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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
4
To Cheyenne county voters Riversk lodgepole announces no candidacy for County Superintendent and seeks support for the Democratic primary. Hat Doran of Sidney declares candidacy for County Clerk in the Republican primary and asks for assistance.
The message from J W McCastie announces candidacy for re election as sheriff and asks Democratic voters in Cheyenne County for support at the upcoming primary. It is dated Sidney Nebraska.
A set of candidate notices announces runs for county clerk and county judge in Cheyenne county. F G Guirth of Sidney Ned declares for county clerk, J Duns of Bridgeport seeks Republican backing, and T B Daweson of Sidney announces candidacy for county judge ahead of the September 3, 1997 primary.
Joan T McInrosn of Sidney Nebraska declares candidacy for the office of County Clerk pending Republican party approval in Cheyenne county at the upcoming primary election.
W C Dugaen of Redington Nebraska announces candidacy for re election to the county commissioner third district at the Republican primary to be held September 3 1907.
John Daugherty of Sidney Nebraska declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Assessor in Cheyenne county. Cad Green of Bayard Nebraska also seeks the Democratic support in the Cheyenne county primary.
HoGie Pappen announces his bid for County Judge, subject to the outcome of the Republican primary election in Sidney Nebraska.
A notice from W eR. Woon of Weyerts Nebraska announces his candiate for County Treasurer subject to Democratic electors decision at the coming primary election.
Lodgepole residents report on flag flying and home improvements by Reed Shiplee and Bates family. Verne Bates paints, Geo Minshall returns from California after three years in the signal service. Lodgepole baseball defeats East Lynne and Chappell, with an 8 to 4 score against Lodgepole in a close Friday game. Ed Homan suffers a severe arm injury when his horse falls in Colorado.
Dalton rapid growth with three new structures under way. Kivett builds a two story store with Woodmen hall above, Handley to install pool room and restaurant, and Trinder awarded new building contract with crews on site.
In a remark by Mr. Millions, he praises his daughter Arabella for her fine disposition and exceptional self control, noting her ability to listen for hours to her own violin playing.
A 1907 Byron Williams piece presents a risqué street car tale ending in a comic marriage on a streetcar. It includes satirical quips about lovers, editors, geologists, and streetcar conductors with humorous morals and verse about society, money, and fate.
In Irving on an active week, Mr and Mrs J Johnson visited Smith Bros ranch Sunday. Mulloys rounded up and branded calves Monday. W E Kilby traveled to Bridgeport Monday to work in the Reddish barn. D J McDermott brought timber from Bridgeport for a dancing platform on the 4th. Mrs P A Johnson of Des Moines Town arrived Wednesday to visit the Johnsons. Mrs W E Kilby spent days with Mrs P J Dunn. Anthony Stobneon did business in Bridgeport Tuesday and Wednesday. M B Smith came down from Bridgeport last week. Edna and Anthony Johnson went out Boatwood one day last week.
The Chicago Record Herald promotes home cooking with three departments on meals. Meals for a Day lists daily menus with recipes and weekly prize contests for best menus. Marion Harland's Sunday page shares clipable recipes, and Martha's Management on Monday offers practical advice for housewives.
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