from Republican voters and the community.
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Oscar Brandt
Sidney
Neb
Doran Seeks Re election as Cheyenne County Clerk in Primary
H T Doran of Sidney Nebraska declares candidacy for re election as Cheyenne County Clerk subject to Republican primary voters on August 15. He pledges continued undivided attention and best efforts to county duties if voters honor him with the position.
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Cheyenne County
H. T. Doran
Sidney
Nebraska
Lela Marquis
Benjamin Marquis
Malintain
Leva Marquis
Plalotiff
W.P. Mites
Nelson seeks Republican nomination for County Clerk
Walter J. Nelson of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk at the August primary. He thanks friends and supporters for any assistance to his campaign.
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Walter J. Nelson
Sidney
Neb
Elmer Youngland Announces Candidacy for Clerk
Elmer Youngland of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for clerk in the upcoming primaries to be held Tuesday August 11. He respectfully solicits support from voters and the community.
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Elmer Youngland
Sidney
Gapen and Chambers Seek County Judge Posts in Cheyenne
Henry E. Gapen of Sidney, Neb announces candidacy for the Republican primary for Cheyenne County Judge after appointment to fill a vacancy. C. P. Chambers of Sidney, Neb also announces seeking the Democratic nomination for County Judge in the August 15 1911 primary.
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Henry E. Gapen
Sidney
Cheyenne County
C. P Chambers
Coroner Candidates Announce Candidacies in Nebraska
A. E. Heptonp M D of Dalton and J J Parks of Sidney announce their candidacies for Cheyenne County Coroner Nebraska subject to party primaries August 15 1911 Park represents Democratic voters while Heptonp seeks Republican support in the county electoral contest.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
A. E. Heptonp
Dalton
West of Omaha Seeks Democratic Primary Support for Supreme Court Judge
Joel W. West of Omaha announces his candidacy for judge of the Nebraska Supreme Court. A practicing lawyer since 1887, he notes about 150 cases reported in Nebraska Supreme Court and highlights his extensive state court experience amid the upcoming primaries.
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Joel W. “West
Omaha
Telegraph
Supreme Court
West
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Burglars Adopt Gloves to Avoid Finger Impressions
A New Jersey crime note reports burglars now wear gloves to prevent leaving fingerprints. The observe warns this modern method signals higher ambitions and smarter targets.
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New Jersey
Taft's Horse Reciprocity and Lincoln Child Dangers
A satire note questions Will Taft's new saddle horse Reciprocity and recalls Lafollette's wife as a blue-stocking. The piece lampoons socialism by comparing it to a docile insurgent and warns of a Lincoln babe dying from matches, highlighting matches as a dangerous diet in hot weather.
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Taft
Lincoln
Evangelist Sun Day Reaches Broad Audiences
The evangelist Sun Day drew large crowds and amassed about 74000 dollars in ten months, underscoring strong reach and fundraising.
Weather Clerk Records Light Rainfall Across Days
A weather clerk logs two days of rain totaling nine one-thousandths of an inch, leaving the community noting the minimal precipitation despite frequent showers.
Brewers claim beer fuels longevity in ancient Egypt
Brewers argue beer supports long life citing ancient Egyptian use for five thousand years. They omit that not all Egyptians drank it across that span and time.
Scarecrows Dressed in Hobble-Skirt and Basket Hat
A New Jersey farmer outfits scarecrows with hobble-skirt and basket hat to frighten birds. The birds, panic stricken by these fashionable frights, avoid the scarecrows and leave them in peace.
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New Jersey
Voters Will Unearth Private Faults In Quick Pedigree Search
If you want to get at your family pedigree and haven't time or inclination to look it up your self run for office. If you have done anything good or meritor ious, it probably will not appear, but your deeds of commission or omission will find you out, and your weaknesses will be the com mon gossip of those grand and and wonderful savers of the country-the voters.
Chalmers Defines Booster and Knocker Roles
Hugh Chalmers, addressing the Cincinnati Commercial Association, contrasts a booster who does good for all people as long as possible with a knocker who stays outside, advising to let such talk hang on the door. This delineates community spirit versus negative critique.
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Hugh Chalmers
Cincinnati Commercial Association
Starving City Bursts in Contrast With Luxuries
A starving child was killed by a New York electric car, exposing a larger tragedy of eighty eight hungry residents amid a city of lavish spending. The piece laments wealth spent on fads while families struggle and refuse aid.
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New York
Primary Election Day Reminder and Voter Apathy
The piece laments low turnout after a new direct primary system. It urges every citizen to vote next Tuesday, noting many who criticize ballot listings stay home. It warns that opponents may undermine the reform by emphasizing convenience over participation.
Cheyenne County Urges Voters To Support Progressive Plan
The appeal urges residents to vote next Tuesday, highlighting Cheyenne County’s alert stance for progress. It asserts all residents should participate, noting families can manage home duties while the head of the house votes.
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Cheyenne
Alliance
Frontier Celebration Trails and Health Advice Mix
Notes from the era include Kiddie boasts and Civil War pension claims, frontier events with Sitting Bull Jr. and emigrant train attacks, plus Missouri health guidance for tuberculosis. Advice covers hygiene, fresh air, and hygiene practices, urging open windows and clean habits to combat disease.
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Missouri
Wu. Knight
San Francisco
Sitting Bull, Jr
Pine Ridge
Dakota
Cheyenne
Missouri State Board of Health
How It Looked Oral Tales of Love and Shoestrings
The fragment depicts Maggie and Katie discussing a man named Rawen Maggie-Chimmie, suggesting he may be dead in love with a girl. Maggie notes he cannot even buy new shoestrings for two months, evidence of his distracted state and neglect of practical needs.
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Maggie
Chimmie
Katie
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F. A. Gapen
A Eammong
John Daugherty
J. W. McDaniel
Sidney, Ned
Carl Vinson
Patt R. Borcavist
J.J. Parks
Joel W. West
Lafollette
Evangelist Sunday
State
Georgia
Deonse Ganerra
Grace
Ethel
Phoebe
OTIC
Wilda KR. Hornaday
Plaine
Elmer J. Hornaday
Plainti
District Court
Hilda R. Hornapay
J. P. Lingaard
Sidney, Nebraska
John A. Fulton
Jude
Salu
Sidney Telegraph
Hraky
Catherine Bo Derickson
Derickson
William Co Hfekow
Irving ] Hicker Decenseu
Thron-Tesidene
Pramathy
Jesse C McNish
McNish Land Company
Nebraskia
Auuuist
Margaret C. Hickox
Margaret Hickox
North Range
7Th & M
Sitn
Jesse C. MM
Wil
Cheyense
Pogre
Said
Henry E Gapen
Marie Neubauer
Lestie Neubauer
Lessig Neubauer
Valeska Neubauer
Henry E. Garen
Porter
Department of the Interior
North Platte
Notic
Norman McCurtain
MD Mide
Township Iin Range
Tech Principal Meridian
Gust Schmidt
Hans Anderson
Clurnt Thompson
William Thompsett
J. E. Evans
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Department of the Interlfor
U. S. Land Office
Albert A. Wimner
Potter
Jos
Phillip T. Oiguins
Clara
Daniel Herboldsheimer
William Goding
Peter Nelson
Sextorp
Register
Peter Neslund
Cheyconn County
Henry FE. Garey
Frank W. Portrey
Vomeroy
John Oldershiw
Frank Ackerman
Egister
Nebrishit
Alfred Vareth
Alfred Darnell
Red King
Mes
Colorado
Mesa
Gertrude V Darnell
Luhan Bushnell
John Darnell
Amy Miller
Effie Darnell
Equity
Henry FE. Garen
Norres
U. S. Pana
Ann Knox
Wiggins
H. E. Mo
the &H
Sidney Nebraska
Marshall Perkins
Leslie Cunnwethie
Henry Raymond
Miggins
J.B. Evans
Mary E. Rabb
Jerome KR. Halston
Hoare Raymond
Frank X. Rihn
Wilhelm Schwartz
J. E. Evang
Rder
State OF
Pees Towil
Chbaries Badziong
Anna Badziong
George Fischer
Siiney Telegraph
Harry E. Garen
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