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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
15
A humorous column filled with jests about weather, fashion, and small-town life. The piece moves through light anecdotes about men shedding heavies, a funeral misdirect, a lie about a still to win a rival, and a quip on love and war.
A column laments war ends and media choices while criticizing railroads taxes and road funding. The writer jests about court jurors and judges, salacious notes about witnesses and a love letter mix up, ending with a nod to honesty and repayment.
A declaration states the speaker will seek the office of Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County. The run is contingent on Republican voters at the primary held April 8 1924.
Bert Allington reveals his bid for County Commissioner First District Cheyenne County, pending Democratic primary results on April 8, 1924. Announcement notes respect for voter will.
The note remarks Congressman Rob's view of big business and compares Napoleon's size and fickleness. It points out a wise girl ignores a new story. It ends with Cheyenne county having no honded indebtedness and no debt.
Edward Walsh filed February 11 1924 in Cheyenne County District Court a petition against Charles A Lamb and others to quiet title to the Northwest Quarter Section 22 Township 17 Range 51 West Sixth Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska and to deny any lien or interest to all named and unnamed heirs devisees and personal representatives with March 24 1924 as the answer deadline.
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