Sheriff and county office candidates announce 1909 primary
A slate of Cheyenne county political notices announces candidacies for sheriff clerk treasurer superintendent of public instruction and county commissioner. Names include J W McDaniel P A Barrett Clyde Lancaster HB Dor an W R Woop Enpiru Morrison and L R Bartow with primary date August 17 1909 and party notes from Sidney Colton Weyette Lodgepole Nebraska.
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Cheyenne County
W R. Woop
Weyette
Neb
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Enpiru H. Morrison
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County Candidates Announce Candidacies
A 1909 notice lists Louis Brorr of Dextorp and C. M. Wincut of Sidney announcing their bids for county offices. Brorr seeks Democratic primary approval for Commissioner District Three. Wincut announces intent to run for Cheyenne County Coroner in the August 17 primary.
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Cheyenne County
Louis Brorr, Dextorp
County Judge Sidney Race Seeks Democratic Primary Support
County Judge of Cheyenne county, subject to Democratic voters in the primary on Tuesday, August 17, 1809. James Tucker, Sidney, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
James Tucker
Sidney
Bettendorp and Hupson Seek County Judge Posts in Cheyenne County
H Bettendorf of Sidney announces as Democratic candidate for County Judge of Cheyenne County with primary due August 17 1909. J C Hupson of Sidney also files as Republican candidate for County Judge with same primary date and intent.
Wercary Creeps Down With Regular Slide
The fragment notes a recurring movement described as the wercary creeping up and sliding down with steady regularity, likened to a taillike bill. The text conveys a mysterious, rhythmic pattern without specific events or clear entities.
Taft Opposes Aldrich Bill and Lincoln Saint Prayers
A caustic editorial argues Taft should veto the Aldrich bill to end costly government waste. It asserts the public has funded Congress, demanding results. The piece notes a Lincoln woman was adjudged in sine for praying, and mocks Dr. Osler on aging theories.
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Taft
Aldrich
Congress
HIGGINS Dalton Notes A Busy Social Week
Crystal Foster in Dalton visiting Mr. Morrow. Ice cream party at Mrs. Bennett's canceled due to a severe hailstorm. Mrs. Zuhlke and C E Matthews left to attend a funeral for two infant sisters. John Beyer ill with mumps. Oscar Harris family visiting Foster household. Cunningham hauled wheat to Dalton. Morrow and Andersons to Camp Stool ranch. Newt Foster visited Dalton.
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Crystal Foster
Dalton
Mr. Morrow
Mrs. Bennett
Mr. Cunningham
Morrow
Anderson
Camp Stool Ranch
Community Notes and Club Happenings in Bronson
A social update from Bronson shows members of John Andersons family hosting the fourth annual gathering with Len Sherwin visiting. The Country Culture Club elected officers and set botany and bird life as the year’s focus. Milt Ozgood and family plan a temporary move to Sidney. Mr Rore recently received eye treatment in Cheyenne. The Culture Club will host a free ice cream social at President Mrs Andersons home on July 24.
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Country Culture Club
Brown
Sth
Milt Ozgood
Sidney
Rore
Cheyenne
Culture Club
San
Anderson
Local Residents Return Trips and Travelers
Nalton A. J Kinnersley returned from Iowa on Wednesday. H. E. Brown traveled to Bidney on Wednesday. Irene and Olive Brown came back from Edgemont South Dakota Friday. A J Kinnersley made a business trip to Minatare Friday. W. Handley was a county seat caller Friday. Bert Handley was a south bound passenger Monday. G. H. Willis Emil Andreen and the Junkins and the Minns were south bound passengers Tuesday. Chas Loder near Potter was a business caller Wednesday. C W Handley went to Bridgeport the first of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J Kinnersley
Iowa
H. E. Brown
Bidney
Irene
Olive Brown
Edgemont, South Dakota
A J. Kinnersley
Minatare
W. Handley
Bert Handley
G.H. Willis
Emil Andreen
Junkin
Minshall
Chas. Loder
Potter
North Divide News Briefs Include Fire Damage and Personal Loss
The Saturday night hall caused extensive damage in the neighborhood with many affected. Mr Matthews and Mrs Zuhlke mourn their two little sisters who died in a coal oil can explosion. Marshal Perkins and family visited Will Neick, while Leichty spent Monday with Frank Rilen. A Bennetts party was canceled due to weather. A traveler at the Union depot debated Canadian time 24 hour format, while O E Barbre explained the system.
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Mr. Matthews
Zuhlke
Marshal Perkins
Will Neick
Leichty
Frank Rilen
Bennetts
Union Depot
O. E. Barbre
Barbre
Kansas City Star
The Town That Push Built The Town That Push Built
A poem noting how a furniture dealer followed a clothier’s ad and spent income on clothing after dealings with a dry goods merchant, butcher, grocer, and workman, finishing with a jab that local dealers who stay alert advertise their goods.
Miner Family at Tobin Opera House July 29
The Miner Family, famed Chicago musical entertainers, appear at the Tobin Opera House Wednesday evening July 29 under the Sidney Military Band. Tickets go on sale at Baldwin's Monday July 19. A street concert by the band will precede at Doon and at 710, assisted by the company.
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Miner
Chicago
Tobin Opera House
Sidney Military Band
Baldwin's
Doon
Railroad Notes Show Transfers and Projects Across Lines
Engineer Ringelty returns to work after a rest. Bridge Foreman Murphy and team go from Wisconsin to resume duties. Henry Roberts moves from the U P Hotel to a diner route between Council Bluffs and Los Angeles. Jim Clark becomes hostler helper nights. Yardmaster Borden starts building a new home in Morrow addition near the baseball grounds. A new floor is installed in the machine shops. Foreman Hast goes to Topeka with iron workers to set two or three water tanks. Murphy moves his bridge crew east to repair bridges. Wm Allery takes a short layoff. County commissioners plan a session next Wednesday for one day.
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Ringelty
Murphy and
Éon
Wisconsin
Henry Roberts
U. P
Council Bluffs
Los Angeles
Jim Clark
Borden
Morrow
Hast
Topeka
Kansas
Murphy
Wm Allery
Square Deal Land Co Formed In Mesera
The Square Deal Land Co. is a new real estate firm organized in Mesera. C.F Liebhart and G. B. Lobb, both well known and trustworthy citizens, comprise the firm.
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The
Square Deal Land Co
Mesera
C.F Liebhart
G. B. Lobb
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed by Sidney Resident
Mrs Herman H Schroeder of Sidney Nebraska reports back pain and dizziness resolved after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She notes initial remedies failed and credits two boxes with lasting relief. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Sidney
Herman H. Schroeder
Sidney, Neb
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Depth limits for coal mining in Britain
The Chicago Tribune notes that below about 4000 feet heat reaches blood heat, hindering coal mining as currents of water may carry heat away. Great Britain's coal commission ruled mines are unworkable below 4000 feet. Rock depth reaches 30 to 40 miles, where heat could liquefy materials, but unknown heat pressure relation leaves fluid or solid state undecided.
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Great Britain
Coal Commission
Chicago Tribune
Land Office Notice of Five Year Proof Claim
Charles Chinder of Potter Nebo filed notice to make final five year proof to establish claim to land in nw and lots 2 sec 30 twp 12 range Mw 7th meridian. Hearing before Judge James Tucker at Sidney Neb on July 28. Witnesses include Edwin Nelson Gilbert Nelson August W Olson Julius Cavalli and E Evans, Register.
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Department of the Interior
North Platte Nebo
Charles Chinder
Potter Nebo
James Tucker
Sidney
Edwin Nelson
Gilbert Nelson
Potter
August W Olson
Seatorp
Julus Cavalli
E Evans
Notice for Publiccation George Thornberg land claim
George Thornberg of Potter Nebraska filed a notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his claim to land described as wig and selg in township 13 north range 52 west of the 6th principal meridian. The hearing will be before James Tucker, county judge in Sidney Nebraska on August 28 1909. Witnesses listed include Charles Gunderson Gustaf Gunderson Oliver Hensen and John Hensen all of Potter Nebraska. J E Evans Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
North Platte
Neb
George Thornberg
Potter
Nebraska
Wig & Selg
James Tucker
Sidney
Charles Gunderson Gustaf Gunderson
Oliver Hensen
John Hensen
J. E. Evans
Department of the Interior Land Office
Charles Gunderson
Potter Neb
George A Thornberg
Gustaf Gunderson
Jacob Nelson
Gustaf Meyer
Allof Potter
E. Evans
Pegirrment
Interior
U & Land Office
Albert J Davison
Ekus
S& Ney
Sidney Nebraska
John Eckert
J H. Foster Edward Walsh
Jamnes McNulty
Lekes
Noni Eopor
Department of the Interior US
North Flatre
Notte
Wilhelminate Windsheimer
Weyerts
Uny
Sidney Neb
Chumant
Naspar Wolf
George Fotkerts Weverts
Henry Stevens
Mike Windsheimer
Neba
Emory Plank
Peter Stevens
Mons Johnson
Lodgepole
Simon Witters
Henry Flessner
Ottee
Edith M. Foster
Edith M Davison
Ickes
Atention
North Phatte
Edwin Nelson
Pour
Oth
Chaimant
Charles Frickson
Charles Olander
Harry Olander
Elmer Jacotson Sextorp
J E Evays
Register
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Mary E. Davis
In the matter of the estate of Mary E. Davis deceased creditors are summoned to meet the administrator before the County Judge of Cheyenne county Nebraska at the County Court Room on August 26 1909 at 1 o clock pm for claims examination adjustment and allowance six months to present claims and one year to settle from July 9 19. This notice will be published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before August 7 1909. [Seal] (Copy) Janus Tucker County Judge
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Mary E. Davis
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Yarcock
Puousneu
Sidney Telegraph
Janus Tucker
Contested Homestead Entry Notice in Nebraska
Thomas B. Howerter, contestant, files affidavit against Charles E. Overman for homestead entry No. 01ST in Twp 12N R48W. Hearing set for Aug 2 1909 before James Tucker at Sidney Nebraska. final hearing Sept 1 1909 before the U S Land Office in North Platte. Publication ordered due to service difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Thomas B. Howerter
Charles BE. Overman
Charles E Overman
James Tucker
Sidney
Nebraska
North Phitte
EL. Evans
Register
United States
Land Office
North Platte Neb
Nellie Waterman
William J Hales
J. E. Evans
Order of Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administration
State of Nebraska Cheyenne County to Antonie Krupicka Andrew Krupicka Mary Krupicka and Jerry Krupicka and all interested in the estate of Antonie Krupicka deceased Wesley Seda petitions for administration to Wesley Seda as administrator It is ordered you and all interested appear at the county court on July 41 1909 at 9 oclock a.m to show cause why petition should not be granted and notice be published in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing Witness James Tucker county judge seal
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State OF
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Antonie Krupicka
Andrew Krupicka
Mary Krupicka
Jerry Krupicka
Wesley Seda
Sidney Telegraph
Hearneg
Jnuly
James Tucker
William Murray
R J. Tate
Henarine
Notice to Creditors in Stanton Estate
Notice is given that creditors of Lewis A. Stanton deceased will meet the Cheyenne county Nebraska administrator before the county judge in the county courthouse on August 2, 1900 at 9 a.m. to present claims for examination. Six months allowed to present claims and one year to settle from June 28, 1900. Published in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before August 6, 1900. James Tucker County Judge.
Study in Debt Line Items and Liabilities Snapshot
The fragment lists financial line items including First mortgage loans, Delinquent interest, premiums, fines, Expenses and taxes paid, Total Liabilities, Capital stock paid up, Reserve fund, Undivided profits, Other Liabilities, Suspended stock, Expenditures, Loans, Cash on hand, Withdrawals, and dues. It resembles a balance sheet or financial report outline.
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Balanece
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J. W. McDaniel
Ofice
P. A Barrett
Colton
Sheriff
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T Doran
L. R Bartow
C. M. Wincut
Hisself
H. Bettendorp
J.C. Hupson
Lincoln
Dr. Osler
Rhine
Oscar Harris
Mrs. Foster
Newt Foster
Bronson
John Anderson
Len Sherwin
Home Folke
Nalton
North Divide
Ernest Ruhter
Chestnut Ranch
Mrs. Rihn
V.—The Wily Furniture Man
P.S
Railroad Notes
Dean
Lewis A. Stanton
Feu
Cemen
Nebraska Central Building & Loan Association
Sidney Lumber CO
Garr-Scott CO
Rock Springs
Hanna
Myrtie
Union Pacific Raiilroad Co
Pine Street
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Myrtle Street
Said Railroad Co
Pinestreet
Swas Dedrick
Leslie Necbaver
Sidney Loan & Building Association of
SSM Ag
Leslie Neubauer
Leslie New Bauer
Boa Jones
Aug Granneman
Chas. Callahan
Bassert
Rder
JE. Evans
J FE. Evans
UCTS
Charles Erickson
Potter, Neb
Clilmant
Iis
Martin Leafdale
Leefdale
Andrew Nelson
H. E. Louis
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Mercantile Company
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