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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1904

Page

5

Nebraska Republican committee elects Lehr as chairman in Omaha move

The Nebraska state central committee chose H. F Lehr of Albin as chairman with Arthur B. Allen of Johnston County as secretary and A. B. Henning of Omaha as treasurer. Charles H. Sloan of Fillmore County became vice chairman as headquarters shift to Omaha aims to unite Douglas County factions. State Engineer Adna Dobson warned of possible water famine while hydrographer Stevens noted a rise at Kearney. Campaign spending by several candidates ranged from small sums to 6230 dollars, with large expenses for convention headquarters.

State Central Committee H. F Lehr Albion Arthur B. Allen Johnston County A. B. Henning Omaha Charles H. Sloan Filmore County Lehr Nebraska Boone County Douglas County Repubblicans Adna Dobson U. S Stevens Kearney Norris Brown Secretary of State McGilton J. L McBrien H. M. Eaton EB. M. Searle, Jr Mortensen Bush

Riverside News Notes on Wolves and Weather

In Riverside the wolf population remains low with one wolf likely left. Claude Rodgers visited his brother Bird at Last Chance. A hail storm caused slight damage and a heavy rain followed. Ed Smith spoke on irrigation and the Kin KAid homestead law. Cattlemen report nine wolves captured versus Waggy's two, and Waggy's fame wanes as the cattlemen gain glory. George Humes bought horses for Belmont Canal Co. at Bridgeport. The Platte River rose a foot after heavy rain.

Claude Rodgers Bird Ed. Smith Kinkaid Frank Elsass Ralph Oliver Rowlan Frank Mulloy John O'Dell Dugout Creek Anthony Johnson Platte River George Humes Bridgeport Belmont Canal Co Waggy

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