Property Transfers Recorded in Cheyenne County in 1910
A long list of real estate transfers filed in the Cheyenne County Nebraska county clerk office for 1910, naming buyers and sellers, sections and lots in multiple additions including Oberfelder's, Tefft’s, and Lodgepole, with prices and parcel descriptions for numerous parcels and percentages. Names include A Babcock, Alice E Tatow, Courtright, Sidner, Graves, Liebhart, Kratz, Cradit, Clark, Suiker, Tefft, Potter, Campbell, Downing, Easter, Mack, Carow, Lamu, Minshall, Swanson, Swenson, Sandwall, and others. Parcel details cover lots, blocks, and neig properties across Sidney, Lodgepole, Clarkson's Addition, and surrounding subdivisions.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Babcock
Alice E Tatow
Wi Courtright Anu
Sidner
Wieden
TH Graves
M Liebhart
H Tarman
M Llebhart
Tefft
HE Brown
Campbell
Oulton
Nwaw
GC Downing
DC Easterly Et al. S
Neig
JR Kelley
JR Mack
R Carow
H E Brown
Nwig
WE Lamu
Minshall
Epps
D Whistler
Lmclotosh
Fishman
J Weyenberg
C Waechter
Walter
Fer Scheel
Westervelt
Exssig
Clarkson
Sidney
TJ Bracken
McNish
Rf Buettner
J Hiermeier
Mary C Shoemaker
L. Mallock
Udd
Hannah Swanson
Minnie B Scohawk
Oberfelder's
Lodgepole
JA Westerlund
J M Swenson
JM Swenson
P FE Sandwall
GW Dixon
J Vipond
Local Nebraska Officials Listed In Sidney Directory
The Telegraph Directory lists state and county offices for Nebraska including Governor Shallenberger Lieutenant Governor Hopewell Secretary of State Sunkin Auditor Barton Treasurer Briap Attorney General Thompson Superintendent E C Bishop and others. It covers postmasters land office receivers and a full slate of county and village officers for Sidney and nearby regions.
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Shallenberger
Hopewell
Statie
Sunkin
Ewe Oe & Barton
L. G. Briap
W.‘T. Thompson
E. C. Bishop
E. B. Cowles
H. J. Winnett Railroad Commissioners
Ft. Clarke
W. H. Cowgill
The Czar Bell of Moscow: A World Famous Echo
The Czar Kolokol, reputedly the largest bell ever made, has never been rung. Cast and broken during testing, it fell and lay buried for centuries. It was later raised and set in a public Moscow square. It weighs over 440000 pounds and rises more than nineteen feet high with a sixty foot circumference.
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Moscow
Street Cleaning Method Employed by Lacrosse
George Folk the Lacrosse street commissioner studied cleaning methods and endorses a machine macadam scraper over the old hoe system. One team and driver can do more in a day than twenty five men, completing semiannual spring and fall cleanings in two to three weeks.
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Lacrosse
Wis
George Folk
Town Criers Club Formed in Fargo
A Town Criers club was organized at an enthusiastic meeting of Fargo business leaders in North Dakota. The group forms from growing interest in local advertising and community promotion.
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Town Criers
Fargo
N D
Confederate Uniform Decorated Richmond Debut in 1886
The first Confederate uniform worn in a southern theater after the war appeared during the Richmond premiere of Held by the Enemy in 1886. The gray costume drew thunderous applause, surprising actors who had grown used to its significance.
Stay Home and Help Your Town
A persuasive editorial urges rural residents to remain in their towns rather than migrate to crowded cities. It argues towns offer better prospects, fewer tenements, and opportunities to attract city residents, stressing better roads and civic pride. It cites Glen Ridge New Jersey planning a suburban market arcade to boost local commerce.
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New York
Chicago
Sunn
Missouri
City versus country: debate on development and value
A quotation from Professor Bailey argues cities exist by feeding on the country, while the country provides the nation’s resources and civilization. The remark frames urban growth as parasitic and questions the balance of contribution between cities and the countryside.
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Professor Bailey
Bankruptcy signs on block trigger surprise closing sale
In Topeka a row of three clothing stores sees a sudden sign change as the middle shopkeeper notices a neighbor’s Bankrupt Sale and a second rival’s Closing Out at Cost. Shortly after a large Main Entrance sign appears over his door signaling a shift in business status.
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Topeka
Everybody's Magazine
One Way to Keep Trade and the Friendly Clerk
A Mall Gazette story fragment reflects on social habits in shops and the value of pleasant clerks. It also narrates a sensational hotel death secret where a corpse is moved at night to avoid detection and a new occupant is assigned to the room.
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London
T'All Mall Gazette
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Edison
South American Bank
R. E. L. Jackson
Shultz
EM Vagker
Tol
Johnson
Dalton
Gus Wellner
Ho Brown
G. Wellner
Sidney Avpre Co
GJ Peters
AB Farwell
M Hook
Tate
T Tate
JR Young and Wife
Nash's
Schaefer
Tate Ehrhardt Co
D Campbell
Foster
OL Tate
C Siselswig
Clara Boul Fort Tod
Doran
M P Sheldon Nets
Uprrco
Simon Will
Flora Aa Kiein
G J Peters
Oberfelder’s
Bentley Oy
ET Magnuson
Magnuson
C P
J FP Pfeffer
JA Bentley
W E Swatzlander
W E Swatz- Jander
le W McMullen
G M Harris
J A Tyler
Egrablll
Adelin
Morris
EM Westervelt
Lincoln
Land Co
Neliie E Petteys
Laselle Lets
Oberfelder
Jodgepole
United States
Nesland
G H Guuntaghawh
HH Libby
Belle Wellner
Sidney Land Co
the Telegraph Directory
Senate
E J Burkett
Lincoln Norris Brown
Kearney
P. Kinkaid
O'Neilh
U. 8. Land Dele
J. E. Erans
Woodhurst
Land Bess
Adna W.W Wood
Register
B.j.ennis
Wwe
U. S. Post Office
Edward McLerron
Maggie Kelley
Sidney Commercial Club
J. L
Cheyenne
L.L. Raymond
Scottsblur Smith
B.K. Bushee
Kimball
13Th Judicial District
M. Grimes
North Platte
E. A. Cary
Wood
J. W. McDaule
Henry E. Gapen
Edith
Morrison
L. H. Bordwell
Wright
Leroy Martin
John Dougherty
LR. Bartow
J. B. Walston
Wiggins
Lewis Strott
Lextorp Board Village
Sidney E.W. Ziebert
J.J
Swan Dedrick
Bassett Leslie Neubauer
Robt
A. Bartow
Jus. L. McIntosh
Moderatoe A. I. Greunlee
Uerman Schroeder
S. Fishman
W. J. Shoemaker
E.clinger
J. HH. Danna
Amelia Webbs
Gerace Mc Wihan
Cooleyath
Jackson
Evans
Anna McFadden
Vuluska Neubauer
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. I. Lobb
Epworth League
Lienry Zinnecker
Jamess. Donson
Michaga Feeney
Kavanagh
Souijeties
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Mra Grace Barlow
Oracle
Mentermain
Recorder
Frank Welch Lodge
CUAS
Callaran
W. M. Lesuir Neubacer
Providence
C. E
Masonic Temple
Mus
Grace King
W. M
Susik Basser
Sidney Lodge
J. BP. Lancaster
N. G. Co
Heticha
Rebecca
Myrtle Lancaster
N. G
Ella William
BW. Frazey
O. P. L. Neubauer
Scribe
E. W. Sumner
A.J. HaskeLe
Adj
J.C. Hanson
Sidney Camp
M. W.of A
Joseph Oberfelder
V.O
A. Barlow
Kidney Lodge
E. L Foster
C. F. Hall
Gentrups Worpex
Ella Williama
Rittenhowse
Maccabeus
LO. O. F. Hall At Bo'clock Man. Junta Scaanton, L. O. Guace Ranow
RK Valiant Dodge
Knights of Pythias Movin
Odd Fellows Hall
LL. VanGorpen
C. C
Closman & Son
Masonic Building
Lloyd Mann
The
Capitos
Schlitz Beer
Todin Biock
Town Criers’ Club
James Schreiber, Jr
Glen Ridge
Bloomfield Avenue
Herman Street
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