Land Show Prompts Cheyenne County Promotion Efforts
Omaha editorials urge Nebraska Legislature to fund 25000 for state advertising and showcase Cheyenne County at future Land Shows. Writers stress Nebraska’s strong soil and semi arid lands, noting Iowa Missouri inquiries about western land and alfalfa seed demand. Joan Mell en signs. Tuberculosis Day noted. bulk of cold storage eggs blamed for market smell.
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Omaha
Neb
Eorror Telegraph
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Minneapolis
United States
Union
Cheyenne County
Iowa
Missouri
Northwestern Railway
Joan Mellen
Muckrakers Versus Obstructionists in Public Life
The piece extols muckrakers for exposing corruption and pressuring lawmakers to improve society while criticizing obstructionist critics. It urges legislative action akin to Kansas reformers and mocks hollow political discourse and the idea of Santa Claus being a cultural target.
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New York City
Kansas
Santa Claus
Nebraska lawmakers visit Omaha for land show tour
A 133 member Nebraska state legislature delegation arrived in Omaha at 10 a.m. The South Omaha club guided them through the South Omaha steel yards, then they dined in South Omaha. Afterward the land show entertainment committee hosted the visitors with an afternoon land show visit and an 8 p.m. reception and dinner arranged by local business leaders.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Commercial Club of
South Omaha
Land Show
Land Show Entertainment Committee
Omaha Commercial Club
Omahs
Halt in packing plans may shift to later
Broken Bow Nebraska January 23 officials doubt promoter Schneider will be kept to install a local packing plant. Backers already pledging about 100000 remain eager, with subscriptions rising and others offering help. George L Turner, a leading businessman, is traveling to Iowa to study established plants and report back for the Commercial club.
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Broken Bow
Neb
Schneider
George L. Turner
Iowa
Commercial Club
House backs San Francisco for 1915 Panama Canal exposition
The House of Representatives voted 188 to 159 to favor San Francisco over New Orleans as the city for the 1915 Panama canal opening exposition. The decision came on a roll call to choose which measure should be considered.
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Washington
House of Representatives
San Francisco
New Orleans
House
Wheat and grains rise on cold wave forecast in Chicago market
Predicted cold southwest wave boosts wheat futures with May at 96 cents and July near 98 1 4 cents. Corn gains to 50 cents May and 61 cents July while oats drop to about 34 to 34 4 cents. Pork lard and ribs prices fall. cash No 2 hard wheat and No 2 corn quoted at prevailing cash levels.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 26 000 down 10 cents. Beeves 4 85 to 6 90, western steers 4 40 to 5 65, stockers and feeders 3 70 to 5 70, cows and heifers 2 60 to 5 85, calves 7 00 to 8 75. Hogs receipts 45 000 down 15 cents. Light 7 60 to 7 85, heavy 7 25 to 7 75, rough 7 25 to 7 40, pigs 7 50 to 8 00, bulk 7 50 to 7 70. Sheep receipts 26 000 down 10 cents. Natives 2 40 to 4 30, westerns 2 25 to 4 30, yearlings 4 40 to 5 50, lambs 4 25 to 6 10.
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Chicago
South Omaha
South Omaha Livestock Market and Local Ads
Feed stock and cattle prices from South Omaha market receipts for February 1 show cattle and hogs at lower ranges with specified price brackets for beef steers cows heifers stockers and feeders bulls calves and hog types. Local ads note new goods at S. R. Sweet's store and auto services by Leo E. Osborn plus a customer endorsement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Notice to creditors in the Clark Merriman estate
Creditors of the Clark Merriman deceased are informed to present claims to the county judge of Cheyenne County Nebraska at the county court room on February 2, 1911 at 10 o clock for examination and allowance. Six months to file claims and one year for the executor to settle from January 1, 1911. Publication in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before February 2, 1912.
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Clark
Merriman
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Cheyenry County
Anders Fredrickson
Gus Linn
Stdmy Telegraph
A. i
Hisry E. Gapen
Nebraska Telephone Company
Sidney
Beit
Village of
Fire Department
Vilage
Anton Larsen
Prutores
Henry E. Gapen
Tillie Stewart
Alpena
South Dakota
Bendie County
South Dakotie
John 8S
Stewart
Santa Cruz
Cal
Wauke
Aberingon
Marrieta Ross
Jam
North Prairie
Wis
Thomas W. Ross
Agnes I. Shultis
Elia M. Keuper
Waukesha
Henry E. Gary
Partanent of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Michael J. Foley
6Th Principal Meridian
Paul K. Borgquist
Fred Karth
William Moeller
Oscar Brandt
J. E. Evans
Register
William A. Grosve
Cheyenne Couty
Sidney Telecrapii
Arabella Couch
Said
Henry F. GarEn
Laura Sager
Laura Sharmer
de Geths Sharmer
Lcense
H. M. Grimes
Court House
Worlock A. m
Laura SagQur
Joseph Sharmer
James
Tucker
Henry E. Garen
Carrie Ida Graham
Ruth Graham
James M. Graham
J H. Congautif
Robert A. Barlow
Idney Telegraph
Sid Court
Elisha H. Bennett
Elisha A. Bennett
Simon
Elisha Fl. Bennett
LaPrairie
Hnois
Adams
Alnois
Elizabeth A. Bennett
Towit
Elijah O. Bennett
Josiah Bennett
Lucy F. Hogsett
Martha A. Swartz
Sarah A. Welly
Louisa J. Hawley
P. m
Equity
Sach Permon
Cheyenne County Nebraska Budget Estimate for 1911
At a Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners meeting on January 1 the budget outlined 212000.00 for county court justice court district court poor relief and general fund, 83000.00 for bridge repairs, 34000.00 for road repairs, and 3300.00 for old soldiers relief. County Clerk Doras dated January 18, 1911.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Justice Court
District Court
Doras
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
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South Omaha Livestock
S. R. Sweet
Osborn Stand
Leo E. Osborn
B. W. L. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
Wewky FE
Gaprn
Rinance NY
Cheyenne Country
Peyertineyit
Charles A. Bancroft
Higeins
King
James R Birdwell Higgins
Frank NO Rihao
DF Bennett
Dalton
Jerome B. Fiusson Hwirewins
J. E. Evang Register
Department of the Interior
James R Birdwell
Higgins
Itn
North Listac
Charlies A. Bancroft
Frank X. Rihn
FP Bennett
Berot
U. S. Land Office
Ellen McCarty
Nebraskan
Vamies
Jeremiah O. Waltz
Elmer Youngland
Edward Fischer
William W. Chowins
Nebr
Slaney
Michael J. Fuley
Martin Boreson
Paul J. Kappler
Piney
J E. Evans
U. & Land Office
George Foster
Jos. Oberfelder
U.S
Aiivey
John Oldershiw
Thomas Clinton
Charles Osborn
Ernest Kruse
Otice
Guardian
Pioneer
Superior Service
E. R. Yaegle
C. J. Hellwig
North Side Blacksmith Shop
C. E. Harper
C. M. Wright
Home Office
Sidney, Neb
Ader
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