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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
6
A jumble of 1911 trivia notes includes aimless musings on a future crowning in June and the fate of a German Emperor, jokes about hogs and cars, a Wisconsin dairyman with a phonograph in a cow barn, and critiques of Mrs. Young’s stance on film morality.
Walter V. Hoagland, prominent North Platte attorney and bankruptcy referee, enters the Republican primary race for State Senate. He has wide local practice, many supporters, and few foes in the county.
Judge M P Kinkaid announces re nominating bid for his U S Congress seat. He is well and favorably known across the state and his past service is cited as evidence of continued usefulness to constituents. Supporters emphasize steady, unwavering backing over hostile criticism.
Representative Bushee of Kimball announces candidacy for the Republican primaries to represent the district. The paper praises his Lincoln work and spirit, noting it may benefit the district and state if elected with the usual party majority.
Congressman M P Kinkaid announces candidacy for re nomination to Congress in the August 16 primary. He cites loyalty to Roosevelt era policies and Taft era measures, defends coal land dealings, defends voting record, and pledges to pursue tariff reform and direct election of senators.
B K Bushee declares candidacy for re election to represent the 54th district subject to Republican approval at Anguat 16th primaries. He offers no extended platform but pledges support for progressive legislation and district and state interests. He emphasizes census year redistricting and proper representation for the west end.
Leroy Martin announces candidacy for re election as Cheyenne County attorney pending Republican primary approval on August 16. He states he seeks continued office through the upcoming election.
Nomination to the office of Nebraska is subject to the will of Republican voters at the coming primary on August 16, 1910. R W Devoe announces the process and date.
Pleasant View residents send greetings to Sidney and Peach Pinem ranches. Lora Adama to teach Pleasant View school. Rebecca Schrear visits Sidney and Montauk ranch. Heimer improves, Heimer moves to new homestead. Stiner fences and Schrear family stacks grain.
James L. McIntosh files petition to waive administration of Karl J. Schaefer deceased's estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Heirs include widow Wilhelmins Peterat age over 50 and sons Christhian Fred and Karl Schaefer Jr all over 21, with residence Idaho and Wyoming respectively. Hearing set by County Judge James Tucker for August 3 1910 at 10 am in Sidney Nebraska.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the petition in the estate of Albert D Pickering seeks a finding of heirs and a ruling that the real estate described as the Southwest Quarter of Section 13 in Township 16 North Range 52 West is exempt from debts and not subject to attachment. The hearing is set for August 10 1910 at 9:00 a.m. in Sidney County Court. If you contest you must appear at the time and place stated.
Nebraska probate notice for Aquila H Pickering estate. Philander Pickering filed July petition in Cheyenne County Court seeking exemption of real estate and heirs. Court in Sidney set August 11, 1910 hearing, urging interested parties to appear or risk grant of relief.
Two young mares described as blue-gray with a white facial spot and bay with a white star and hind leg white markings are offered as estrays in Sidney Nebraska. One has a brand on left jaw marked 43-5 CA. The notices list Beebe and the dentist offices on August 8 in the Gapen building as locations or contacts.
The readable OCR fragment refers to HT Doran as district court clerk and a partial court notice. No additional names, dates, places, or actions are readable to specify the case or filing details.
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