President Roosevelt Message Urges Reading In Telegraph
The Telegraph prints the President’s full message urging readers to study his conclusions on public welfare. It defends Roosevelt’s views on treaty rights California labor issues school taxation and national progress urging citizens to read the entire address. The piece frames Roosevelt as a commanding leader whose stance on taxation and education shapes the era.
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Telegraph
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Teddy
Frisco
Telegraph Dots and Dashes Opinion Piece Satire
A satirical montage mocks doctors debating the incurability of consumption while criticizing Panama Canal spending and grand projects. Mentions the German emperor and queen's silver wedding, Mary Baker Eddy’s birthday, and a jabbering note on secrecy and a cholera vaccine mishap in Manila.
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Panama Canal
Germany
Mary Baker Eddy
Vongrean
Manilla
Lodgepole Notes Quiet City Affairs
There is no graft exposure or conflict between the city council and lighting or paving contracts. Mrs. C. D. Minaball travels to Cheyenne to join her husband this week. W. C. Bullock and wife visit Mrs. Bullock’s home in Iowa.
Residents report on local events and farming notes
The column collects brief news from Ouiaba and nearby towns, including hospital discharge of Earnest Swankee, visits by Robert Emanuelson’s family, railroad changes with J. G. Krinbring moving to North Platte, and weather updates. It mixes personal notices with farming advice on moisture retention, irrigation, and crop rotation.
Dry culture and hardier seeds promise arid farming revival
Chancellor E Benjamin Andrews told the Social Educational Congress in Boston that irrigation is not essential in low rainfall areas. He urged breeding drought resistant seeds and water holding farming methods to transform semi arid fields into productive lands, citing Kheraon oats and macaroni wheat as proof.
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E. Benjamin Andrews
State University of Nebraska
Social Educational Congress
Boston
Cain
Hearing on Probate of Foreign Wil in Cheyenne County
County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska holds hearing on W M Fuller petition to probate a copy of a last will and testament filed in McLean Trainois and to record the instrument as the decedent John V Niccolls estate. Notice ordered by publication in The Sipney Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing. James Tucker County Judge signs.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
James Tucker
John V Niccolls
W. M. Fuller
McLean
Trainois
Nebraskas
Wi. A
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Sipney Telegraph
Estate of Viorel Uradit Guardians Seek Sale of Minor Heirs Property
Notice to all interested in the estate of Viorel Uradit that on December 1st, 1008, Judge Grimes will consider a petition by Mary Elizabeth Cradit, guardian of Virgil Cradit's minor heirs, to sell their interest in real estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The court will hear the matter at 10 p.m. in North Platte. The guardian asks for license to sell the NW of NE, NE of NW, and W of SE in Section 6, Township 2, Range 41, at the specified location.
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Viorel Uradit
Grimes
Sudfetal
Nebraska
Oiatridne
Mary Elizabeth Cradit
Virgil Cradit
Lcense
Cheyenne County
Northlitte
Hcense
Eran
Flizameto Ciadit
Lee
Lena Cradit
Sidney
Order Hearing on Probate of William Drury Will
Nebraska Cheyenne County Court orders hearing on petition by W M Fuller to probate and record the William Drury will. Hearing set for December lth, with notice by publication in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks. County Judge James Tucker notes provision for all interested parties to appear.
Notice of Creditors Meeting in Endsley Estate
Creditors of the estate of Charles W. Endsley deceased must file claims with the Cheyenne County Nebraska County Judge on or before February 2, 1907 for examination and allowance. Six months are allowed for claims and one year to settle the estate from December 8, 1908. Publication planned for four weeks prior to February 7, 1907. Also mentions James Tucker County Judge and an attachment case in Sidney Nebraska involving George T. Buzaza plaint.
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Charles W. Endsley
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Roonin Sald County
Qo'elock
Srp- Ney Tenechsen
James Tucker
JR. Schinklee
Uinton
Nebrasca
Ibin
George T. Buzzats Phutotly
Wk. Shakire
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Garnishee
A.m. Grorenr T. Buzaza
Sidney
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage in Eldney Village
Public auction to sell a complete cylinder press and engine and related gear in Eldney Nebraska Cheyenne County at the Le Grand Hotel basement on December 10 at 10.00 a.m. The sale follows default on a 1900 mortgage by Anna DeVane assigned to K A Jones with Denver Type Foundry Co. and now owned by A Jonas.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Anna DeVane
Denver Type Foundry Co
K. A. Jones
Utdaw
Babcock
N.S. Gorton
le Grand Hotel
Eldney
A. Jonas
Hearing on Probate of Julle I Totten Will
County Court in Cheyessi County schedules a hearing on the petition of John M. Adams to probate an authenticated copy of the will of Julie I. Totten, deceased, from New London Connecticut. Notices will be published in the local weekly newspaper for three weeks prior to the hearing set for December in 1906 at 10 o'clock a.m. All interested parties may appear to show cause.
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State OF
Nebraskal
Cheyessi County
Atuw
James Tucker
Ndge
Julle I. Totten
John M. Adams
New London
Connecticut
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Sra County
Notice of Estilay in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice is hereby given that on the last day of December 1906 the county judge will at the residence of Aug N Johnson set the stray animal to the highest bidder for cash. The item is a three year old red and white spotted helfer with undercut ears and no brands. The property was taken up as a stray by Aug N Johnson. Dated November 8, 1906. James Tokens, County Judge.
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James Tucker
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Greenlee & Benson
Luther Clemons
Sidney
JW. McCaxren
A. D
Aug. N. Johnson
Sald
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