Miller Seeks Voters Ideas for Congressional Input
Rep. A L Miller of Nebraska urges district residents to share views on major 1948 issues as the Second Session of the 80th Congress begins. He mails postcard envelopes with questions to gather a representative poll on funding, foreign policy, and other pivotal bills. The appeal stresses citizen input and personal responsibility in voting outcomes. The Telegraph advertises office supplies and ticket forms.
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Congress
Rep
A. L. Miller
Nebraska
Miller
the Telegraph
County court hearings on traffic and accident reports
County Judge Rob ert A. Barlow heard Orville Rouillard for failure to report an accident, fined 10 dollars plus 7.50 costs. Claude M. Dunn pled guilty to driving with improper lights, fined 1 dollar plus 4 dollars costs. Richard Gilgren pled guilty to intoxicated driving and no license, fined 55 dollars and ten days in jail. William R. Raphael and Lendy R. Duffield had hearings for speeding, with respective fines imposed.
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Orville Rouillard
Robert A. Barlow
Barlow
Claude M. Dunn
Mel Busekist
Dunn
Richard Gilgren
Dalton
New Lodge Officers Installed in Joint Odd Fellows Event
Members of the Rebekah and ICCF lodges will hold joint installation ceremonies at the IGOF hall on Wednesday evening January 7. Newly elected Odd Fellows officers include William Allen noble grand Lambert Morton vice grand Don Shipman secretary and W W Schulz treasurer. Rebekahs elect Eugenia Olson noble grand Vesta Richardson vice grand Laura Schulz secretary Irene Brown treasurer. Installations will be conducted by Grace Armstrong district deputy president and Deputy Grand Master Whitney of Big Springs.
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Rebekah
ICCF
IGOF
Odd Fellows
William Allen
Noble Grand
Lambert Morton
Don Shipman
W. W. Schulz
Rebekahs
Eugenia Olson
Vesta Richardson
Laura Schulz
Irene Brown
Grace Armstrong
Big Springs
Whitney
Directors Of Farm Bureau In Session
The Cheyenne County Farm Bureau board discussed purchasing and distributing commercial fertilizer for members. To meet demand and carload constraints, the service committee will handle the project. They also approved building permanent sets of farms for septic tank installations. next meeting January 31.
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Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Board of Directors
Service Committee
Elmer Westerhoff
Ralph Anderson
Walter Johnson
Art Borcher
Farm Bureau
W. P. Bullock
Violet Shepherd
Telegraph Adopts Counter Billing Machines
The Telegraph promotes counter billing machines and matching tickets as the modern method for conducting business, signaling a shift toward automated, efficient transactions.
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Telegraph
Weed Control Conference Plans Set for Nebraska
Plans announced for the second annual Nebraska state noxious weed control conference and chemical and equipment show at Lincoln on January 8 and 9. More than 500 farmers from 86 districts are expected to attend the two day gathering with county extension agents and manufacturing representatives. The 4 H club building at the state fair grounds will host over 50 industrial exhibitors including spraying equipment, chemicals, and two airplanes. Seed treating and cleaning equipment will be demonstrated as farmers and officials participate in the program.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Loys Smith
State Fairgrounds
Cheyenne County Directory Copies On Sale At The Telegraph
Copies of the new Cheyenne County Directory are on sale at The Telegraph for $1 each. Extra copies are limited, so purchasers should act quickly to secure one.
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New
Cheyenne County
THE
Telegraph
Death notices and social visits in Sunol community
The Sunol column records the death of Ray G. Simpson of Longmont Colorado formerly of Sunol with sympathy to his family. It lists numerous social visits and Christmas New Year gatherings at the homes of Zalesky Kilgore Dickinson Brown Hewitt and Ahlberg, plus attendance at Ray Simpson’s funeral in Sterling and burial at Christian Cemetery north of Crook.
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Ray G. Simpson
Longmont
Colo
Jim Livingston
Fred Kilgore
Agnes Zalesky
C. E. Howitt
Chappell
B. W. Zalesky
Neal Brown
Dickie
J. R. Brown
Sterling
W. G. Brown
C. E. Dickinson
Denver
W. R. Brown
Larry
Glenn Dickinson
C. ©. Hewitt
Tvan
New
Christian Cemetery
Crook
Divorce petition filed in district court for Roy Bobby Chick
A divorce petition was filed December 31 in the district court clerk’s office by Roy Bobby Chick against Bessie Irene Chick for extreme cruelty. The defendant appeared voluntarily the same day and waived summons while preserving the pleading time. Plaintiff represented by P. J. Heaton.
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Clerk of District Court
Roy Bobby Chick
Bessie Irene Chick
P. J. Heaton
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