County Treasurer Candidate Announcements in Cheyenne County
Announcement notices show multiple candidates seeking the Cheyenne county treasurer nomination. S P Withers of Sidney seeks Republican support promising business like office management. John Daugherty of Sidney seeks Democratic nomination August 15. Simon Fishman of Cheyenne county announces for Republican primary August lich. Sioon Fishman listed as Simon. M Wright of Sidney announces for Republican nomination August 16.
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John Daugherty
Sidney
Ned
Sheriff Reelection Bids Filed in Cheyenne County Primaries
J W McDaniel of Sidney announces candidacy for Democratic sheriff nomination and pledges to perform duties to the best of ability if re elected. Carl Vinson of Sidney declares run for Republican sheriff nomination, stating deputy sheriff background and intent to run a creditable office.
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Cheyenne County
J. W. McDaniel
Sidney, Ned
Carl Vinson
Sidney
Neb
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Support in Cheyenne County
A candidate declares for the office of Sheriff of Cheyenne County subject to Republican primary voters on August 15 1911. He asks the electors of Paris Borcacist Sidney Neb to support him at the August primary.
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Cheyenne County
Paris
Henry E. Garren
Sidney
Neb
Notte Fork
Department of the Interior
U. S&s. Land Office
North Platte
Frank W. Portrey
HFE
C. Uw
P.m
E. Vv
Pomeroy
John Daugherty
John Oldershaw
Frank Ackerman
J. E. Evans
County Commissioner Candidacies in Nebraska Primaries
Jerome B Halston of Higgins Nebraska seeks re election to the second district county commissioner seat and urges republican voters to support him in the primary. Herman Armuth of Dalton Nebraska also announces candidacy before democratic primaries pledging business like conduct if nominated and elected.
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Jerome B. Halston, Higgins
Neb
Hermanarmuth
Dalton
Morrison Seeks Cheyenne County Superintendent Re Election
Ep1th H. Morrison announces candidacy for re election to the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction in Cheyenne County. He pledges to continue conscientious service and raise the standard of public schools if elected, subject to Republican primary voters on August 15, 1911.
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Cheyenne County
H. Morrison
Brandt Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner Second District
Oscar Brandt of Sidney Nebraska announces his run for County Commissioner Second District subject to Republican primary voters. He asks for support from GOP and local residents.
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Oscar Brandt
Sidney
Neb
Doran Seeks Reelection as Cheyenne County Clerk
H T Doran of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for re election as Cheyenne county clerk subject to Republican primary voters on August 15 He pledges undivided attention and best energies to official duties if honored with another term.
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Cheyenne County
H. T. Doran
Sidney
Nebraska
Peesvenis
Nebraskia
Lev d
E.w.zienert
Chuaman
Lesnik Newhauder
Nelson seeks Republican nomination for County Clerk
Walter J. Nelson of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk in the upcoming primary on August 15. He thanks friends and supporters for any assistance.
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Walter J. Nelson
Sidney
Neb
Candidacy Announcement for Clerk in Sidney Neb
Elmer Youngland of Sidney Nebraska declares his candidacy for clerk in the upcoming primary. He urges voters to support him at the August 15th primary.
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Elmer Youngland
Sidney
County Judge Candidates Enter Races in Cheyenne County
Henry E. Garren announces Republican candidacy for County Judge at the August 15 primary. C P Chambers seeks Democratic nomination for County Judge subject to voters at the August 15 primary in Sidney Nebraska.
Coroner Candidates Announced in Cheyenne County
J Parks of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for County Coroner subject to Democratic primary results. A E Hedlund M D of Dalton Nebraska also declares candidacy for Cheyenne County Coroner subject to Republican primary on August 15 1911.
Hedlund Runs as Republican Candidate for County Coroner
Dr A E Hedlund of Dalton enters the county coroner race as a Republican candidate. He has built a lucrative medical practice in Dalton and is respected by many residents who know him personally. The coroner post often goes to a medical professional, a fit alignment noted in his bid.
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A.E. Hedlund
State Tuberculosis Hospital Site Chosen at Kearney
The board of public lands and buildings located the state tubercular hospital at Kearney after selecting among applicants Kimball Lodgepole Alliance Long Pine and Seneca. The legislature provided 40000 for site purchase and building. The board bought a suitable building and thirteen acres for 24000.
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Kearney
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Kimball
Lodgepole
Alliance
Long Pine
Seneca
Reading Between the Lines Reveals True Heart Hunger
The piece notes that success brings friendship while hardship attracts strangers and that few people read beyond exterior calm to see inner need. It reflects on cold encouragement and the difficulty of perceiving real sincerity.
July heat fuels open air eating tales from moose to skunk
In June and July the national air is described as greatly overheated. A curious claim notes moose flesh as an incomparable dish, and likewise praises skunk meat.
No clear coronation event captured in readable text
Fragmentary notes mention Alfred Austin coronation, fly egg counts, Lorimer case resumption on the thirteenth, and Bryan as a possible figure. No coherent incident or outcome is stated. details are unclear and scattered.
Man with rheumatism outs old weather bureau prognostication
The line mocks the government weather bureau, claiming a rheumatism sufferer remains a more reliable predictor of weather than the official forecast. No date or name provided.
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Government Weather Bureau
Taft Collision Celebration Sparks Speculation
A remark references a collision for Taft's benefit during a Fourth of July celebration. The quotation notes people like to try everything once and Taft may attempt it again.
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Taft
A President May Be Used Again in Shadowed Terms
A brief, shadowy term relegates the vice presidents to innocuous desuetude as custom allows a president to be used again.
Why are not Uncle Sam's soldiers due to come out and quell a family row
The text questions why federal troops are not deployed to settle a domestic dispute, noting the Constitution promises to insure domestic tranquility and implying a failure to enforce public order. It frames the issue as a critique of government response to internal conflict.
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Sam
Oregon judge bans gum chewers in courtroom
An Oregon judge prohibits gum chewing in his courtroom while showing no objection to tobacco. The piece notes the rule hurts ladies who have not used the weed before. A man reportedly lit a match to test a gas line barrel, discovered it full, filled his can, and continued on.
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Oregon
College days recalled by six week institute alumni
The passage notes that graduates usually forget college days and only those who spent about six weeks at a Sheers and Roreback institute boast of their college days.
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Sheers and Roreback Institute
Niagara Falls Power Fight Prompts New U S Action
Chicago factory owners approve a plan to allow their employer to prime operations and now observers ask if the U S government will grant permission for the Niagara Falls project. The question centers on whether federal approval will enable the falls to be harnessed or altered by industrial action.
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Chicago
U. S
Society Opposes Prize Awards for Aviators Altitude
A humane society seeks a law banning altitude prizes for aviators arguing the effort is needless. The issue questions whether it matters if a pilot falls six hundred or six thousand feet and frames the proposal as borrowed trouble.
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Humane Society
Trap catches a victim near Harrisburg Neb
Peterson a bachelor ranchman set a trap to catch a thief pilfering from his home. Fifteen year old Sam Benson walked into the door trap and died from a gunshot wound to the legs after amputation. Coroner’s jury rules death from the wound received while committing a felony. Peterson jailed. no charges filed yet.
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Peterson
Harrisburg
Neb
Sam Benson
Benson
Will Fight Grasshoppers In Will County Meet
Will County farmers gathered in McCook to organize a countywide push against grasshoppers. Myron Swenk, assistant state entomologist, outlined control methods and Burlington's Superintendent Flynn offered company support for a united effort. A follow up meeting is planned for Saturday July 15 to review progress and plan further action.
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Red Willow County
McCook
Myron Swenk
Flynn
Burlington
Norris Men Lose Lancaster Senatorial Fight in Convention
The Lancaster county Republican convention selected Frank E Edgerton deputy attorney general as a state committee member from the Norris Brown district amid strong progressive opposition. Postmaster Sizer moved to table a motion to reconsider. Nels P Flansen named chairman of the county central committee and fifty six delegates chosen.
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Norris
Lancaster County
Frank E Edgerton
Norris Brown
Edgerton
Sizer
Nels P Flansen
War on Grasshoppers Hits Western Kansas Fields
A government extermination campaign targets grasshoppers wiping out alfalfa and other crops along the Santa Fe railroad right of way in western Kansas. A poison mix of arsenic salt and molasses is spread to kill the insects, with farmers aided by the rail line. One Scott county rancher buys 300 turkeys to combat the pests.
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Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad
Goernment Bureau of
Eratomelody
Schroon Lake Name Tied to Adirondack Expression
Schroon Lake derives its name from an Adirondack Indian expression meaning a daughter of the mountain. The translation reflects local lore linking the lake to a mountain daughter motif.
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Schroon Lake
Chief Donahue blamed for neglect in Omaha liquor law
In a state custer suit, referee Robert F Evans of Dakota City accuses Omaha Chief of Police Donahue of dereliction of duty by failing and refusing to enforce the state law against immoral houses and liquor sales.
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Donahue
Omaha
Robert F Evans
Dakota City
Supreme Court
Custer
Colorado Woman Slays Husband with Axe in Quiet Town
A Colorado woman killed her husband by striking him with an axe in a peaceful town. The accused, described as gentle, allegedly refused to defend herself as the attack occurred. The case raises concerns over rising violence among married couples.
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Colorado
Boy Drowns in Blue River Near Beaver Crossing
Willie Tjarda aged seventeen drowned while swimming in the Blue River near Beaver Crossing. Five years earlier he had been sent to Beaver Crossing for alcohol and brought home wood alcohol which killed his mother and blinded his father, a blacksmith. Dr Henry C Victor a Lincoln dentist with long service died after years of decline aided by his wife. He belonged to Elks United Workmen and Modern Woodmen and had come to Lincoln from Olney Illinois in 1886.
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Willie Tjarda
Blue River
Beaver Crossing
Henry C. Victor
Lincoln
the Elks
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Modern Woodmen
Victor
Olney
Sculptor Claims Human Form Majesty Hidden in Garb
A sculptor of the nude argues that the beauty of the human form lies hidden in trousers and skirts. The village board, lacking artistic temperaments, may reject any public revelations of such majesty.
Judge of Men
A speaker cites a mother as a good judge of men warning against marriage. The remark notes the mother’s history of remarriage and hints at the speaker’s concern about a prospective spouse.
Omaha Wins Mail Headquarters for Railway Service Division
Postmaster General Hitchcock selects Omaha to house the executive offices of the new railway mail service division serving Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming after evaluating competing cities.
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Railway Mail Service
Congress
Hitchcock
Omaha
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Bigamist Walter S. Brunson Sentenced in Grand Island Case
Walter S. Brunson known as Young, a self confessed bigamist from Grand Island, was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary by Judge Dungan after marrying a Hastings woman without a divorce from a Michigan wife.
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Walter S. Brunson
Alias Young
Grand Island
Hastings
Michigan
Dungan
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F. A. Gapen
S. P. Withers
Simon Fishman
Sioon Fisuman
Trenchier
M Wriight
Vetera
C. P Chambers
J. Parks
A. E. Hedlund
Alfred Austin
Lorimer
Bryan
Boy
Red Willow
Lancaster
J. P. Lingaard
Sidney, Nebraska
Scott County
Evervrhing
Dr. H. C. Victor
Pteeanser
Brunson
HW. T. Dorran
J Lo
UT Green
Sandwich Mfg Co
Bell
Dixie
Maud
Prince
Harris
Lodge Pole
Sandwich Mra Co
C E. George
Hag
Prdinance NO
Depenant NO
State of
V Huge
E. W Atrenerr
Lesifn Neubauer
Ader
Fred Na Auth
Josie Namuth
Sidney Telegraph
A. D
Henry E. Garen
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