Farm Life Gains Favor as Cheyenne County Lands Attract Buyers
There is a shift toward country living with rail workers noting health and independence on farms. The piece urges married men to buy small farms as a safeguard against reversals, highlighting Union Pacific land sales, favorable long terms, and profitable small holdings in western Nebraska. It also lists recent statutes affecting cigarettes, county commissioner terms, cousin marriage legality, animal bounty, railcar rules, hunting limits, and vehicle registration.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railway
Eost
Vladivostok clash and Kilkenny cats fight in press tale
Telegraph dots and dashes describe a decisive battle at Vladivostok. The narrative likens the struggle to Kilkenny cats and notes lurid tone without graphic gore. The text mentions Shem, Quaker, and Luther Welsh of Kansas City who volunteered for a stretching task to measure inches.
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Shem
Luther Welsh
Kansas City
War and society clash on a local page note
A column mixes war rhetoric with everyday life from a small town. It remarks on cadet height rules, heavy subject opinions, a deadly Philadelphia auto accident, and local social updates about residents, mail contracts, and visits to Bridgeport and Irving. The tone blends critique and domestic notices.
Dalton school district 114 closes with student program
Friday June 23 the H Babb school district 114 staged an elaborate program for an appreciative audience including teachers and families. Awards medals recognized top arithmetic spelling and reading. A picnic followed in the grove, and a benefit concert by Lowe of Bridgeport capped the day before teacher Ww. Ritchie left for Lincoln to pursue university study.
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H. Babb
Madame Babb
F. A. Rowan
Henry Babb
Joe Wickard
Miss Schuler
Walter Wickard
Chas. Nelck
Harold Rowan
Clarice Bubb
Effie Wickard
Mamile Wickard
Lena Folkerts
Little Boy Blue
Lora Babb
Erte Wickard
Miss Pool
Chrlee Babb
Ernest Wickard
Clarence Babb
Mamie Wickard
Kitty White
Edna Rowan
Manne Wickard
Lillie Wickard
Bessie Wickard
Chiss
Clarice Babb
Claas
Yale
Reading
Weisenman Place
Lowe
Bridgeport
Ww. Ritchie
Sidney
Lincoln
University
Local Notes From Irving And Surrounding Ranches
Bert Cooper works on Pumpkin Creek. Ed Smith travels to Johnsons ranch Sunday. Mrs. E Swanburg visits Dugout Creek at John Bowersock home Sunday. Ed Ridge of Walsh ranch visits his brother at Redington early this week.
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George Hume
Bridgeport
Ed. Ridge
St. Joe
Waleh
M. B. Smith
Judge Williams
F. E
William Willis
Smith Bros
Bert Cooper
Ed Smith
Johnson
Mrs. E. Swanburg
Dugout Creek
John Bowersock
Walsh Ranch
Redington
Resemblance Quotation From Washington Star
Miss Cayenne discusses her historic novel noting it resembles successful works yet remains neither a novel nor history. The Washington Star quote frames the debate over literary classification and originality.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Blisafal Ignorance Dialogue Excerpt
In a short exchange a speaker notes a man has more money than he can use while another questions the truth of that claim. Montaigne's voice frames the idea that happiness in wealth rests on a palate capable of savoring riches.
Missed Romance Sparks Tense Flat Debate
Nell recalls an audacious kiss while Bell jokes about indignation. Celptia Ledger asks if her music moved him and he affirms it. He suggests holding the flat another year might have changed things, revealing strain over a past relationship.
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Nell
Celptia Ledger
Clubbing Offers From The Telegraph And Other Papers
Old and new subscribers can take advantage of clubbing prices for The Telegraph and allied papers including Prairie Farmer, New York Weekly Tribune Farmer, Nebraska State Journal, and Omaha World-Herald. Subscriptions must be paid in advance to qualify. The Telegraph promises county and community news to keep readers informed of local doings.
Sidney Ordinance Imposes 15 Mills Tax For 1905
An 1905 legal notice reports the Village of Sidney Nebraska levying a general revenue tax of ten mills and an electric light tax of five mills on the 1905 taxable property, totaling fifteen mills. The ordinance, passed and approved June 17 1905, directs collection into the village treasury and enforcement thereafter with attestations from officials A E Greenlee and H E Garen.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Clatkman and Board of Trustees
A. E, Greenlee
H. EE. Gaeen
Sidney Nebraska ordinance for 1900 budget appropriation
An ordinance detailing appropriations for the Village of Sidney Nebraska for the year 1900 including General Fund expenses salaries fire and street departments and electric lighting. It notes passage and approval dates June 17 1903 and June 17 1905 signed by Chairman A W Greenlee and Village Clerk with official seal.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Seerion Fl
Nebrask
Attesu
A. WN. Greenlee
EF. Garey
Hearing Set on Final Account for Estate of William Stulit
In the County Court at the County Court Room James Tucker presiding on June 27 1905 the petition of Ernest Stulit to settle and allow his final account was presented. An order sets July 2 1905 at 10 o clock a.m. for hearing with notice by publication in The Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior.
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Jane
James Tucker
William Stuliit
Ernest Stulit
Sidney ‘Telegraph
Court Notice on Estate of James Saidley in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Maury E Hadley petitions for administration of James Saidleys estate to C M Hadley. A hearing is set for June 7 1905 at 10 am in the county court. Publication in Sidney Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Probate of Will Hearing in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice of an order to hear Harm Weyers petition to probate the last will of Jurgens Weyers deceased. The hearing is set for July 8, 1905 at 10 a.m. in County Court, with Telegraph newspaper to publish for three weeks prior. James Tucker County Judge oversees the matter.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraskia
Nebraska
Harm Weyers
Jurgens Weyers
Weyers
Antnem
Telegraph
A. D
James Tucker
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