Local Candidates Enter Race for Cheyenne County Treasurer
Several Cheyenne County residents announce bids for county treasurer. S P Witters of Sidney seeks Republican nomination promising a business like administration. John Daugherty also seeks Democratic nomination for county treasurer in August primaries. Simeon Fishman of Sidney announces as Republican candidate pledging economical, impartial administration based on years of local service. CM Whincut of Sidney also enters as Republican candidate, asking for voter support at the August 15 primary.
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Cheyenone County
S. P. Witters
Sidney
Neb
Cheyenne County
Simeon Fishman
Tebail
Simon Fishman
Angus
CM Whincut
Sheriff candidates announce bids in Cheyenne County
J W McDaniel of Sidney N E declares re election bid on the Democratic ballot for sheriff promising to continue duties to best of ability. Carl Vinson of Sidney Nebraska files to seek Republican nomination for sheriff after serving as deputy, pledging creditable conduct if elected.
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Cheyenne County
J. W. McDaniel
Sidney, Ned
Carl Vinson
Sidney
Sheriff Candidate Declares Candidacy in Cheyenne County
Pau R. Borequist of Sidney Nebraska announces his run for Cheyenne County Sheriff subject to Republican primaries on August 15 1911 and asks electors for support.
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Cheyenne County
Pau R. Borequist
Sidney
Jerome B Harston Seeks Re election To County Commissioner
Jerome B Harston of Higgins Nebraska announces his candidacy for re election to the office of county commissioner for the second district. He states the decision is subject to Republican voters at the primary and offers his services to the county board if honored by electors.
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Jerome B. Harston
Higgins
Candidate seeks Democratic primary nomination for county commissioner
The undersigned announces his candidacy for the Democratic primary nominating for county commissioner. If nominated and elected he pledges to govern in a business-like manner and thanks voters for any favors they may extend. Herman Armuth Dalton Neb.
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Hermanarmuth
Dalton
Neb
Cheyenne County Superintendent Candidate Announces Re election
Epitx H Morrison announces candidacy for re election as Superintendent of Public Instruction in Cheyenne County. He states support for improving public school standards and vows to perform duties conscientiously if Republican voters elect him at the August 15, 1911 primary.
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Cheyenne County
H. Morrrison
Brandt runs for Second District County Commissioner in Nebraska
Oscar Brandt of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for County Commissioner Second District. He states entrance is subject to Republican voters at the county primary and requests support from the community.
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Oscar Brandt
Sidney
Re election bids for Cheyenne County Clerk and Walter Nelson
H T Doran of Sidney N ebr interacts with voters as he seeks re election as Cheyenne County Clerk pending Republican primary results on August 15. Walter J Nelson of Sidney Nebraska also announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk at the August 15 primary.
Youngland Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Clerk
Elmer Youngland of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the county clerk race at the upcoming primaries on Tuesday August 11. He respectfully solicits support from voters.
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Elmer Youngland
Sidney
County Judge Candidates Set for August Primary
Henry E. Gapen of Sidney urges voters to support him on the Republican ballot in the Cheyenne County primary on August 15 1911 for the County Judge vacancy. C P Chambers of Sidney announces Democratic bid for County Judge to date in the August 15 1911 primary.
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Henry E. Gapen
Sidney
Corroner candidate announces bid in Sidney Nebraska
J J Parks of Sidney Nebraska declares candidacy for County Coroner subject to Democratic primary voters' wishes. The notice fields the readiness to run and seek votes from local party members.
Opportunity Knocks Amid Busy Day
A brief note highlights a rush of chances as a busy schedule unfolds, emphasizing timely chances and proactive steps.
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Opportunity
Knife falls from shelf stabs woman in pantry
An incident report states a butcher knife fell from a shelf and struck a woman in the pantry hitting a vital spot. Emergency responders attended but no further details on injuries or outcomes are provided.
Rich Men Control Corner on Food in Jerusalem
Report notes two wealthy individuals have secured dominant access to food supplies in Jerusalem. The arrangement marks a shift in local food dynamics, drawing attention to economic concentration and its impact on residents.
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Jerusalem
Man pardoned after twenty years in Pittsburg prison
A man released from Pittsburg penitentiary after twenty years of a life sentence proclaims his innocence and bears no resentment. He reflects that he should have found guidance rather than a harsh, criminal path.
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Pittsburg
Abraham
Hog feeder ad and school ad highlight job pay adage
An Indiana paper ran two side by side ads, a hog breeder offering fifty dollars monthly for a man skilled in hog feeding and a school paying forty dollars for a teacher. The vignette suggests practical skills in feeding, bookkeeping, and selling real work.
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Indiana
Postmaster Bids Affectionate Farewell After 13 Year Term
An Iowa postmaster departs after thirteen years in office announcing plans for the future. He candidly says he would have preferred to be a grafter but his lack of education prevents that, so he will enter the land business in a western state following a precedent of others who lost jobs.
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Iowa
Suffragists Advocate Women in War Fronts
Philip Snowden argues women can serve in warfare as science replaces physical combat. He cites a French baroness injured while steering planes and asserts women can shoulder a musket, urging equal battlefield roles for suffragists.
Back to the Farm Movement Gains Steam Across the Nation
Terence V. Powderly reports a real shift toward farm work as immigrants stay longer on farms, farmers hire year round, and urban migrants save money to buy land. He notes dozens of urban families, including Philadelphia Germans, forming colonies in southern states amid growing agricultural opportunities.
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Europe
Philadelphia
Airships Seen Of Limited Value In Wartime By Admiral Markham
Retired English Rear Admiral Sir Albert Markham argues airships lack wartime value, predicting airplanes will outpace battleships and airships serve mainly as scouts. He recalls doubting Cunard’s Lucania and Campania size and notes the hope for no future wars to test big battleships.
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Sir Albert Markham
Lucania
Campania
Cunard Line
Towns Lodgepole Dalton Celebrate 4th In Style
Lodgepole and Dalton held fine 4th of July programs with large crowds. The county saw three celebrations without conflict and plans exist for a joint future celebration among Sidney Dalton Lodgepole Potter before the millennium.
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Lodgepole
Dalton
Sidney
Potter
Self Reliance by John G Whittier
A compact verse urging individuals to live by their own standards regardless of others actions. It counsels resilience, inner faith, and personal fulfillment without seeking external approval or crowns from critics.
Placing the Tax Joke Between King and Prime Minister
The King questions raising more money from subjects while the Prime Minister jokes about taxing ingenuity. The exchange turns on taxation limits and creative taxation ideas in a humorous royal dialogue.
Kidnappers Offer Reward for Return of Boy
Report notes a conversation where Mr Green claims his son was abducted and Mr Wise confirms kidnappers offered $1,000 for the boy’s return, while the pair refuse further concessions awaiting a higher payment.
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Mr. Green
Mr. Wise
Edith Grace and the new gown remark exchange
Edith reports Grace avoided commenting on Ediths new gown to spare feelings. Ethel notes Graces considerate and tender hearted nature in the social exchange.
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Edith
Grace
Ethel
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy Ad
Urges taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy at first sign of diarrhoea to prevent illness and loss of days. Advertises it as available from all dealers.
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F. A. Gapen
John Daugherty
Mie
H. T. Doran
Ned
Walter J. Nelson
C. P. Chambers
Sidney, Neb
J.J. Parks
Nebraska
Birs
Philip Pi
Snowden
Wen
Shell
Terence V. Powderly
Division of Information
Department of Commerce and Labor
John G. Whittier
J. P. Lingaard
Sidney, Nebraska
Ae & Livon] & Son
H T Doras
J Be
GT Green
Sandwich Mfg Co
Bell
Dixie
Maud
Prince
J.W. Harris
Lodge Pole
Saspwich Mfg Co
C. E. George
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Fouaders
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Leslie Neubauer
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