The Bluff Fails In Ouster Trial Build Up
The piece skewers the ouster case against county commissioners, mocking reformers and a financing campaign to oust the board. It questions alleged embezzlement plans, notes prior bids for office, and cites figures like Stockton and Buttermilk Jones while predicting inevitable trial outcomes. It also touches on unrelated scientific notes about craters, bricks, irrigation sites, and forest influence on climate.
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Neville
Times Pist
Jones
Moon Craters More Varied Than Terrestrial Ones
The article debates lunar crater origins versus volcanic theory, noting vast differences in number and form. It cites Faye estimating 20 000 to 30 000 visible lunar craters and G K Gilbert estimating North American terrestrial craters at about 4 000, far fewer than lunar totals.
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Faye
G. K. Gilbert
Ariny
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
British Columbia
Mexico
Central America
North America
Primary returns and absences noted in local event list
Touls McCombs and Rhodeene Brit ton wave returned to the first primary after an absence. Mrs Judge Helst visited the second primary this week. Myrtle Lyon, Laure nce Miller, and Monroe Irbach are absent due to sickness. Mrs Rube Thompson visited the West primary. Neubauer attended Uneigh School exercises. February program notes Sidney Orchestra and students perform declamations and piano solos. Midway Orchestra, McIntosh Prize Contest set for courthouse next Friday with seven declamation contestants. 10 cent admission to benefit the school library.
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Touls McCombs
Rhodeene Britton
Judge Helst
Myrtle Lyon
Laurence Miller
Monroe Irbach
Rube Thompson
Neubauer
Uneigh
Bowchon
Es Beveweres
Sidney Orchestra
Seeteseresep
Olle Hower
the Nightingale
Adama
Coe
Adria
Midway
Fred Dawson
A New Stone Depot Promises City Beautification
The lead officials of the Union Pacific Railway toured the city citing a grand stone depot to rise west of the U2 Po Motel. Four car special train included General Manager Edward Dickinson and others who pledged a ten foot high, heated, modern facility similar to Grand Island. Oberfelder Brothers offer free quarry use. citizens to fund quarrying and hauling. Estimated cost eight to ten thousand dollars with plans for metropolitan city appearance. John Loanktrese seeks final talks with property owners to finalize arrangements.
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Union Pachic Railway
Edward Dickinson
PJ Nichols
W. L. Park
Joe McConnell
J.T. Manning
L. H Wikorte
W. T. Bancroft
Gen. Dickles
Grand Ishind
Oberfelder Brothers Avivee
Ohberfelders
John Loanktres
Citisens
Commissioners agenda and county officer changes in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met to approve offices of road overseer and justice of the peace. Newell appointed justice for Potter precinct. Bond for Treasurers fees verified. a railway water service claim approved. Adjourned to Feb 26 with details of bonds, precinct vacancies, and a trip planned to Point of Rocks.
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Omes Board of Commits Consetrets
Sidues
New Bel
Obs
AOW
NGS
Ob Ostora
Reed
Hirai Pisie
Elise
Justice of the Peace
Beard
Welr
Justics
Co EL Newell
Potter
Eaapers
Phereupon
Intelock Board Metal
Cherk
Atkin
Harper
Pp Railway Company
Pierre Sanders
Atkins
C. J. Osuony
Commissioners Office Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Sidney Neb
Uwsiet
J Ushorn
Local notes from Cheyenne County tales and events
Cheyenne County brief items report weather, health, and social happenings. Neah Countryman's sheep escaped during a storm. John P. Fischer walked rapidly, visited a neighbor, and upset desks at a school. later claimed a dishwasher stayed at his house. A surprise party honored Samuel Schad’s birthday at Hon. John Schad’s home with music and a midnight feast. Superintendent Las toured schools. C Hoffipee lost a horse to a wire. Farmers plan spring planting as seed prep begins. John Peetz builds a kitchen, and Wyertrrs notes education rights and weather. Katie Heven returns home. temperatures dip to three below. prairie coal scarce. gatherings and dances loom as Cheyenne County eyes a strong year.
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Garman
John P. Fischer
Babe
J. P
Wm. Bowman
D. M. Culp
John Schad
Samuel
A. E. Moore
J. Zimmerman
Gur Co
Las
C. Hoffipee
John Peetz
C. P. Chambers
Katie Heven
Sinet
Aera
Steighs
Cheyenne County
Corbet-Mitchell fight recalled amid town notes
PoS Neb Feb 13 reports results of the Corbet-Mitchell set-to from a few days earlier. Mitchell shows facial contusions. Mr Young improves after a near miss. Local illness hits youths with measles. reference to snow north of town and several odds and ends about horses, millet for hens, and a Cheyenne visit.
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Neb
St. V
Mitchell
Mr. Young
Jimmy
A. H. Frame
O. K
Shimen
Cheyenne
Leavensworth
Oberfelders Offer Cash Prices Before Inventory
Hard time sale at Oberfelder's advertised cash prices at actual cost just before inventory. Shoppers urged to act now to buy goods priced at cost as department stores faced liquidation risk.
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Oberfelder's
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