Candidates and political notes in Bidney Neb upon nomination
The item names J W Crabtree as a Republican candidate for state superintendent and Frank E Beeman of Kearney as a candidate for Congress in the sixth district. It also comments on current political trends, recent regional anecdotes, and local humorous notes about heat and misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Crabtree
Peranormal
Crabtree
Bishop
Agricultural College
Amea
Iowa
Frank E. Beeman
Kearney
Beeman
Potter News and Social Roster Highlights
Mies Schroeder a Kimball teacher visited Mrs Wallin last week Rev Maorlese organized an Epworth League in Dix with broad participation Lutheran Guild held an ice cream social Hazel Thornburg returned to Reding Geo Feirstein sold property preparing to move Lora Adams and Anna Laaren attend Alliance institute June 12 observed as Children’s Day Women’s Aid met at Mrs Olanders C W Johnson building a new house with a stylish parlor suite Invitations out for Emil Leafdale and Ruth Oleson roof blown off Charlie Campbell’s house Borees for sale inquire C J Ov
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Schroeder
Kimball
M. E. and Lutheran Church
Beeman Outlines GOP Faith and Policy Standards
The candidate declares support for good government and Roosevelt policies, opposes boss rule, and champions representative government and Republican principles. He calls for firm stances against corporate influence, tariff protections, and vows to oppose dodging votes while condemning self serving land grabs in Alaska and Ballinger questions.
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Congress
Washington
Cannon
Alaska
South Divide Notes Include Memorable Local Moves
Walter Nelson returned to Denver for medical treatment while Oscar Francia came back from Denver this week. Mies Myrtle Hiett plans a Lincoln visit then to stay with her parents for the summer. Roy Nelson sold land in section 22 13 50 to Mr. Lobb. Mr. Fulton plows 80 acres in section 18 south of Tishue's. Mr. Hartway reported a horse killed by lightning this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nelson
Denver
Hartway
Roy Nelson
Lobb
Mies Myrtle Hiett
Lincoln
Oscar Francia
Mr. Fulton
Tishue’s
Pleasant View Social Notes At Local Ranches
Rebecca Shrear and Mr and Mrs Stinen and Peter Nelson visited the Stone ranch. Mrs Heimer is on the sick list. Shrear keeps 138 chickens. Henry Shrear visited Quinn’s. B Robinson builds a new house on his claim. Heimer and Stiner visited Peach Plaw and Brown ranches. Stanton drilled a well for Geo Hicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Rebecca Shrear
Higgins Residents Bear Wind Storm and Social Happenings
Higgins notes list residents visiting relatives and attending church events, with wind damage to a hen house and a large crowd planning to spend the fourth at Court House Rock. Several residents travel to nearby towns on business, attend dances, and enjoy a rain that lifts farmers’ spirits.
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Mrs. Nelson
Kimball
Paul Collart
Pollman
South Dakota
Springfield
Illinois
Henry Raymond
Scottebluff
Court House Rock
Mr. and
Me. Haiston
Mr. Mayer
Sidney
Mies Hedges
Haiston
Methodist Notes and Local L T L Gatherings in Sidney
Large crowds attended M E church to hear Mies Palmer speak on vital questions. Sunday afternoon L T L meeting featured Miss Palmer and Mrs. Callahan presenting $10 for the Belle M Stoutenborough Club to fund a public drinking fountain in Sidney. The note invites Sidney residents to worship Sunday July 8 with a theme on Our National Destiny and patriotism for the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Mies Palmer Apeak
L. T L
Misa Palmer
Mrs. Callahan
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
Sidney
Dumas and His Porthos Tale Reveals A Tearful Moment
The passage recalls Dumas senior confessing to his son that he killed Porthos in fiction. He laments the burden of ending the beloved character yet admits the need for resolution. The scene shows the author weeping as Porthos sinks beneath ruins, a heavy act weighed by creative responsibility.
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Dumas
Porthos
Balzac
Waiver of Administration in Pratt Estate Filed in Cheyenne County
Geo E Pratt files a petition to waive administration of Addie J Pratt deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The filing states Addie died intestate in 1901 owning a fee simple in the SW quarter of Section 3 Township 15 North Range 50 West. Heirs listed include Fannie Pratt Smith, George Pratt, Bog Pratt, and Mara Scaife. Hearing set for July 23, 1910 at 9 am before the County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Addie J. Pratt
Geo. E. Pratt
Deve
Fteen
Nebras
Fannie A. Pratt Smith
DeWitt, Lawn
George E. Pratt
Hawkeye
Pratt
Lamont
Towa
Scaife
Neponset
Illinois
Withen
Jamza Tucker
Cal
R. J. McCormick
Saig County
Joseeps M. Swenson
Said County
Denver
Colorado
Cheyenne
Sidney
Land office notice of Catherine Ward claim filing
Department of the Interior notice states Catherine Ward of Ickes Nebraska filed for final five year proof to establish a land claim in section 30 township 19 north range 40 west on the sixth principal meridian. The hearing before James Tucker at Sidney Nebraska is set for August 4, 1910 with witnesses John Eckert James Davison Albert Davison Patrick Dalton and J E Evans as registrar.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Gus Meyer
Potter
Nebraska
James Tucker
Sidney
C. K. Lawrence
Grant Mena William Bundy
George Flerstine
Catherine Ward
Ickes
Jin, R. Ow
6Th Principal Meridian
Sidney Neb
John Eckert
James Davison
Albert J. Davison
Patrick J. Dalton
Clara
J. E. Evans
Register
U. 8
Charles Erickson
Charles Olander
John Carlson
Sextorp
Harry Olander
J.C. Michels
Cheyenne County
Persinger & Jewitt
J. C. Michels
M. Persinger & Jewitt
J. L. McIlroan
Dney
Notice for Publication Andrew McAdam land claim 1910
Department of the Interior notices at North Platte Nebraska state that Andrew McAdam of Votter Nebraska filed intent to make final proof to establish land claim under HE No 5120 Seria No 01507 for the elf sec ry two tin range S2w of the 6th principal meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Joseph Uberfelder at Sidney Nebraska on August 1 1910. Witnesses: Peter Nelson Sextorp Nebraska Oecur Anderson Andrew Nelson Grant Brady Potter Nebraska. J B Evens Register
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Andrew McAdam
Votter
Seria
Elf
Joseph Uberfelder
U. S
Sidney
Nev
Peter Nelson
Sextorp
Oecur Anderson
Andrew Nelson
Grant Brady
Potter
J.B. Evanea
Kegiater
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the Telegraph
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F. A. Gapen
Ce Frances E. Knox
Eder and Publisher
Eoen
Jume
Davenport
Council Biafra
Folke
Charlton
Lake Como
Bayard Transcript
Lutheran Guild
Hazel Thornburg
Reding
Mr. Woten
Geo. Feirstein
Lora Adams
Anna Lareen
Alliance
Borees
Sala
C. J. Ov
Pleasant View
Enn
Higgins
Charlotte Histon
Mr. Whistler
Mrs. Witters
Halstoun
Birdwells
Dalton
Trycircle
Miss Raymonds
Ed Mayers
Broadwater
Herbert Birdwell
Nellie Waterman
Will
Tom Owens
York
August Blome
Gracie Hornaday
Sonsie Farm
Thomas Haiston
Madge Riben
Bridgeport
Wm. Ribp
Gus Eden
Birdwell
Waterman Ranch
Chas, Stimka
Methodist Notes
Henry Zinnesker
Quader
F. E. Brown
Aetna Insurance Co
Farmers & Merchants
St. Paul Fire & Marine
Western Fire & Marine
Hail Insurance
Reliable Companies
O’kane Building
Sidney, Neb
OTICE
BE. W. Zrenerr
Lesiit Neubauer
Euuuue
Secu
Albert O. Ne Aon
Extorp
R. Lw
North Hatte
Alfred Petterson
Heath
Albert Winer
Storp
William Goding
Daniel Herboldsheimer
Ne- Fhs
Mii
Nebrasa
Pasegdaod
Amt
K. W. Zigpenr
Loacis Necuausn
Sais
Closman & Son
Harper & Wright
Cc. M. Wright
E. J. Sweet
Sidney, Web
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Vienna
E. W. Ziebert
Oberfelder Block
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