Republicans gain ground in Sixth District races and notes
The North Platte paper reports August convention efforts with Walter B. McNeel named for Congress and A A Worsley as a Sixth District candidate. Langford joins campaign work in Indiana then New York. Hoagland chosen to lead the Republican senatorial district committee. A new cattle inspection order goes into effect to prevent diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Walter B. McNeel
Congress
R. H. Langford
Republican National Committee
Mr. Langford
Indiana
New York State
W. W. Hoagland
Hoagland
Mr. Giffin
Sidney
Cheyenne
M. T. Hascall
North Platte Tribune
Martville Driver Kills Livery Man in Guernsey Wyoming
A Martville Wyoming livery helper Joe Mc Keele was killed when thrown from a wagon driven by a heavily intoxicated man near Guernsey. Mc Keele leaves a wife and child in Hartville and had lived near Redington. The note also mentions stock market pressures from a packing house strike affecting western ranchers and Nebraska stock movements via St Joseph and South Omaha.
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Martville
Wyo
Denver
Joe McKeele
Guernsey
McKeele
Hartville
Redington
Dick Gilman
West
Texas
Nebraska
Mickey
Keya Paha County
St. Joseph
South Omaha
Lincoln Star
Kinkaid Praises Nebraska Homestead Bill In Omaha Visit
Congressman M. P. Kinkaid lauded Nebraska’s homestead bill during his Omaha stop, noting strong voter confidence and a surge of new settlers. He said fusionist actions reduce GOP anxieties and observed heavy settlement in Cherry County while asserting no cattlemen misconduct is evident.
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M. P. Kinkaid
Omaha
O'Neil
Nebraska
Cherry County
Omaha Bee
Local visits and accidents noted in community brief
Chimney Rock relative of H E Randall visits this week. Ed and Chantel Kemp called on neighbors Sunday. J J Hanna and E G Boyer traveled to Bayard Monday. A family gathering honored John Howard's birthday Sunday. Rev Boyer J suffered a dislocated shoulder in a wagon accident. his family escaped with bumps and bruises.
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H. E. Randall
Chantel Kemp
J. J. Hanna
E. G. Boyer
Bayard
James Burns
Dalton
John Howard
Boyer J
Little Aaron
Riverside Haying Begins on Wagoner Place
Coote Mulloyr started haying at the Wagoner place early this week. Lloyd Smith and Mrs. Swanburg of Smith Bros. ranch visited the area a few days ago.
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Coote Mulloyr
Lloyd Smith
Mrs. Swanburg
Smith Bros. Ranch
Hay operations and community notes in West Irving
Irving updates show Milt Cozad visiting Eleass home and community members Smith Bros Irving assisting Robi. Geo Haxby haying on Carl Wagoner’s land. Corte Mulloy mobilizes a bay outfit to Wagoner place for hundreds of tons. Union Sabbath School suspended for a buying vote. revival planned for Sunday Sept 11 with hoped attendance.
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Milt Cozad
Eleass
Smith Bros
Irving
Robi. Walsh
Geo. Haxby
Carl Wagoner
Corte Mulloy
Wagoner Place
West Irving
Platte Valley
Newa
Union
Local Notes on Residents and Weather
Albert Burke visited T. H. Epps on Sunday. Harvesting started in this vicinity. Mrs. Gustafson visited relatives Monday. A light rain fell last week. Lewis Wilson was here earlier in the week. Mrs. John Brown spent a few days at home. John Courtney of Tennessee is expected to visit soon.
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Kansas
St. Louisa
Moberly
Lewis ‘Wilson
John Brown
John Courtney
Tennessee
Market Letter from South Omaha on Cattle and Sheep Prices
Market brief dated August 16 1904 notes heavier cattle receipts push prices down with steer prices around 3.60 to 3.35 for common stock and 4.00 for extra good. cows to 2.50 and heifers around 3.00. Sheep receipts moderate since the strike with fat ewes 3.25 to 3.40 and yearling wethers 3.75 to 4.00. fat lambs about 5.00. Feeders expected at similar levels with two year old wethers 3.25 and yearling wethers 3.50. feeders may rise toward quoted prices.
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South Omaha
Wether
Omaha Live Stock Com, Co
Union Pacific Coach Excursions Sidney to St Louis
The Union Pacific runs special coach excursions from Sidney to St Louis on August 9 11 16 18 23 25 and 30 at 1795. Tickets are valid seven days for day coaches on any train. Free illustrated guide on request. Inquire W D Clifton Omaha Neb.
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Union Pacific
Sidney
St. Louis
W. D. Clifton
Onaha
Neb
Nebraska For Fifty Years book offer and Nebraska Farmer ad
An advertisement promotes Nebraska For Fifty Years a concise history of the state since its territorial era. It highlights 144 illustrated pages with a three color cover priced at 50 cents or free with a Nebraska Farmer subscription. The Nebraska Farmer journal features irrigation and soil culture excerpts edited by H W Campbell and invites readers to subscribe through Omaha or Sidney Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Farmer
West
H.W. Campbell
Omaha
Neb
Telagraph
Sidney
Republican Representative Convention for Nebraska District
Republican electors of the fifty fourth Nebraska district are called to choose delegates for a Sidney convention on Thursday September 15, 1904 at 8 o clock pm to nominate a candidate for the Legislature convening January 1905 and handle business before the convention. Counties receive representation per vote for Hon John B Barnes at the November 1903 election with delegates allocated by county totals. T. M. JOHNSON, W. O. Everett, Secretary, Chairman.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Hanner
Cheyenne
Com
Kimball
Perkins
Scotts Bluff
John B. Barnes
Barnes
T. M. Johnson
W. O. Everr
District Court
Cheyenne County
H W. M. Grimes
James N. Brown
Geo. J. Hunt
A. D
Court House
Hudson Land Agency Claims and Land Office Services
J C Hudson offers government land claim services including contest case handling before the U S land office filing papers and all land business transactions guaranteed satisfaction solicited correspondence requested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Constitutional amendment proposed for Nebraska voters
Sidney Nebraska legal notices publish a proposed constitutional amendment for the November 1904 general election. It outlines calling a convention to revise amend and change the Nebraska Constitution, with instructions for voting FOR or AGAINST and related legislative action.
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Nebraska
Senate
Nebrissis
Nebraskas
Ealing
Geo. W. Marsh
State of
Lincoln
United States
Visit the Old Folks Fare to Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
One fare plus two dollars for round trips to many Ohio Indiana and Kentucky points. Tickets on sale September 6 13 20 27 and October 11 good via St Louis and for a stopover at the Great Exposition. Final limit thirty days. Write L W Wakeley Omaha or M A Shipman for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
St. Louis
L. W. Wakeley
Omaha
M. A. Shipman
Union Pacific Lands Part of Section Vart of Section
Union Pacific secures a portion of land in Section Vart as part of a broader acquisition. Details describe parcel boundaries and ownership transitions affecting nearby property and regional development plans.
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Ayers
Ayer
Mars
L. M. Smite
Saratoga, N.Y
Ater CO
Lowell
Masaene
Sidney Telegraph and
Peoples Peniard
Nedb
IF. A. Gapen
National
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
H. H. Wilson
J. H. Atickey
Osceola
E. G. McGilton
A. Gablusha
Red Cloud
E. M. Searle, JR. Ogalilla
Peter Mortensen
Ord
H. M. Eaton
Fremont
Norris Brown
Kearney
McBrien
Geneva
Congressional
M. PP. Rinkaid, O'Neill
Honr
Massachusetts
Worcester
A. A. Worsley
Butte
Judge Kinkaid
Chimney Rock
Riverside
Clara
Albert Burke
T. H. Epps
Wm Gustafson
Market Letter
St Louis
Return
Republican Representative Convention
Che - Valley
Bridgeport, Neb
North Platte Valley
J. W. Iddings, Prop
J.C. Hudson
Land Agency
Herife
J. W. Bee
Said County
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Fannie E. Bourner
William A. Lamberson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Spain
J. Fi. Medarosa, Register
Union Pacificey
Cheyenne Co
U& Sts von Eae Oe
Sey
Nelly
GEO
Special Agent
Sidney, Nebraska
Worlds Fair
VIA
Bie Union Station
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Nash
Farnam Street
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