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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
4
J W McDaniel of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for re election as Sheriff of Cheyenne County. He states the outcome will depend on the will of Democratic voters at the primary election on Tuesday August 17 1909.
P H Barrette of Colton Neb declares a run for Sheriff as a Republican in Cheyenne County with the primary set August 17 1909. Clyde Lancaster of Sidney Neb states he will seek the Democratic nomination for Sheriff at the same August 17 1909 primary.
James Tucker of Sidney Nebraska declares candidacy as a non partisan candidate by petition for re election to the office of County Judge of Cheyenne County at the general election to be held November 2 1909.
H T Doran of Sidney Nebraska declares candidacy for re election as County Clerk. He states the race will be decided by Republican voters at the primary on Tuesday August 17 1909.
County Treasurer, subject to the desire of the Democrats of Cheyenne county, as expressed by their vote at the primary election to be held August 17, 1909. W. R. Woop, Weyerta, Neb.
Eph H Morison of Lodgepole Nebraska announces a petition based run for re election to the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction at the forthcoming general election. He emphasizes a nonpartisan stance and seeks voter support.
Sidney Betendorf announces his candidacy for Cheyenne County County Judge. He notes a new law making the office non partisan and seeks support from all parties at the general election to be held Tuesday November 2 1909 in Sidney Nebraska.
L. Barlow of Lodgepole Nebraska declares candidacy for Commissioner First District of Cheyenne County. He states the race is subject to Republican voters at the county primary on Tuesday August 17, 1909.
A candidate for the office of Commissioner for the Third Commissioner District of Cheyenne county, subject to the approval of the Democratic voters at the primary to be held Tuesday, August 17, 1909. Louis Brorr, Sextorp, Neb.
During a special Tuesday election in Morrill County the proposition to issue 15 000 dollars in bonds to build a new courthouse was approved by a margin of five votes. Citizens are urged to improve streets and alleys to reduce weeds and hay fever.
John M Regan seeks the Republican nomination for supreme judge but faces a court-ordered ballot placement challenge. Judges halt the bank guaranty act with evidence deadlines and a one month extension of old rules. Reflections on crime and honesty follow. The daylight closing law changes hours for saloons and Sidney prepares for a big July 5 celebration.
Dalton A. J. Kinnersey went to North Platte on legal business. Jack Bealis staying a few days in Bridgeport. J. W. Reinmuth visited the county seat. Mrs. Ewing returned from Exeter. Miss Kid headed east for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Smith returning home for the Fourth. George Kinnersley in town on business. Strom Sidney spent the week on the farm. Preparations for the Fourth of July underway. Mr. and Mrs. Pine visited Sidney. Mrs. H. B. Brown rode as a Sidney passenger. Mrs. Van Winkle’s mother arrived from Brush, Colorado for the summer. Mrs. Ravert has Eastern visitors. Mrs. Griswold improving slowly. Fred Nelson, Potter postmaster and merchant, passed through in a new automobile. Fred is popular and may face more smiles from admirers.
An advertisement argues Quaker Oats provides the most strength with minimal digestive strain. It urges a daily Quaker Oats breakfast for lasting energy and notes two package sizes available at all grocers.
The annual assembly of the North Platte Valley Chautauqua Association runs July 2 to August 1 at Scottsbluff. It offers lectures by NAT M. BRIGHAM and CHARLES OLIVER MERICA, magic by LAURANT, Japanese topics by DR TOYOKICHA IYENAGA, and many entertainments. Evening programs feature concerts, vaudeville, and a Boston Carnival. Tickets range from 2.00 to 5.00 with season passes available.
Miss Ina M. McAdam states the Potter correspondent erred in reporting that she applied for the Potter school. She denies applying and clarifies the record in a brief notice.
H G Brooks of North Platte Nebraska endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after severe back and kidney pains. He reports nocturnal dissociation of kidney secretions, fatigue, and improvement after two boxes, claiming the remedy cured backache and regulated kidney function. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
An ordinance of the Village of Sidney Nebraska appropriates funds for 1909. General fund covers salaries and department expenses while electric lighting, water works, and bonds payments are allocated sums. The measure passes Swan Deprick as chairman with Leslie Neobaue r as clerk and becomes effective upon passage approval and publication.
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