The Cheyenne County Agricultural Exhibit At State Fair
The Commercial Club showcases a fine grains and root crops exhibit at the State Fair titled The Cheyenne County Agricultural Exhibit. It features oats from James Birdwell and Steve Babb and aims to dispel eastern doubts about local staples. Also notes Republican senatorial district convention in Ogallaly on September 15 and six delegates allocated to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
James Birdwell
Steve Babb
Ogulally
Scolding Rhetoric Flows Over Political Sparks
The passage mocks political figures and gender claims, mentioning a Thomp-600, Kaiser versus King Edward, and a Democratic ticket in Lincoln. It portrays concern about blame shifting to women and questions the integrity of public service as it remarks on satire and provocative comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Lodgepole Notes and Harvest Outlook
The column reports good quality grain harvests and ongoing land trading in Lodgepole. Visits from Chas Rose of Lead and families, Prof. Frank Kelley, and Mrs. Knox are noted. Walter C. Kruger, 19, died of typhoid fever in Denver, impacting the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Rose of Lead
S.D
Lodgepole
Oscar Kidney
Denver
R. T. Kidney
Frank Kelley
Kelley
Bayard
Walter C. Kruger
Colo
Remains Brought Home as Several Obits Noted
The text records Walter Kruger and Garnet Mabel Minshall deaths with funeral details and interment dates. It notes a goodbye to Clara Nicholai, who will teach in Ravenna, Nebraska, and comments on sulfur trusts and Western Nebraska scenery. It mentions D Crisswell’s WWI service and health improvements after Lodgepole visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Walter Krugeranother
Littl
Ole
Ada Withers
Mise
Clara Nicholai
Lodgepole
Ravenna
Neb
Ickes Dance Attendance and Local Happenings
A report from Ickes notes many youths attended a Dalton dance on Saturday night. Various short social items include Gen Joelfe traveling to Sidney, Mr Goding and his son planning a claim settlement, visits by Mrs R B Stowell, Mrs Thos Bowen with her sister, and others. An electric storm struck Tuesday followed by advice to plow fire guards amid heavy rain.
Potter Notes Socials And Schoolhouse Tidying
Annie Pearson celebrated a birthday at John M. Adams home as Sidney visitors reported. Ina and Mabel McAdam hosted a party for Valentine Roberts of Cheyenne. John Nelson plans another threshing. Potter discusses a hello girl and awaits her arrival. Charlie Hornaday and Earl Dye helped dress up the schoolhouse as students enjoy a cleaned space.
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Annie Pearson
John M. Adams
Sidney
Ina
Mabel McAdam
Valentine Roberts
Cheyenne
John Nelson
Potter
Charlie Hornaday
Earl Dye
Dalton News Roundup Highlights Dr Roebinsons Missing Horse
Dr Roebinson reports his horse ran away without injuries. Frank Babb continues to seek a drill lost four weeks ago and sunk another. Center Church and Simla Sunday school crowds attend. Hay prices rise rapidly in Dalton. Mrs Gillgreens residence nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Roebinson
Frank Babb
Center Church
Simla
Dalton
Pianos by Mall Bring Wide Selection and Low Prices
Mail today for catalogs and special prices on fine pianos from SCHMOLLER & MUELLER. Factory direct pricing on Mueller pianos plus 20 other makes including Steinway Emerson Hardman and A. B. Chase. Over 60 used uprights from 85 to 190 dollars. Easy terms. Ships everywhere from 1311-13 Farnam St Omaha Neb. Largest piano house in the west with 600 pianos in stock. Established 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinway
Steger
Emerson
Hardman
Davis
Bradford
A. B. Chase
Kurtzman
McPhail
Farnam Street
Omaha
Neb
Proposed Constitutional Amendment for Nebraska Election 1906
Legal advertisement announces a proposed amendment to Nebraska's constitution to be voted on by electors at the general election held Tuesday November 1906. It states the amendment's submission and directs voters to consider the measure in the statewide contest.
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Nebraska
Nebraskiv
Local notes from Irving on haying and departures
IRVING. The strenuous days of haying are there. M. S Parker & Co are stopping at Pat Rowlan's now. Willis Lee and daughter called on Mr. and Mrs Bird Rodgers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. t. H Conlin and children were calling on neighbors Sunday. Mrs. Conlin recently came from town. W. A. Leonard & Co. finished grading at Pussey Point last week and departed for India. Mr. A G C Wilker, with Leonard, went to Denver. We wish them joy, happiness, and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S Parker & Co
Pat Rowlan
Willis Lee
Bird Rodgers
W. A. Leonard & Co
Pussey Point
Indiana
A. GC. Wilker
Leonard
Denver
Local notes on farming and social visits
Shocking and stacking grains the order of the day in this vicinity. M. Ahrens was in the locality last week buying cattle. Leslie Cunningham had been on the sick list this week. A steam threshing outfit passed here last week en route to Harrisburg. C. Higgins went to Sidney last week to have dental work done. Mr and Mrs. Dalton were Sidney visitors last Tuesday. A. Pultz was a caller at the Quinn ranch Sunday. A crowd of the young folks planned a pleasant surprise dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Oldershaw last Saturday evening and all report fine time. T. E Quinn, Jr. is now stacking his grain at the poor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
B. L. Carter
Jacob Eckert
Sidney
M. Ahrens
Leslie Cunningham
Harrisburg
C. Higgins
First Lighthouses World Wonders and Early Beacons
A survey traces early lighthouses from Trolemy F Philadelphus’s 306 BC Pharos beacon to Dover’s ruined tower possibly built for a light. It notes Conanicut Island’s shore beacon begun in 1750, with its Keaver Tait tower as the oldest U.S. light on Narragansett Bay, and mentions the island’s beaver shape and old naming.
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Trolemy
Philadelphus
Pharos
Bay of Alexandria
Hgathouse
Phare
Dover Castle
England
Conunicut
Narragansett Bay
United States
Keaver Tait
Connanicut
Unseen duet marks a famed encounter in a piano room
The Italian tenor Murcun visits Rubinstein. Rubinstein’s son demands a present and asks for a new waltz. Rubinstein says yes and plays a left handed waltz while giving the right hand a splendid overture, seen by Marconi.
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Murcun
Rubinstein
Nero
Marconi
Notice of Public Road Location and Deadline
Notice proclaims a petition to locate a public road from the southeast corner of Section 1 to the southwest corner of Section 6 in Township 12 North Range West, with objections and damages due in the County Clerk’s office by noon September 2, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rm BR. Hee
Nebraska Legislature Proposed Amendment on State Railway Commission
The document outlines a proposed constitutional amendment for Nebraska voters in the 1906 general election. It creates a three member State Railway Commission with staggered six year terms and powers to regulate common carriers, to be exercised in absence of specific legislation as defined here. The 1906 ballot would include options for or against the amendment with "For Constitution Amendment With Reference to State Railway Commission" and "Against Constitution Amendment With Reference to State Railway Commission." The secretary of state certifies the copy and submission to voters for the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Lenshuiure
Ut de Girve
Shill
West Lichest
Jegissrature
State Railway Commission
Gilusha
Nebraska
Lincoln
United States
Notice of land contest in North Platte Nebraska
United States Land Office North Platte Nebraska issues a notice of contest filed by James McNulty against William C Chamley for homestead entry No 665 for the NW quarter section 28 township range. Contest alleges lack of improvement residence and cultivation. Hearing set for Sept 6 1906 before the Register and Receiver in North Platte with publication of notice.
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Tuterior
States Land Offee
North Platte
James McNulty
Township Inn
William C. Chamley
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
James Tucker
Sidney
Nebraska
United States Land Office
Ino
George EF. Paencw
Register
Seedor Seeks Final Proof On Homestead Claim
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office North Platte Nebraska dated July 20 1906 states that James C Clark parafinal proof for homestead entry 4207 will be heard September 21 1906 before County Judge James Tucker at Sidney Nebraska. Witnesses Albert Nelson Gilbert Nelson John Carlson William Norfolk all reside in Potter Nebraska. Groner E. Presch Register.
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Department of the Interior
North Platte
Nebraska
Seeder
James Tucker
Cheyenne County
Albert Nelson
Gilbert Nelson
John Carlson
William Norfolk
Potter
Nebminska
Groner
Ay Department of the Interior
Lind
Nowalee
Conon
Las
James Trucker
Neb
Sidney
Wiliam A Gustafson
Townton
Edward V
Pomeroy
Thomas J. Quin
Clara
Patrick J. Dalton
Daniel Herboldsheimer
The
BE. Frenca
Notice for Public Sale of Estray Horse
Notice for publication states an estray horse claimed by poverty proof and advertising costs. A one day horse aged about 12 years with anchor brand left shoulder and dilotch brand right shoulder and bar on left thigh. Enquire at THR TeeGNnarn office.
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Teegnnarn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Ayers
the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph and
Peoples Poniard Cansall
Sidney, Neb
F. A. Gapen
Stensland
Lodgepole Expresa
Knox
Fred Lehmkuhl
Lee
Garnet Mabel Minshall
Chas. D
Minnie Minshall
D. Crisswell
Granite Falls
Wiash
ICKES
Gen
Joelfe
Etta Braden
Ant Gus Stafson
Jacob Mayer
Jas. Davison
Mall
Che - Valley
Bridgeport, Neb
North Platte Valley
J. W. Iddings, Prop
Irving
Clever Rubinstein
Stat of
Nvtice
C. Morgan
D.H. Shultz
We. Shulta
Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Kruse Brothers
B. F Mitchell
Schlitz Beer
Telephone
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Crockery
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