Cheyenne County Commissioners Meet July 8 1912
Cheyenne County Nebraska officials convened with all members present. They approved June 17 minutes, granted a consent road 208A and awarded four steel bridges to Empire Bridge Co. They licensed W M Pulver to sell liquor in Sunol, and established road 209A plus a cross-country public highway 2 eosA. The board audited numerous bills and set insurance and fencing actions before adjourning to July 17.
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L. R. Barlow
Lewis Brett
J B Halston
R W Devoe
el. T. Doran
W. W Wise
Empire Bridge Company
Omaha
Neb
W. M. Pulver
Colton
Sunol
Sidney Telegraph
J. B. Halston
Towit
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Sidney
Olive Street
County School Notes on Teachers Exam and Institute
A special teachers examination will be given July 25 and 26 1912 in all county certificate subjects and professional and city state subjects. The Cheyenne County Institute will be in Sidney at the High School August 5 for one week. All who plan to teach in Cheyenne county must attend full time for an institute attendance certificate. Professor Neale will teach arithmetic methods picture study civics and mental arithmetic. Principal Chambers will cover history geography grammar and reading. Miss Hicok leads primary work and offers a handwork lecture. The public is invited to Professor Neale's picture study class. The county superintendent departs Monday evening for a superintendent conference at North Platte.
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Cheyenne County Institute
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Neale
Chambers
Hicok
North Platte
Prohibition Convention Attacks Taft Roosevelt and Parties
At Atlantic City July 11 a Prohibition convention denounced the old parties as liquor controlled. Clinton Howard of Rochester chaired a fiery session attacking Taft Roosevelt and Wilson. He claimed the liquor question cannot be solved by Republicans Democrats, or Roosevelt’s party and urged voters to reject whisky politics.
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Atlantic City
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Clinton Howard
Rochester
Roosevelt
Howard
William Howard Taft
Republican Party
Chicago
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Charles Murphy
Tammany Fourth
Wilson
McKinley
Harrison
White House
Democratic House of Representatives
South
Troops Pour Into Sparta Wisconsin Camp McCoy Starts Maneuvers
Sparta Wis July 11 United States regulars and national guardsmen gather for joint maneuvers at Camp Mc Coy increasing toward 3500. Regulars include 2500 in camp with Fifth field artillery and ambulance units en route. national guard units from North and South Dakota Illinois and Wisconsin join July 15 through August 15 for brigade duty and extended tours.
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Sparta
Wis
Camp McCoy
United States
Northwest
Fifteenth Cavalry
la Crosse
Forry
Fifth Field Artillery
National Guard
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin Infantry
Illinois
Minnesota
Train Robbers Foiled Near Coffeyville
Six masked men halted Missouri Kansas and Texas No 9 the Katy Limited near Coffeyville Kansas two hours. Passengers and trainmen were guarded while four bandits tried to blow open the express safe nine times with no injuries. The robbers abandoned the scene on their own.
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Katy
Parsons
Kan
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Coffeyville
Bristow backs Roosevelt in Kansas letter to White
United States Senator Joseph L. Bristow of Kansas formally declares for Theodore Roosevelt for president in a letter to William Allen White, Roosevelt national committee man for Kansas.
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United States
Joseph L. Bristow
Kansas
Theodore Roosevelt
William Allen White
Roosevelt
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Monument Co
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W. Harp
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Commissioners Proceedings
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
C. E Goodhand
Davison and
Richard Hamann
Court House Block
North Platte River
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Adam Gunderson
H. T. Doran
J. C. Wolfe
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LR. Barlow
R. W. Devoe
Potter Precinct
Peter Nelson
Troy S Fishman
Veith & Armuth
Hall
George Harvey
James Flynn
Edith M. Stark
Klopp & Bartlett Company
Pany
R. M. Perkins
Sur- Frank
S. E. S. Company
Leeepee
H W. Krewer
Reardon-Neslund State-Reardon-Neslund
Mike Veto
H. D. Moore
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Ceee
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Roy Libby
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Ws Erickson
Glen Erekson
Joe Alger Erikson
Arthur Spitzbart
John Spitzbart
Gust Cavalli
Harrys Olander
Lodge Pole
K Dykman
WW. Wise
Wm S Schroll
Ray Schroll
Sam Watson
Isaac Olson
John Schneider
Davison
Charley Nickels
John Brown
Wm E Edwards
Charles Nickels
Walter Reusenaught
Albert Morrow
George Hadan
Ernest Osborn
John Cooledge
Edward Litty
Ernest Litty
John A. Coolidge
J. A Coolidge
John J. Brown
Charles Stacy
Andrew Jensen
Chester Reinmuth
M. —& Webster
Fay Rife
Colton Road
Ignatz Meick
George Kurth
Joseph Meick
Peter Meick
Herman Krueger
Sidney Road
William Deady
John Kuper
William Bittner
E. Witters
Ray Frame
Will Johnson
R. Pettett
Fred Pegdon
C. O. Hade
T. C. Spiker
Bronson Road
Oren Hicks
George W. Hicks
Ed Andersen
W. S. Walsh
James Couch
Evan Stines
Nebraska Culvert and Manufacturing Co
Sidney Lumber Company
Persinger & Jewett
Chas. Sprenger
al Sprenger
A. Wickhorst
Gus Cavalli
Harry Olander
Glen Erickson
County School Notes
Prohibition
Taft Tool OF
Bristow of
Vienna
E. W. Ziebert
Prop
KRUSE
Maleese
Crystal Theatre
Rose Street
NEBR
Mitchell Barn
F. E. Brown
Sidney Nebraska
Blaine Bros
C.M. Wright Contractor
Rae Ee Neb
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