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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1911

Page

4

Local declarations of candidates for Cheyenne county treasurer

Multiple candidates declare for county treasurer in Cheyenne county. S P Witters of Sidney seeks Republican support claiming a businesslike tenure. John Daugherty seeks Democratic nomination. Simon Fishman of Sidney announces as Republican candidate citing past records. M Wright backs a Republican race with pledge of economical administration.

Cheyenne County Simon Fishman Sidney

Sheriff Candidates Seek Re-Election In Cheyenne County

Two contenders declare runs in Cheyenne County for sheriff. J. W. McDaniel seeks Democratic re nomination and vows to continue duty performance. Carl Vinson announces Republican bid, emphasizes deputy experience and creditable office conduct.

Borgquist Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Cheyenne County

Paul R Borgquist of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for Cheyenne County Sheriff in the Republican primary on August 15 1911 and seeks the support of county voters.

County Commissioner Candidates Declare Re election and Primary Plans

Jerome B Hatston of Higgins Neb announces pursuit of re election to the county commissioner second district subject to Republican primary voters. Herman Armut h of Dalton Neb also announces candidacy before Democratic primaries pledging a business like approach if nominated and elected.

Jerome B. Hatston Higgins Neb Hermanarmuth Dalton

Morrison seeks re election as Cheyenne County superintendent

EourH H Morrison announces his candidacy for re election to the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction in Cheyenne County subject to republican voters at the August 15 1911 primary. He pledges to perform duties conscientiously and raise the standard of Cheyenne County public schools if reelected.

Cheyenne County J. W. McDaniel Sidney, Ned Eourh H. Morrison H. T. Doran Sidney Ned

Oscar Brandt Announces Run for County Commissioner

Sidney Neb resident Oscar Brandt announces candidacy for Second District County Commissioner as a Republican, pending the county primary. Support sought from Republican voters.

County Clerk Candidacy Announcements in Sidney Nebraska

H T Doran Walter J Nelson and Elmer Youngland announce bids for the Republican nomination for Cheyenne County Clerk at the primary election on August 15 in Sidney Nebraska. They pledge service and seek voter support.

Walter J. Nelson Sidney Ned

Oregon man swallows teeth and surgeons perform throat surgery

An Oregon man swallowed his false teeth and doctors opened his throat to remove them. A grim humor note follows about a man who ate pie daily for ninety years, pondering how long he might have lived and the uncertainties of fate.

Oregon

Clerical Conference Sparks Euthanasia Debate in Boston

Reverend G. W. Cutter at a Boston Unitarian ministers conference urged killing degenerates with anesthetics to dispose of a neighbor’s children, a proposal raising alarms over ethics and safety.

G. W. Cutter Boston

Alfred Austins Delayed Coronation Seen in Awe

The piece notes Alfred Austin delaying his coronation at home due to an awe faced attitude. It jokes that he never found anything greater than himself and hopes this stance persists, even to pet rifaction.

Alfred Austin Alfred

County Judge Candidacies Announced in Sidney Neb

Henry E. Gapen declares candidacy for County Judge on the Republican ballot in the August 15 primary while already serving by appointment in Cheyenne County Sidney Nebraska. C P Chambers also states intent to seek the Democratic nomination for County Judge in the same August 15 primary in Sidney Nebraska.

Henry EB. Gapen Sidney

Candidate for County Coroner in Sidney Nebraska

J J Parks of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for County Coroner subject to Democratic voters wishes at the primary election.

J.J Parks Sidney Nebraska

Younglund Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Clerk

Elmer Younglund of Chambers announces his candidacy for County Clerk in the Democratic primaries. A Cheyenne County resident for 23 years, he is described as industrious and well acquainted across the county with the ability to serve taxpayers. He is expected to attract a substantial vote.

Elmer Younglund Chambers Younglund Cheyenne County

Mose McFarland Transferred Amid Mourning on Line

The Broadwater News notes Mose McFarland the storytelling conductor was moved from North Platte to Denver amid mourning along the line from Northport to North Platte. Bishop Beecher rumored interest in motorcycles noted by Kearney Hub as fund started to buy an automobile. James Sullivan seeks liberty after life sentence commutations related to a 1904 killing. Neville freed in 1911 health Grounds.

Mose” McFarland Broadwater North Platte Denver Northport Mose Broadwater News Beecher Grand Island Independent Informa Episcopalian Ministera Kearney James Sullivan Frank Wiser Old North Platte Sidney Thomas McIntyre Harry Neville Neville Shallenberger Sullivan Sheldon North Platte Tribune

Sidney Shapes Up as A New York Suburb Prospect

A fragment notes a man crowned and a husband described as six and two fourths, with a remark that a greater New York could include Sidney as a suburb, signaling urban expansion ideas.

Square Engagement Rings Spark Fashion Trend

The piece notes square engagement rings as a rising fashion and mentions Piero Morgan wearing knee breeches at a coronation. It quotes Cardinal Gibbons on women’s roles at home and jests about plans to provide homes for all women. The president pushes an amendment to restore the pure food law after finding a worm on his lettuce.

Piero Morgan

Preachers Balk at Sunday Ball as Self-Preservation Law

Opinion notes that ministers opposing Sunday baseball argue from a natural self-preservation instinct. It suggests pews lose attendance when other diversions compete with worship.

Fragments Of Life And News From A Bygone Year

A collage of observations and anecdotes covers humorous quips on July celebrations, education milestones, and social trends. It notes antelope grazing near Penrose, Colorado. Wesleyan University graduates. a Corn harvest in Illinois. and a Cornell student setting a world amateur mile record. It also reports a London cafe encounter between Jeffries and Johnson and argues towels should be banned due to high bacterial counts in a sanitation study.

Illinois University Kansas Middletown Connecticut Wesleyan University Jane France Morocco Germany America John Paul Jones Cornell Jeffries Johnson London

Gompers Case Reopened By Federal Judge

Justice Wright of the District supreme court orders Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell to show cause on July 17 why they should not be found in contempt. A three attorney inquiry follows the Bucks Store and Range boycott matter amid AFL and store conflicts. Gompers argues the inquiry fairness due to prior counsel associations.

Washington Daniel T. Wright District Supreme Court Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison John Mitchell Ciling Wright Bucks American Federation of Labor State OF Nebraska Lgg Cheyenne County Atnu Said Henry E. Gapen John A. Fulton John A Fulton William A. Fulton Sicney Telegraph

Priest’s Body Found in Hotel Bathtub in New York

In New York on June 29 a man’s body believed to be Rev. Timothy Sullivan of Fort Dodge Iowa was found in an overflowing hotel bathtub on Waverly Place. Detectives pursued the case as a possible death in the residence, with no immediate cause determined.

New York Timothy Sullivan Fort Dodge Waverly Place

More Denied Release From Federal Prison

Federal Judge Newman denied Charles W. More’s writ of habeas corpus seeking release from the federal prison in Atlanta. The ruling leaves More detained pending further legal action.

Co. W. Morse Atlanta Newman Charles W. More

Never Leave Home Without This Remedy on Trips

Travel tip urges carrying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief and notes it cannot be obtained on trains or ships. sold by all dealers.

Theobaldi Violinist to Perform in Sidney Concert

Ole Theobaldi the Norwegian violinist billed as the world's greatest descriptive player will appear in Sidney on October 11 with a noted vocalist and pianist. Managed by Shannon White, the show features Theobaldi using the famous Magic Violin of Ole Bull, a 1592 instrument insured for 25000 by Norway. Also noted: Chuck Sowall sings at the Hippodrome in Denver and Crystal offers vaudeville Monday through Wednesday next week.

Ole Theobaldi Sidney Tia Notienal Smatler America Theobaldi Als0 Dr Murllegs Mr. White Shannon White New York Kansas City Ole Bull Norway Chuck” Sowall Hippodrome Denver Crystal

Wheat and pork futures mixed as markets close in Chicago

Closing prices show wheat for July at 89 14 cents and Sept at 89 89K cents, corn July 5744 cents and Sept 59 cents, oats July 43%4 cents and Sept 444 44%a, pork July 15.25 dollars and Sept 15.35, lard July 8.15 dollars and Sept 8.30, ribs July 8.2214 dollars and Sept 8.32%4. Cash prices list No 2 hard wheat 901.%4 934c, No 2 corn 564 57c, No 2 white oats 4344. 44t4c.

Chicago

Chicago Live Stock Markets Tie Up Mixed Cattle and Hog Prices

Chicago June 28 live stock report shows cattle receipts at 20 000 with prices ranging 4 65 to 7 70 for calves. Hogs receipts 28 000 with quotes from 5 90 to 6 42 for various classes. Sheep receipts 16 000 with natives and western grades quoted around 2 50 to 4 25 and lambs up to 7 00.

Chicago

South Omaha Live Stock Market Report June 28

Cattle receipts 5,100 with beef steers 5.15 to 6.35, cows 2.85 to 5.00, stockers 3.75 to 4.45, bulls 3.25 to 5.00, calves 3.85 to 6.75. Hogs receipts 15,000 with prices 6.00 to 6.15 for longs and 6.25 for best lights, heavies 5.90 to 6.00. Sheep receipts 3,800 with wethers 3.25 to 3.60, ewes 2.75 to 3.50, lambs 4.00 to 7.20.

South Omaha

Also Mentioned on This Page

Che Sidney F. A. Gapen Cheyenone County S. P. Witters John Daugherty M. Wright Carl Vinson Paul R, Borgquist Oscar Brandt Elmer Youngland Scmipter Chicago Tribune Vetera C. P. Chambers Sidney, Neb Cardinal Gibbon Eays Ebert Hubbard W A Chatson Penrose Colorado Exchange Gompers Committee of Lawyers J. P. Lingaard Sidney, Nebraska E . Livon & Son Lowell Oeper Wie Henry E. Garen H. T. Doray J Lound O T Green Sandwich Mfg Co Bell Dixie Maud Prince J.W. Harris Lodge Pole Sandwich Mra. Co C. E. George Agt Minhas McAleese Building Rose St Karl Muller
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