Primary Election Proclamation in Cheyenne County Nebras
Notice proclaims a primary election to be held April 8 1924 at voting places in Cheyenne County to nominate candidates for national state and county offices including President Vice President Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Public Accounts Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings State Treasurer Attorney General Railway Commissioner U S Senator Congressman 6th District State Senator 31st District State Representative 95th District Clerk of the District Court County Commissioner 1st District County Assessor Justice of the Peace for each precinct Assessor for each precinct Road Overseer and party committee members plus delegates to National Conventions and non political nominations for District Court County Judge Police Judge Sidney.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
United States
District Court
138Th Judicial District
Sidney
County Fair Building Bonds on Cheyenne County Ballot
Voters will decide on issuing thirty thousand dollars in bonds to fund county fair buildings at the Cheyenne County Fair Grounds. Bonds bear 6 percent interest, mature in 20 years, with redeemable features after five years. Tax levy is asked to cover interest payments.
County Poor Farm Bond Vote Planned in Cheyenne County Neb
Cheyenne County voters will decide on issuing twenty thousand dollars in county bonds to fund a poor farm building project on designated parcels in section 36, township 14, range 50. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, payable semiannually, with principal repayable over nineteen years and a final levy in year twenty.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said County
Sidney
Cheyenne
Tax levy plan for county bonds in Nebraska
The county officers are ordered to levy each year from 1924 onward a tax on all taxable property to raise at least 1500 dollars toward the bonds principal, and in the 20th year after issuance to raise enough to pay the remaining principal and interest.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne
Nebraska
OAKLEY C. OTTEN County Clerk Notice of Primary Election
Taxable property of said County to interest thereon. Primary Election opens at 9 in the morning and closes at 5 in the evening in Sidney Nebraska. In testimony I set my hand and official seal this fourteenth day of February, 1924. OAKLEY C. OTTEN County Clerk.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Oakley C. Otten
Why Cream Fails to Rise in Pasteurized Milk
The stirring during pasteurization breaks fat into small particles that cannot rise through casein and milk sugar as large clumps do. Heating makes casein cling to fat, keeping it down. Even if top milk isn’t rich, the fat remains in the milk, with the lower portion often richer. A healthy institution doing a healthy business for the health of all. The Farms Dairy.
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Farms
Local notices from Maple Grove and nearby towns
Mr John Jones spent Monday afternoon at the W Y Miles home where Mrs Jones is staying Walter and Lloyd Johnson have been absent from school the past week due to sickness John Olson attended the sale east of Dalton Monday Mr and Mrs R C Ruhter and daughter spent Monday evening in Sidney
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John Jones
W. Y. Miles Home
Local residents visit and social calls noted around Sidney
Mr and Mrs F A Johnson and children spent Wednesday afternoon at W T Sharman s. The women helped tie a comfort for Mr and Mrs Ray Miles. Several Johnsons and Neicks visited, nursing demonstrations attended, and many calls at friends homes are recorded. Despite muddy roads, Maple Grove area shoppers still traveled to Sidney Saturday. numerous gatherings and visits across families are listed with care and routine social ties.
Weekend Visits Reported Across Local Families
Saturday evening notes show Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles with daughter Hazel and son Jack Burk visiting Nels Johnson on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Straight with her son Walter called on W. Y. Miles Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miles visited Charles Neick Sunday. Andrew Johnson and John Olson spent Sunday evening at C. Junker’s. Albin Olson stopped by Ed Miles Monday morning.
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Ed Miles
Hazel
Jack Burk
Nels Johnson's
Straight
Walter
W. Y. Miles
Ray Miles
Charles Neick
S. Andrew Johnson
John Olson
C. Junker
S. Albin Olson
Extravagant Studebaker Costs Prompt Car Pricing Question
The article argues Americans pay 3 to 4 times cost for Studebaker cars due to high industry demands. It cites price ranges from 1025 to 2685 and explains how extensive investments in machinery, labor, Timken bearings, and quality control drive costs. It notes 150000 cars per year as the divisor for per-car expenses and asks readers if reductions should be pursued.
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Studebaker
Europe
America
Department of Research and Experiment
Bureau of Methods and Standards
Studebaker Quality and Price Strategy Explained
The maker explains costly extras and luxury materials including leather upholstery and Chase Mohair. They compare open and closed models with price ranges and defend quality, pensions, vacations, and wages funded by buyers, claiming each dollar saves five. They boast rising demand, lavish spending, and bottom line cost discipline.
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Chase
Studebaker
Studebaker Tops Fine-Car Field With Big Investment
Studebaker holds the top place in the fine-car field with 145,167 buyers last year and $201,000,000 spent. For 72 years the Studebaker name has stood for quality, backed by assets of $90,000,000. Don’t pay over $1,000 for a car without knowing what Studebaker offers.
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Studebaker
Studebakers
Automobile price list shows various bodies and horsepower
A historical price table lists 5-Pass and 5-Pass touring roadster coupe roadster and sedan options with wheelbase 112 and 119 inches. Prices range from $1045.00 to $1985.00, reflecting horsepower 40 and 50 for multiple body styles including roadster coupe and sedan.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Ney
Nwy
State of
Chey
Enarco
Enarco Japanese Oi
Linimens
Japan
Nancy
Bassett’s Pharmacy
The
Quaker Inn
Maple Grove
F. A. Johnson
W. PT. Sharman’s
Johnson
Sharman
Nels Johnson
W. YX. Miles
Clyde Kinton's
Henry Johnson
Andrew Nelson
Andrew Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Charles
Will Frerich
Orville Miller
W. T. Sharman
Henry Batsen
Wayne
Sterling
Wm. Sharman
Mr. Welton
Maple Grove Tocus
Sidney Saturady
Johnstson
R. C. Ruhter
Frank Christensen
F. N. Smith and Son
Charley
A .G Weaver
H. A. Martin
E. J. Martin
Charley Law
Liberty State Bank
H. P
W. B
Mann Motor CO
Sidney, Nebraska
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