Cheyenne County Primary Political Candidate Announcements
A set of brief notices from Cheyenne County voters announcing candidacies for county offices. J W Billeter seeks Republican nomination for County Treasurer. Fritz Brauer runs for County Commissioner Second District. N E Wood circulates for Clerk. J M Nelson campaigns for County Treasurer. J W Smith seeks Sheriff under Progressive voters. Fred Frahm runs under Democratic voters. Primary date July 18 1922 and party wills noted.
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Cheyenne County
Fritz Brauer
Gardner and Krueger announce county races in Cheyenne
Charles H. Gardner declares candidacy for County Surveyor as a Republican. Flossie Belle Krueger announces run for County Clerk of Cheyenne County in the July 18, 1922 primary, noting work commitments prevent personal campaigning and urging voter support.
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Cheyenne County
Flossie Belle Krueger
Cheyenne County Candidates Announce Primary Slates
Multiple candidates announce runs in Cheyenne County races for July 18 1922 primaries. Anna McFadden seeks re election as County Superintendent of Schools. A candidate for Sheriff, Treasurer, and County Surveyor also declare bids to the Republican voters.
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Cheyenne County
A. A. Sharp
Anna McFadden
D. B. Fletcher
L. H. Bordwell
Lucke Seeks Republican Nomination for Cheyenne County Sheriff
Lodgepole Nebr candidate H L Lucke announces bid for sheriff in Cheyenne County at the July primaries, subject to Republican voters.
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Cheyenne County
H. Ll. Lucke
Lodgepole
Nebr
State Senator District 31 Primary Decision July 18
A Republican primary determines the re election of the State Senator from the 31st District subject to voter decision on July 18. The candidate seeks continued service in the state legislature and faces intra party selection processes.
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Republican Party
Hodgkin Seeks 95th District State House Seat in Primary
Walter K Hodgkin announces his bid for State Representative from the 95th District covering Cheyenne and Kimball counties, subject to Republican voters at the July 18 primary election.
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Cheyenne
Kimball
Walter K. Hodgkin
Kepler Seeks Republican Primary for Cheyenne County Attorney
R P Kepler announces candidacy for County Attorney of Cheyenne County subject to Republican voters at the July 18 1922 primary election. He emphasizes commitment to law enforcement and county legal affairs seeking party backing.
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Cheyenne County
R. P. Kepler
Warren seeks re election for Cheyenne County Attorney
A. B. Warren, candidate for the Republican nomination, asks Cheyenne County voters for support in the July 18 1922 primary after serving half a term as County Attorney. He requests reelection on the grounds of proper service to the county.
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Cheyenne County
A. B. Warren
Local and Personal News Mentionings
Aldolson the famous phonograph artist and musical comedy star registered in our city last Saturday. Mrs Harry Hays and daughter Maymie of Savory Wyoming were guests from Saturday to Monday in the Oscar Harris home. J C McNish and wife and son Hammond and his mother Mrs Oakey of Lincoln started Sunday to Colorado by auto. Mr and Mrs Leonard Herrod of Hastings Nebraska are guests of relatives Mrs Anna Hart Dorothy and the Robert Barlow family this week. Emory Planck and family departed Monday for the wilds of Colorado by auto. Miss Mary McIntosh left for Steamboat Springs Colorado for the summer dancing school. Mr and Mrs Ben Graham and Gon Burton of Bancroft Nebraska have been visiting in the A A Sharp home. They plan two weeks here and with friends in Dalton and Potter. They like this county very much.
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Harry Hays
Maymie
Savory
Wyoming
Oscar Harris
J. C. McNish
Hammond
Mrs. Oakey
Lincoln
Colorado
Leonard Herrod
Hastings
Nebraska
Anna, Hart
Dorothy
Robert Barlow
Ben Graham
Gon. Burton
Bancroft
A. A. Sharp
Dalton
Potter
Local residents visitations and travel notes in city updates
Joe Hahler returns from Lincoln with a new car for a customer and Mrs. M Zimmerer hosts her Lexington parents. 2004 Mrs J W Smith of Dalton visits the capital on Monday. John Borges of Eagle precinct conducts county seat business last Friday. George Worth and John Davison of Davison precinct were in the city last Monday. E A Collo py of San Francisco visits three days with Judge Tewell before leaving. Dr Saylor and family return from Ohio after a three week trip. Mr and Mrs Chris Jurgens return from a multi city trip with Mrs Jurgens visiting as far as Wionis. Mrs Lizzie Campell travels to Crawford to assist daughter Mrs J W Smith. Edith Correll of North Platte visits friends in the city. formerly Edith Winkelman of Sidney. Mayor and Mrs R H Rogers travel to Denver and Colorado Springs to visit relatives and daughter Avis for a day or two.
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Edith Correll
North Platte
Sidney
Edith Winkelman
R. H. Rogers
Denver
Colorado Springs
Avis
Prominent Omaha Attorney Visits Kin and Friends in Sidney
Edward Shoemaker arrived last Friday from Omaha for a brief visit with his parents and many friends. He is a prominent attorney rapidly advancing in his field. Mr. and Mrs. Harry King and their son from Bridgeport drove to Sidney on Wednesday to visit Mrs. Girace King and tend to some business.
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Edward Shoemaker
Omaha
Mr. Shoemaker
Harry King
Bridgeport
Sidney
Girace King
Mrs Kate McFadden Cameron Visits City Birthplace
Mrs Kate McFadden Cameron of Los Angeles spent two days in the city last week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh McFadden and the family. She called on many friends in her birthplace before leaving via Denver.
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Kate McFadden Cameron
Los Angeles
Hugh McFadden
Denver
Bolduc Named Sales Manager for LeRoy Larson Music
George A. Bolduc arrived last Thursday to be sales manager for the LeRoy Larson Music store. He comes from Salt Lake City and previously served for 12 years in Denver in a similar role. Larson assigns a large territory demanding skill and experience.
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George A. Bolduc
LeRoy Larson
Salt Lake City
Denver
Mr. Larson
Chevrolet Breaks All Standard Car Records in 1922 Sidne y Motor Company
A garbled note claims Chevrolet shattered standard car records in 1922, attributed to Sidney Motor Company. It suggests a sensational achievement but lacks clear dates figures or verification from identifiable entities.
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Chevrolet
Sidney. Motor Company
Spillman for Attorney General Endorsed by Plainview News
The Plainview News comments on U G Spillman as Attorney General candidate arguing the office is vital after noting concerns about fraud and lawlessness. It stresses the need for a strong law enforcement department and vigilant voters.
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Plainview News
U. G. Spillman
Spillman for Attorney General Endorsed by Local Leader
The piece advocates for O S Spillman as Attorney General, praising his integrity, law enforcement stance, experience, and opposition to factionalism. It notes his constitutional contributions, elective office stance, farming roots, education, and service in campaigns, arguing his nomination strengthens the ticket.
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O. S. Spillman
Spillman
Atorney
Pierce County
QO. S. Spillman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebr
Mall
Guy V. Doran
George W. Puckett
J W McDaniel
J. W. Billeter
N. E. Wood
Myrtle Lancaster
J. M. Nelson
J. W. Smith
Fred Frahm
Charles H. Gardner
John Daugherty
P. C. Collart
Charles N. Deaver
Oakley O. Otten
John J. Treinen
A. D. Rose
W. A. Wier
A. J. Kinnersley
Henry C. Blome
Freder. Stephens
Earl R. Kratz
E. C. Stockdick
Ninty-fifth
Andy Brott
Henry Hargens
D. BR. Campbell
C.W. Johnson
Potter, Nebraska
Henry Pavlat
Sunol
Leon Fine
B. K. Bushee
Aldolson
Emory Planck
Wilds
Mary McIntosh
Steamboat Springs
Joe Hahler
M. Zimmerer
Lexington
This
Capital
John Borges
Eagle Precinct
George Worth
John Davison
Davison Precinct
E. A. Collopy
San Francisco
Judge Tewell
Saylor
Ohio
Chris Jurgens
Jurgens
Wionis
Lizzie Campell
Crawford
Binder
Farmers Union Co-Operative Association
E. J. Leonard
Mer
Eeay
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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