Commissioners End One Day Session in Cheyenne and Morrill Counties
A multi party agreement terms out a liquidation of debts tied to a 1898 Douglas County case between J. J. McIntosh and Frank B Johnson. The contract sets payment totals of 8357.40 to the third party and 3357.40 to the second party, while canceling a prior attorney contract and merging it into this instrument. It conditions effectiveness on all signers, and notes possible injunctions and a August 31 1915 payment deadline. The adjournment to August 23 1915 and local weather outlook follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Commissioners
District Court
Douglas County
Nebraska
J. J. McIntosh
Cheyenne
Frank B Johnson
Cheyenne County
Nebraskka
W. P. Miles
Sidney
Board of
L. R. Barlow
Frank X. Rihn
N. H. Troelstrup
Morrill County
Morrill
Frank B. Johnson
Zellos
Ccsson
A. L. Timblin
Resolutions From Cheyenne County Teachers Institute 1915
The Cheyenne County Teachers Institute offers thanks to instructors Sup t W R Pate Sup t W J Braham and Miss Cecil Lyon to the county superintendent Miss McFadden for her efforts and program to local talent Sidney Board of Education for facilities and hospitality to the county commissioners for Institute funds and to the State and County supervisors for rural school improvements. The group pledges support for consolidation where practical and asks the resolutions to be published in county press. Edith Stark sends greetings for the institute. Also notes John Deere binders priced right and Fundingsland Transfer Co receiving two car loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. R. Pate
T. W. J. Braham
Cecil Lyon
Sidney Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
A. O. Thomas
Miss McFadden
Javanese Sale and Lawn Social at Christ Church
The Ladies Guild will stage a Lawn Social and Japanese Sale at the Rectory and church grounds on Friday August 27 from 2 to 10 30 p m. Direct importations of Japanese goods will be offered at reasonable prices including silk kimonos silk scarfs table covers and more with refreshments served. Committees and organizers are listed. Also a medical ad invites eye consultations by Dr Bilon at Hotel National on Saturday August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild of Christ Church
America
Dan Campbell
J.mcclenaghan
J. Parks
Neubauer
Martha Greenlee
A. K. Greenlee
L. G., Lowe
Frank Tobin
C. P. Chambers
Anna Chambers
A. S Corbett
E. P. Swan
Catherine Greenlee
Fred Parks
Albert Greenlee
Kenneth Bassett
Roy Greenlee
Donald’ Bassett
H. P. Loft Allen Chambers
Clayton Parks
Lincoln Traction Company Defends Valuation Before Board
Lincoln Traction President Sharp tells the State Board of Equalization the company has not profited in six years and why Lincoln valuation should not rise. He cites higher Omaha mileage, right of way, paving costs, and cross-ownership with a lighting firm as factors. The board notes inequities in statewide assessments and keeps Douglas and Lancaster totals unchanged. Ex-Governor Holcomb supports a brick yard plan to produce paving bricks for state roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
State Board of Equalization
Lincoln Traction Company
Lancaster County
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Lincoln
Omaha Company
Lincoln Company
Traction Company
Hurtz
Lincoln Telephone Company
Douglas
Lancaster
Holcomb
Board of Control
Secretary of State Pool Tightens Corporation Tax Revenue
The Secretary of State Pool adds to the office revenues through strict review of corporate taxes. Last week about $200 was added to the fund. A firm previously forgiven with $350 now pays $475. An Arm that paid $15 previously is now charged $90, the amount due for prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Plan Wilson Day At State Fair Attracts Democratic Luncheon
A group of Democrats including state officers met at the Lindell hotel to plan a Woodrow Wilson day at the state fair. They aim to secure a principal speaker from Senators Reid Gore or Ollie James, with invitations extended to Senators Hitchcock and W. J. Bryan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindell
James Reid
Gore
Ollie James
Hitchcock
W. J. Bryan
Neale Resigns Kearney Post for Stevens Point Director Job
Professor O. W Neale resigns after years at Kearney normal school to become director of rural education at Stevens Point Wisconsin. He will earn more than $400 annually more than his current compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neale
O. W Neale
Kearney Normal School
Stevens Point
Wis
Kearney
Sanitary bathroom equipment and expert installation
A firm advertises complete sanitary bathroom equipment and expert installation. They invite customers to specify requirements and promise a low, satisfactory estimate. If they cannot provide the best quality and workmanship at the least cost, they say they do not expect the business.
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OLD Reliable American Bank
United States Depository
Myron L. Babccock
Logan County Bank Building
Sterling
Colorado
H. BE. Mantor
Stewitts
William Ritchie, JR
Bridgeport
O Street
Jos. A. Wolf
Court House
Neb
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Sidney, N
Ojoseph M.swenson
Cleburne Block
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
C. W. Zike
J. C. Swatzlander, M. D
Western Drug Co
Henry E. Gapen
Law Office
Gapen
Glenn Bliss
Bentley Building
C.M. Wright
NEW Harper Building
H. T. Doran
Sidney Drug Co
Remington-Umc
Remington- Umc
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Woolworth
Broadway
New York City
Resolutions
The
Cheyenne County Teachers' Institute
Ella M. Woten
W. L. Stevens
Kh. O. Chambers
F. N. Slawson
Edith Stark
Institute
John Deere
Fundingsland Transfer Co
Bilon
Hotel National
Bell Telephone
Nebraska Telephone
Nebraska News
H. A. Stover
R. E. L. Jackson
Sidney, Nebraska
Lloyd Mann
C. NM. Wright
Pabst
Fremont
Chichester's Pills
Lamont, Brand
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