County fair push urged by Cheyenne association leaders
The Sidney Telegraph urges Cheyenne county farmers and stockholders to unite for the Cheyenne County Agricultural Association. It laments poor turnout at the annual meeting, calls for renewed support, and notes plans for a future meeting and a proposed two thousand dollar county contribution plus fifty five hundred for a bridge, stressing local trade in Sidney and Bayard.
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Cheyenne County Agricultural Association
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Bayard
Board of County Commissioners
Bayard Bridge Proposal Attracts County Support
Bayard leaders Stearns Winters Wisner James and Adamson visited the county seat to seek a new 1800 foot bridge over the North Platte costing 7500 dollars with a request for 2000 from the county. The board offered the existing 1000 dollars and urged a future 1000 extra from the coming year’s estimate. The townsfolk tout Bayard’s growth and irrigation, arguing the bridge will bolster trade with Alliance and sidestep costly fords to Sidney.
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Messrs. Stearns, Winters, Wisner
James
Adamson
Bayard
Board of County Commissioners
North Platte
Redington Gap
Sidney
Camp Clarke
Alliance
Box Bulle County
Cronin verdict divides jury over three defendants
The Cronin trial jury returned a verdict that many deem unsatisfactory. Eleven jurors favored conviction for Coughlin Sullivan and Burke, with one juror, Culver, advocating acquittal citing religious conviction. Public suspicion lingers despite the majority view.
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Cronin
Coughlin
Q. Sullivan
Burke
Dr. Cronin
Culver
Jury Verdict Reform and Political News Highlight 1890s
The article argues for a nonunanimous verdict reform reducing jury unanimity to three-fourths to curb bribery. It notes Senator Mansfield’s plan to split Nebraska into two judicial districts, with Platte River as the divider, and discusses confirmation fights over Judge Brewer amid prohibition tensions. It also mentions sugar beets, police expulsions of grafters, a Brazilian Jesuit expulsion, and various ads and notices.
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Manpheerson
Nebraska
Platte River
Wheat Market Patronage Sought in First Class Notice
Market notice appeals to patrons for recurring purchases and signals emphasis on quality service. It highlights standard offerings and invites continued support from customers.
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