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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
4
The Republican state convention for Nebraska is set for August 2106 at 2 PM in Lincoln Auditorium. Delegates from counties will select candidates for state offices and consider endorsing a constitutional amendment creating a State Board of Railway Commissioners.
The Republicans of Cheyenne County Nebraska are called to meet at 2 o clock p m on Saturday July 14 1906 at the Court House in Sidney for nominating a Republican candidate for County Attorney and for commissioners. delegates to State Congressional Senatorial and representative conventions will be chosen. Delegates represent precincts by votes cast for Hon Charles B Letton in 1905 with one delegate per twenty votes plus one per precinct. lists show precinct by precinct representation and no proxies allowed. chairman P R Boracqur signs.
The Republicans of Sidney precinct are called to meet in primary convention on Saturday July 14 at 2 p.m. at the court house to nominate precinct officers and select delegates to the county convention in Sidney on Saturday July 21. P. R. Borequistr, Committeeman.
In a rowdy Iowa dispatch the Fourth of July is mocked and celebrated with humor. The Lake Manawa disaster sparks sorrow while national politics and local quirks provoke sharp, satirical remarks about Bryan, Roosevelt, and Nebraska moral air. Polarized opinions about bachelors and marriage collide with domestic scandal as a Grand Island absence is blamed on hypnotic influence.
Local letters show travel through the draw and visits to the Dye ranch. Roads, mail duties, and a school meeting drew attention as a hail storm caused seven inch stones and three ounce hail. property damage included broken windows at Lawrence and Dye homes.
Union Pacific announces a summer travel deal with one fare plus 2.00 for a round trip to San Francisco or Los Angeles. Tickets on sale June 25 to July 7 with final return by September 15, 1906. Other low California rates available. Inquire of agent Alva B. Caby.
Republicans of Bronson precinct hold a caucus at the Bronson schoolhouse on Saturday July 14 at 2 pm to nominate officers and select delegates for Sidney next Saturday July 21. Committeeman Jas Mitchell announces.
The Schmoller Mueller Piano Co of Omaha secured 120 pianos after the San Francisco fire and offers over 600 in stock at reduced prices. New York and Boston make, Colonial cases in dark mahogany or French burl walnut finishes, sale price 176 dollars, with catalogs and complete information on request.
Earrings have long been cherished across civilizations. Persians Babylonians and Carthaginians wore them for men and women while Greek women wore them from mythic Hera to Renaissance Venus. Roman extravagance is noted by Pliny and Egyptian designs inspire modern pieces.
The article notes the 1880 introduction of friction matches the Congreves in tins of fifty for half a crown, with glass paper. Bryant and May helped oppose a tax on lucifers and were honored with a public drinking fountain at Bow London Mall as recognition.
The fragment discusses hospital bed management with a letter requesting not to hospitalize a mother. It cites a Tondon Hospital Gazette Necessity item about a separation and bachelor living arrangements. A brief reflection on politeness as a social anesthetic concludes the excerpt with a Joubert remark.
A fragment begins with a dialogue about medical advice, contrasting yesterday's guidance with a patient noting ongoing effects. The quote references mortality and enduring life beyond perceived death, attributed to Plautus in a paraphrase about illness and judgment.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offered as a cure with a Druggists refund if ineffective. Box bears E W Groves signature and costs 25 cents.
The Cheyenne county board invites 7 percent bids to refloor the wagon bridge over the North Platte near Bridgeport Nebraska. Bids due by 1906 date. job requires two inch lumber boards twelve inches wide and four feet long, fastened with 60d nails, center to center over the bridge, with turnout flooring to four feet from ends. Work to be completed within sixty days after award. all include material and hauling. county reserves right to reject bids.
On November 1, 194, Jobb B Brazelton conducted a private tax sale by the County Treasurer of Cheyenne County Nebraska for delinquent taxes on the 1903 year. Property described as Southwest quarter of Section 20 Township 17 Range 51 West, assessed to James C Boyd. Redemption period expires November 1, 1906. Dated June 16, 1908. 38-3. Joan B Brazellon.
Legal advertisements warn interested parties of homestead contests in North Platte Nebraska. Contestants James Vi Nutty von testant and Walter bot hear claims against entries by Wilf Clearly Margaret Murphy and heirs. Notices set court dates in Sidney and North Platte and require responses and evidence by specific deadlines.
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