Financial report and notices from Cheyenne County Nebraska 1904
The document lists total assets and liabilities with entries for mortgage limits cash delinquent taxes and premiums plus capital stock and reserves. It includes receipts and expenditures for the year ending June 1904 during association activities and a sworn statement by Chas Callahan. Also shown are court notices appointing Ella Burke administrator in the Carl E Burke estate and a tax sale notice by Jacob Eckert with land descriptions and redemption deadlines.
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Pa Reserve Fund
Swatr
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Omas
Callaman
Salemnty
Sid
Chas
Callahan
SBC
Leroy Martin
M Rapcurre
A. Prasa
Ader
State of
Cheyenne
Ata
Count Agar
James Tucker
Carl E. Burke
Ella Burke
Sidney Telegraph
Jacob Eckert
Jaco’ Eckert
Collections and Disbursements for Six Months Ending June 1904
A structured financial report from Sidney Nebraska dated July 12 1904 shows collections and disbursements across multiple funds. It lists state treasurer receipts county warrants redeemed various fund warrants including bridge road sinking and soldiers relief and notes receipts from village treasurers at Bayard Lodgepole Bridgeport and other towns. The document certifies the copy as true and correct to the best knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County General Fund
Cerees Co
Ceeee Co
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Farmers Irrigation District Fund
Warr
Ee Sidney
Treas
Bayard
Lodgepole
Bridgeport
Sinkineens Univers
Capitol Fund
Farmers Irrigation Dist
Sidney Village Fund
Bayard Village Fund
Lodgepole Village Fund
Bridgeport Village Fund
The Sickness of Vanity Looking Glass in the Sickroom
A doctor argues for allowing sick patients brief access to a mirror. He says viewing one’s reflection can boost morale and aid recovery when used judiciously, while withholding it can depress patients, especially women, and hinder treatment. He recalls hospital wards where mirrors were banned and notes the value of cautious mirror use in both hospital and private care.
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New York Press
Nut Values From The Ladies' Home Journal
Cheatnuts are starchy and replace potatoes while Brazil nuts and cream nuts are rich in fat and should blend with pecans English walnuts or hazelnuts. Black and white walnuts and hickory have nitrogen and oil but no starch. Cocoanuts have little nitrogen yet are rich in iron fiber is hard to digest. creams and milk are good for salads and sauces. Peanuts are high in nitrogen and contain oil. Boiled mashed peanuts are better than roasted. Almonds aid digestion but are pricey for large use. Four or five chewed after meals aid digestion of other foods.
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Brazil
Ladies’ Home Journal
Observational Wit Distinguishes City Ties in Smoking Play
An unnamed observer claims two men with unlit cigarettes can reveal if a Philadelphian Bostonian or New Yorker by how they share a light or discard the match. The tale is paired with a note on Herbert Spencer criticizing mass performance and his reaction to a Beethoven recital request at his home.
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Bos
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Philadelphia Presse
Herbert Spencer
Wusic
Beethoven
Excuses and Procrastination in School Dialogue
A classroom exchange shows the Teacher pressing for an excuse while the pupil cites a proverb about excuses. The pupil declines to perform the task, arguing that excuses correlate with incompetence, reflecting a social or educational moment in a Boston Transcript column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Fipil
Boston Transcript
Family note prompts kid to buy candy and soap
The cartoon caption shows a mother telling Mother Johnney to send the boy from school to the store for a stick of candy and a bar of soap. The father questions the request while the mother explains the soap should help him remember.
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Johnney
New York Weekly
Poker Talk Sparks Challenge in Houston Post Style
A brief exchange from the Houston Post features the urge to play poker versus a stance against games of chance. The quip reflects social attitudes toward gambling and playful dialogue.
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Houston Post
Senator Bilkins Speaks Little on Crowded Session
Report notes Senator Bilkins offered few comments as editors press for a concise update amid a crowded evening session. The exchange reflects tension between reporters and the legislature during key debates.
Contest of Land Claim Against Mille Colburg Heirs
John E Sanders files affidavit contest against heirs of Mille Colburg over lands in Nebraska. Alleged dead owner did not reside or improve the tract. heirs have not cultivated or built on it. Notice set for Aug 2 before the Register and Receiver. service attempted without success. Publication to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Sidney
Neb
Leo Osborn
Orgainst Willand Rbearss
Cau
William ©. Bearss
Chimant
Nebraska
Harris
Department of the Interior
Siluay
John E. Sanders
Mille Colburg
Colburg
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Span
Abe
Bret R.D. Harness
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Sidney Loan & Building Association of
Lincoln
Commissioner Puble Binds & Blogs
Goth
Rine
ISI
A. K. Greenlee
Oe Lumber
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Kruse Bros
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Zang
Front
Rose Street
Sidney, Neb
B. F. Mitchell
Prop
A. W. Tagg
Harry E. Tagg
Live Stock Commmission Company
Exchange Building
South Omaha, Neb
OUR
W. B. Tagg
Ege
Harlie Hamill
Che
Tobin & Wasem, Proprietors
Schlitz Beer
Milwaukeee
T. B. Dawson
Man
Spencer and
Masile
Senator Bilkins
Puck
OF the
Treasury of
County Funds
Stuking i
Rone
Betlet High School
Sidney Village
Bayard Village
Swi
J.C. Hudson
Land Agency
U. S. Land Office
E. J. Sweet
Aler
Gagt
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