25 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1906
Page
1
A reflection on an age defined by wealth and ambition. The text suggests that an exalted era is built through capital and institutions, urging the laying of a foundational base to achieve a valued future.
A Visit by the Tak Telegraph reporter finds Davison precinct farmers and stockmen thriving. Wheat, oats, corn, and potatoes cover vast fields while horses, cattle, and hogs populate ranches. Notable growers include W. F. Moore, Wun Swartz, Raymond Bros, Huiston, Newt Foster, Fred Hart, Milo Webster, Otto Perso, Jas. Birdwell, and others. Prosperity stems from diligent farming, dairying, and ranching across Cheyenne county.
The Union District Sunday school convention meets at Herdon with morning and afternoon sessions led by Rev. J. Leumer Miss Anna Gunderson Miss Irving Miss Laura Adams and others. Programs include devotional exercises county convention report Bible in Sunday school cradle roll and discussions on attendance and pledge drives. Closing exercises chaired by Mrs. C D Essty.
Former Redington precinct resident W P Claypool died of heart trouble Tuesday night between nine and ten. He lived with his wife and two children Edna when the attack occurred. He rose to go outside for air and asked for help as he struggled to swallow water saying goodbye. Funeral services were held at the family home with burial in Oblong cemetery under Masonic auspices. Mr C H Stockdale of Leigh Nebraska visited the town.
The state GOP convened at Lincoln with strong support for Norris Brown for Senator and GEO L. Sheldon for Governor. Delegates praised a “square deal” platform, opposing railroad trusts, endorsing direct US Senate election, and calling for fair railroad property assessments.
At a regular meeting on August 138 1906 Sidney Lodge No 911 C C F adopted resolutions praising the late J C Neubauer for his aid to the distressed and his upright life. The lodge extends heartfelt sympathy to his family and will transmit copies to the family and Sidney newspapers. Also noted is local real estate and construction news about E P Osgood purchasing Mrs Carlys two story stone dwelling and Chas Callahan planning a new fire proof building on the Powell and Whitner site after a recent fire.
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