Bond Issue Vote for Cheyenne County Nebraska Apr 5 1921
Legal notice to voters of Cheyenne County Nebraska urging approval of bonds totaling 80000 dollars for county fair grounds buildings. Details include parcel locations, bond terms twenty year maturity, six percent interest, semi annual coupons, tax levies to pay interest and principal, publication in The Sidney Telegraph, polling hours from 8 to 5, and election day arrangements. County Clerk Oakley O. Otten certifies the order dated February 14, 1921.
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Cheyenne
Nebraka
Nebraska
Cheyenne County Fair
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Board of County Commissioners
Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne County Bond Election Instructions and Notice
The notice outlines a primary election in Cheyenne County Nebraska on a bond proposal for twenty thousand dollars to build a County Poor Farm on specified land. It details ballot wording for voting for or against bonds and tax levies, with tax and interest repayment terms, dates, and official procedures for procuring and counting ballots.
Against the bonds and tax vote urged in Cheyenne County
The document directs voters to mark against the issuance of twenty thousand dollars in bonds to build a county poor farm and to oppose a tax levy to pay interest and principal. It outlines election procedure, publication, and official duties for the February primary in Cheyenne County Nebraska, including names of local officials and county commission actions.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Rivne
Cheyenne
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Hearing Relief
An advert describes catarrh as inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube causing rumbling and hearing loss. It touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy, claiming forty years of success and urging purchase from all druggists.
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Hall
Ir. J. Cheney & Co
Tuledo
Nebraska Soil Quality Debate At Lincoln Crops Meeting
Report from Lincoln during Organized Actioniture Week notes questions on soil wear and crop yields. Speakers cite statistics claiming high soil quality yet eastern Nebraska farms still show wide gaps with some farms producing only half the yield of neighbors.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
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Aaid County
Choyenne County
T. RR. Barlow
AD Rase
Wm M Coding
S. H. Snyder
C. M. Wright
First Avenue East
Burlington Stock Yards
Hampshire
P. & O. Gang
W. C. Robbins
Col. A. A. Sharp
Liberty Bank
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