County Commission Meeting Notes 1920 Actions Adopted
County commissioners met with Wm M. Goding as chair and members Barlow Rose Kepler, with county officials present. Actions include highway work through abandoned government cemetery, correcting Edward McLernen acreage assessments, and approving mothers pensions for Louise Garrison and Lottie Johnson. Several claims were audited, approved, and warrants ordered. listing includes Remington Typewriter Co. supplies, registrar services, surveyor materials, and numerous road labor payments. (Continued next week.)
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Wune Oth
Board of County Commissioners
AML
Wm M. Goding
BR. Barlow
A. 1 Rose, Jr
St. Poo Kepler
J. W. Billeter
Oakley O. Otten
H. J. Hammond
Chambers
Government Cemetery
Edward McLernen
Louise Garrison
Lottie Johnson
Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Tt. C. Lindsay
Lincoln
Nebraska
General Fund
Remington Typewriter Co
B. Byars
Henry Riebe
Sidney Mercantile
Royer & Schrump
J. M. Nelson Co
Treas
Surveyor’s
Treas., Com Coot H Revered Eee
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Zion Ins. & Industries Co
Lincoln School Supply Co
Cheyenne Co
Lbr. Co
Johnson & Wood- Worth
A. E. Hedlund
F. E. Crees
E. H. Briggs
F. E. Stephens
I. R. Barlow
H. Vanaelstyn
Potntoos
Tolt
C. M. Wright
Money Advanced Express
E. L. Jackson
Mattress
W. T. Sloan
Sotvicos le
Surveyor’s Supplies
Nora Fitzgerald
Ecee Sigb
Alice Willmon
Tissg
Oakley
Atten
Gineaut Bates
Visst Flossie Belekrueger
Roger Girl
Tradine Co
J. We. McDaniel
M Nelson
Jessie Muff
Crac
Hazelwood James
D. B. Mletcher
Salary
C. P. Chambers
Simmons Cook
Rogers
Bill Smith
Hugh Slawson
Bulvovor
Elmer Kahl
R. I. Kepler
Hird
Richard Kepler
SUPV
Otto Perso
Berions Ser Pecos Odendawen Es Eects
Alice Planck
Soviicor Peace Ee
Soviicor Peace Ee Eee Rsseenne 30.00 211985 Hubert Pierson
Supvefof Ooo
David Fut
Byars
H. P. Benjamin
Fumiga- Hon
Tenrronghe Adding Machine Co
Repair Ab
Kegle
Bassetts Pharmacy
Qooll Chastle Gardner
Twulda Gerrard
Mike Foley
Lodgepote Pharmacy
I LeSeuer
Sidney Municipal
Souveco
J. Wo Johnsen
Telephone Co
Eesceerens
Louise J. Garrison
J. M. Nelson, Co
Treus
C. K. Siebert
John Omel
Hilbert Porcher
Hilbert Borcher
Vorus
Henry Schmidt
Glen Bales
Tomas
Stig Bead Jaf
Fred Siemers
Vernon Scott
Sidney Motor Co
E.eeee
Carl A. Busboom
Francis Rose
Standard Oil Co., Gas and OL
Cccnneesseer Sc Ceees Peeves
John Bahr
Alfred Botelier
Emil Englert
John E. Gerke
Geo. Gunderson
Alfred Jorgensen
A. Ve Knox
Nash Vriesems Co
Re- Pats
Roy North
Walter Proctor
Esate
Wil Waite
Ben Ae Ass
George Dickinson
Albany Ee Begs Ree
M. W Osborn Motor Co
Mutual Oil Co
W. F. Osborn
Inbor
Art Oldenburg
Ceee
Wees
Tay Jolson
Frank .A. Johnson
Louis Nienhuser
Roe Whee Elds
F. Fleming
Neils Christensen
Voat Co
E. Cue
John Williams
Paul Mason
Bilge Weyers
Julius B. Schwartz
May
Famous London Street Fleet Street
Fleet Street runs from Ludgate Hill to the Strand, named for the Fleet stream now a sewer into the Thames. It has long been famed for printers booksellers banks taverns and coffee houses and remains the center of London's newspaper world with seats for Johnsons friends and other notable figures.
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Fleet Street
London
Ludgate Hill
Strand
Thames
Samuel Johnson
Nitrogen Consumption Projection For 1996
The forecast estimates total inorganic nitrogen consumption in the country at 188000 tons for 1996. This figure highlights anticipated demand across industry agriculture and related sectors.
Gnakespeare's Philosophy in a Reader's Note
A compact aphorism on happiness and envy from Shakespeare. It contrasts personal appetite with outward appearance, noting that many envy another's apparent luck while one should content oneself with inner state and modest ambitions.
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Gnakespeare
Hart
Shakespeare
Fragmented Quote Notes Repeated Speech Patterns
The excerpt observes people who pause before speaking often resume with another remark, implying a cycle of continued chatter. It highlights the habit across speakers, suggesting a trait of conversational persistence rather than a decisive point.
Human body heat melts ice and reaches boiling point
The human body generates enough heat during the day to melt 44 pounds of ice and raise the liquid to the boiling point.
Local and Personal News Mentions
Mrs C A Ely was a Sidney visitor Monday afternoon. Several births are noted including a son for John L B Munson on May 17 and daughters for Maurice Novich on May 21 and Fred W Willig on May 14. Other births include Yerman Laudner’s son on May 2 and Albert Brauer’s son on May 21. Residents traveling or visiting include Mrs Jens Jensen near Peetz on May 18 and Alma Rash with daughter Irene leaving for Sutherland. Governor Ross of Wyoming met Joseph Oberfelder on the way to Cheyenne, and Simon Fishman with daughter Myrtle visited the Sam Fine home. Heavy showers and some hail occurred with little crop damage. R W Wright departed on an exploratory trip to the Pacific coast seeking a permanent home and to bring his wife and babies later.
Local Social News From Sidney and Nearby Areas
Henry Johnson handled hogs to Sidney. Osborn of Omaha spent the weekend with home folks. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rt. Wood of Sidney on May 4. Ely family visited Henry Johnson on Sunday. Marie Ely has been very ill. Roy Neary lost a valuable horse during the electric storm Monday evening. Ed Brockelsby guests of Clyde Kinton. Mrs. T. L. Haskins and children accompanied H. TL. to band practice. Herman Blankey visited Mr. and Mrs. George Rippe. Mrs. Charlies Hill of Bunker Hill precinct recovering from pneumonia. Haskins family visited Barnes. Dimery gave Decoration Day address at Kimball. I. L. Pindell and Miss Sixta visiting their parents at Schuyler. J. E. Poquette went to Los Animos for a few days. Evalina Gray and Blossom accompanied sister. FE Taylor and wife from Dubuque en route to coast visited George Taylor. N. K. Williamson of Humbolt and H. G. Low of La Junta spent a few days here. J. L. McIntosh returned from Omaha after delivering Creighton University commencement address.
Local residents travel and Shriners to meet in Washington
Mrs Verne McManus and children returned Monday from Council Bluffs Iowa after a two month trip due to her mother's illness. Mrs Claud Grisham and her baby of Lodgepole visited Sidney in a new car, driven by FE A Thott. C W Johnson Potter and W P Moore Sidney will represent Cheyenne county at the National Conclave of Shriners in Washington DC the week of June 4.
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Verne McManus
Council Tinfis, Ja
Claud Grisham
Baby
Lodgepole
Sidney
FE. A. Thott
C. W. Johnson
Potter
Cheyenne County
Shriners
Washington, D. C
Potter Review
Willam Connelly Estate Bequeathed to Widow in Dalton
The late Willam Connelly of Dalton left $4,800 in real estate in an inventory filed with the county court. He bequeathed his entire estate to his widow Mary. He died February 26.
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Willam Connelly
Dalton
Frederick visits county with sister in cheerful visit
Mr. C. W. Frederick arrived from Los Angeles last Thursday for a short stay with his sister Mrs. J. C. Schulenberg and husband. He left Saturday for Kansas City to visit a son. This is his first visit to the county and he is greatly optimistic about the country’s future.
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C. WL. Frederick
Los Angeles
J. C. Schulenberg
Kansas City
Foreclosure Decree in Spithbart v Harper District Court
District Judge J I Tewell entered a foreclosure decree in the Spithbart v Harper et al case for 11312 60 with a nine month stay of execution. In fishing news Charles Gardner Hugh Slawson and A J Rash reported a second triumph of the season catching seventy five shining mountain trout, but refused to reveal location or scale proof.
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J. I. Tewell
Elizabeth Spithbart
Charles E. Harper
Charles Gardner
Hugh Slawson
A. J. Rash
Mey
Lincoln attorney elected to Lions Club board
Lincoln attorney Guy C. Chambers, son of County Judge C. Chambers, has been elected a member of the Lions Club board of directors in Lincoln, according to word received here.
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Guy C. Chambers
Lincoln
C. Chambers
The
Lions Club
Beulah Grabill Plays Man in the Moon at UNL Commencement
Miss Beulah Grabill a University of Nebraska Lincoln student acted the Man in the Moon in the dance All in a Garden Fair during the university commencement exercises last Wednesday.
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Beulah Grabill
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Couple heads to Idaho for summer visit
Mr and Mrs Krugsman, joined by Mr and Mrs N P Johnson, left Saturday evening for the Krugsman home in Pocatello Idaho. Mr and Mrs Johnson plan to stay through the summer at minimum.
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Mrs. Krugsman
N. P. Johnson
Pocatello
Idaho
Mrs. Johnson
Priests Attend Graduation Exercises at St Patrick’s Academy
Fathers Hagus of Sterling, Eller of Chappell, Hollie of Bayard and Moriarity of Kimball traveled out of town to attend graduation exercises at St Patrick’s Academy.
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Hagus
Sterling
Eller of
Chappell
Hollie
Bayard
Father Moriarity
Kimball
St. Vatrick’s Academy
Osborn of Farmers Union Visits Omaha Friends
Cc J Osborn president of the state association of the Farmers Union slipped from Omaha last Saturday to spend a brief time with family and friends and to transact some personal business missions.
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Cc. J. Osborn
State Association of the Farmers Union
Omaha
Fred Marti Attends Sidney Graduation Ceremony
Fred Marti of North Platte attended St Patrick's academy graduation exercises in Sidney Thursday evening and returned Friday morning with his two young daughters who are students at the school.
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Fred Marti
North Platte
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Academy
Miss Juneau Eikner Leaves Nashville for Maine Camp
Miss Juneau Eikner returns to Sidney after attending Ward Belmont School in Nashville. After a short visit with her father Dr. W. T. Eikner she heads to the school's summer camp in the Maine woods for the season.
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Juneau Eikner
Sidney
Nashville
Tenn
Ward-Belmont
W. T. Eikner
Mrs Johnston and Mrs Cameron Leave for Seattle and LA
Mrs Julia Johnston and Mrs Kathryn Cameron departed Thursday evening for Seattle, hometown of Mrs Johnston. After a short visit, Mrs Cameron will proceed to her home in Los Angeles. They have been visiting at the home of their parents, Mr and Mrs Hugh McFadden, in the early days of their sorrow.
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Julia Johnston
Katheryn Cameron
Seattle
Johnston
Mrs Jones and daughter travel through California coast
Mrs Sam Jones and her daughter Harriett are visiting California. They reached Los Angeles last week and will visit Long Beach San Francisco San Miguel and other places where they have friends or relatives. They plan to return just in time for Harriett to start school in the fall.
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Sam Jones
Harriett
California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Francisco
San Miguel
School District Meeting Votes On Tax Levy
Notice: at the annual meeting of School District No. 16 Cheyenne County Nebraska held at the district school house on date to be announced a vote will be taken on levying 40 mills for general school purposes. E M Nelson Director.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jame
E. M. Nelson
Burgess Music Store Offers New Pianos at Secondhand Prices
A local music shop advertises new pianos priced like used instruments. Burgess Music Store promotes affordable access, appealing to budget buyers seeking quality instruments without the high price tag. The notice highlights availability and value in a period-appropriate ad tone.
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Burgess Music Store
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C. A. Ely
Eo Son
John LB. Tmunsen
Mr. and
Airs
Maurice Novich
Fred W. Willig
Yerman F. Laudner
Jens Jensen
West of Peetz
Bert Steele
Gurley
J. E B. Nelson
John Wolf
Dix
Clyde Kinton
H. Z. Haskins
Albert Brauer
John A. Connelly
Paul Sparks
T. O. Barnes
H. L. Haskins
Ray E. Robinson
Alma Rash
Irene
Sutherland
W. T. Kahse
Fremont
Midland College
J. W. Hoes
Aultman-Taylor Co
Ross
Wyoming
Joseph Oberfelder
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Simon Fishman
Denver
Myrtle
Sam Fine
Fishmans
R. W. Wright
Pacific Coast
Henry Johnson
Co. A. Osborn of
Earl Rt. Wood
Roy Neary
Mrs
Ed Brockelsby
Sandus
Tt. L. Haskins
H. TL
Herman Blankey
George Rippe
Charlies Hill
Bunker Hill Precinct
T. C. Barnes
Martin W. Dimery
J. E. Poquette
Los Animos
Mr. Poquette
Evalina Gray
Blossom
Co. FE. Taylor
Dubuque, Ia
Mr. Tislor
George Taylor
American Bank
N. K. Williamson
Humbolt
H. G. Low
la Junta
Colo
Herman Schroeder
J. L. McIntosh
Creighton University
Kid
Nile
Pat’s
Wooldridge’s
Best
Missouri
Cash and Carry Grocer
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