Multiple Candidacies for Cheyenne County Treasurer Nomination
A series of public announcements by Sidney residents seeks Cheyenne County treasurer nominations. S P Witters Republican, John Daugherty Democrat, Simon Fishman Democrat, M Whent Republican, and Herman Schroeder Republican announce primary bids for the office on August 15th or August 14th with pledges of economical, efficient administration and service to all voters.
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John Daugherty
Sidney
News
Cheyenne County
Simon Fishman
M. Whent
Sidney, Neb
Sheriff Candidacies in Cheyenne County Primaries
Announced candidates J W McDaniel seeks Democratic re election as sheriff of Cheyenne County Sidney Nebraska pledges to perform duties to the death of ability Cari Vinson runs as Republican nominee cites prior deputy role and intent to conduct office credibly if elected both listings reflect party slates and voter involvement for upcoming primaries.
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Cheyenne County
J. W. McDaniel
Sidney, Ned
Cari
Vinson, Sidney
Neb
County Commissioner Candidates Announce Plans
Jerome B. Haiston of Higgins Ned seeks re election for the second district county commissioner subject to Republican primary voters. Herman Armuth of Dalvwa Neb announces candidacy before Democratic primaries pledging a business like approach and thanks voters for favors.
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Jerome B. Haiston
Higgins
Ned
Tome
Herman Armuth
Dalvwa
Oscar Brandt Announces Second District County Commissioner Candidacy
Oscar Brandt of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for the office of County Commissioner in the Second District, subject to Republican voters at the county primary election. He asks for support from the party.
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Oscar Brandt
Sidney
Neb
Re-election bid for Cheyenne County clerk by H T Doran
H T Doran of Sidney Nebraska declares intent to seek re election as county clerk of Cheyenne county. He references the Republican voters decision at the upcoming primary on August 15 and pledges continued undivided attention to duties if honored with another term.
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Cheyenne County
H. T, Doran
Sidney
Morrison Seeks Re election as Cheyenne County Superintendent
Epith H Morrison announces candidacy for re election as County Superintendent of Public Instruction in Cheyenne County. He aims to raise the standard of public schools and states he will serve conscientiously if elected, subject to Republican voters at the August 15 1911 primary.
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Cheyenne County
Epith H. Morrison
Gapen Files Candidacy for County Judge Seat
Henry E. Gapen of Sidney Nebraska announces candidacy for election to the county judge office. He notes his current appointment fills a vacancy and says his name will appear on the Republican primary ballot. August 15.
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Ibereby
Henry E. Gapen
Sidney
Neb
Shall We Celebrate the Fourth in Sidney
The article urges Sidney to invite neighbors to celebrate the Fourth of July, suggesting a town program to forge fellowship. It notes Sidney’s central location and readiness to open its doors, calling on public spirited residents to assess the scene quickly and foster patriotic spirit.
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Sidney
The Underlying Pathos In Jokes And Moral Insight
A meditation on humor and sorrow noting that jokes hide depth of pathos. It contrasts the humorous surface with a sobering view of an old bridegroom the drunkard in the street and their unspoken struggles, urging empathy over laughter.
Unlikely House and Humble Folly Stir Grim Reactions
A poignant scene unfolds around a dilapidated house with broken windows and a haunted air. Readings of a ragged child, a bony horse, and a homeless dog frame a bleak gallery of human misfortune. The Sunday supplement adds a grim, sardonic counterpoint.
Airships Arrive and Stay Despite Winds and Delays
The passage notes that winds cannot be controlled yet airships have arrived and will endure. It argues against dwelling on gloomy tales of failed navigation and the misfortunes of travelers, insisting that sympathy is wasted as air travel becomes established.
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Heaven
Train hold ups in England amid coronation ceremonies
The text predicts popular train hold ups around England for the coronation and related ceremonies. It notes that eligible ladies are busy planning the events and that these hold ups will be honored rather than punished.
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England
Sleep Deprived Father Objects To Night Duty
A man enjoys a friendly game until the early hours but protests loudly when asked to wake for a baby’s drink, claiming he did not sleep a wink. The remark highlights domestic fatigue and gendered expectations around caregiving.
Memorial Day Service Faces Uneasy Applause During Funeral Song
In a Memorial Day service the crowd's applause rises during a solemn funeral song, creating a jarring moment as mourners struggle to maintain decorum while honoring the ceremony and its memory.
Witty quip on fashion and rumors about PEO hints
A witty take notes that well dressed women invite comments about husbands nose to the grindstone and poorly dressed women invite talk of gambling. The piece ends claiming a hunch that P. E. O. stands for Please Embrace One in a playful alias.
Fifty Three Sundays This Year Breaks 110 Year Pattern
A reader notes that this year contains fifty three Sundays, a rare calendar occurrence not seen since 1914. The anomaly highlights the irregularity in the yearly calendar and draws attention to the date distribution across weeks.
Tragic Death Attracts Little Town Notice
A hired man in a nearby eastern area died by his own action creating a sad tragedy tied to work on corn fields. Investigators note the loss occurred as the season’s plowing began and the community laments the accident.
Gaye Drafts Rules Under New Factory Sanitation Law
Deputy Labor Commissioner Gaye forms an extensive rule set to enforce the act regulating sanitation in factories mercantile and mechanical establishments with eight or more workers. The law carries penalties and allows damages for injuries caused by noncompliance.
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Lincoln
Gaye
McFadden Named State Hotel Inspector
Lincoln June 1 R D McFadden Hastings traveling man appointed hotel inspector under the Bulla hotel bill. He will be paid 5 dollars per day for duties ahead of the law taking effect July 7. The act tightens hotel regulation and carries 2500 dollars appropriated for its enforcement.
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Lincoln
R. D. McFadden
Hastings
Registration at University Shows Few Foreign Students
Lincoln June 1. The university reports 4622 students registered with eight from foreign countries and 218 from other states. Nonresidents include 75 from Iowa, 24 from Kansas, 17 from Colorado and Missouri, and representation from 31 states and territories, with students coming from Florida, Louisiana and Oregon.
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Lincoln
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Florida
Louisiana
Oregon
Rural Life Commission Signals Probe Into State Farm Life
Lincoln May 31 The rural life commission pressed for an active inquiry into farm and community life in the state. An advisory committee and planned measures point to a broad set of recommendations. Omaha figures T F Sturgess and T J Grumby joined in high spirited talks on taxation division. Although no firm pledge was set, experts expect notable outcomes and practical benefit from the commission’s work.
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Lincoln
Rural Life Commission
T. F. Sturgess
T. J. Grumby
Omaha
Revival Ends in Crawford with 200 Conversions
Rev Frank Mathias concluded three weeks of evangelistic services in Crawford Nebraska on May 31. The meetings drew more than 200 converts who were directed into several local churches.
Wayne Dry Victory in Special Election
Wayne Nebraska voters chose prohibition by 247 to 219 in a special election held May 30. The drys carried the measure, approving the local dry status over wets.
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Wayne
Nehk
Drys
Chicago Markets and Livestock Report May 31
Closing prices for grains show Wheat May at 104 percent and July at 89 c, Corn May 52 to 53 c, July 53 c, Sept 53 c, Oats May 34 14 c, July 35 4 c. Pork July 14 55, Sept 14 20, Lard July 9 05, Sept 8 12 14. Cattle receipts 17,000 with prices $5.15–6.40 for beeves and other beef ranges. Hogs receipts 33,020 with price bands from 5.75 to 6.10 for various weights. Sheep receipts 22,000 with natives $3.00–4.60, westerns $3.00–4.65. Cash wheat and corn prices listed.
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Chicago
South Omaha Livestock Market Report May 31
South Omaha stock receipts show cattle 3,400 with steers 5.35 to 6.10, cows 3.75 to 5.65, stockers 4.00 to 5.60, bulls 4.25 to 5.00, calves 6.00 to 8.00. Hogs 12,900 with barrows and gilts 5.10 to 6.70, butchers 5.75 to 5.80, lights 5.90 to 5.95. Sheep 2,800 with ewes 3.75 to 4.50 and lambs 5.75 to 7.25.
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South Omaha
Land Office Notice of Final Proof in Nebraska Claim
Department of the Interior notices Anthony M Lenfaaleul Leafdale of Leafdale Nebraska will file final two year proof to establish a land claim for a southwest quarter described in serial number gsi. The hearing before US Commissioner Jos Qberfelders at Sidney Neb occurs July 3, witnesses Edwin L Hougen Charles A Strandberg John Strandberg and John Johnson of Leafdale Neb.
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Department of the Interior
North Platte
Neb
Anthony M Lenfaaleul
Leafdale
Nebraska
Gsi
Durange Sa
Jos, Qberfelders
Sidney Neb
Clalmant
Edwin L. Hougen
Charles A Strandberg
John Strandberg
John Johnson
Leaftdale
J E Evans
U.S. Land Office
Peter Lingwail
Sidney
Edmond Root
Clarence S Chambers
Lewis Worth
Seeley
Edward G. Thornburg
Potter
US Land Office
Henry M. Babb
Dalton
Jame
Steven Bubb
Henry Ko Clough
Charles Rayert
George M Bewley
Wll
J. E. Evass
Nebo
Edward McLernon
H. EB
Ollie Camblin
Job
Mrudeen
John Shurman
Cunt Thompson
Jor. Evans
Register
Nebr
William Thompsett
Hans Anderson
Norman McCurtain
Gus Schmidt
G. J. E. Evans
U. Land Office
Gustav Gunderson
6Th Principal Meridian
Charles Gunderson
Robert Gunderson
Peter Nelson
Jacob Nelson
J. E. Evans
U. S. Land Office
John E. Sanders
Ickes
Jacob Mayer
Henry Mayer
William Gustafson
Otaru
Lewis Brett
Sextorp
Nebraska probate notice for Hannah M Pease will
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Charles Gladwyn LeSueur petitions to prove Hannah M Pease last will and testament and be executor. The hearing is set for June 7 1911 at 10 a m in County Court. publication of notice in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Arthur Reginald LeSueur
Evelyn Daisy LeSueur
Jessie Claire LeSueeur
Charles Gladwyn LeSueur
Hannah M. Pease
Charles Gidwyn LeSueur
Sidney Telegraph
Becker
Special
Final accounting and discharge sought in Sukovaty estate
Nebraska Cheyenne County Court schedules a hearing for Anna Sukovaty executrix to settle and discharge her final account in the John Sukovaty estate. Notice to interested parties will be published in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to the June hearing. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised.
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State OF Nebraska
Cheyenne Country
Ata
Said
Pregent
Henry E. Gapen
John Sukovaty
Anna Sukovuty
Sipney Veelegrarh
Tiexky E. Garen
Paress
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UU Doan
S. P. Witters
Tressurer
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Herman Schroeder
M’fadden
Pedersen
Kruse
Ozste
J E. Evans
Nerkasiva
Abou
A. Whit
Henry E Gapen
Joseph Sharmer
Callahin
Wu County
Reed
Henry E. Garen
Seriaul No
Eeee Fork Publication
Price
T. Doran
State OF
Cheyenne
Henry E. Capen
Katie Shurmer
Chas. Callahan
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