Political announcements for Cheyenne County officers
A batch of unaffiliated 1922 campaign notices from Cheyenne County listing candidates for sheriff county commissioner clerk treasurer and superintendent. Names include George W Brewer Fritz Brauer N E Wood J M Nelson Flossie Belle Krueger Fred Frahm Oakley C Otten and Mrs D B Fletcher with primaries set for July 18 1922 and party references Republican or Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
George W. Puckett
N. E. Wood
J. M. Nelson
Fred Frahm
Oakley C. Otten
Sheridan County political notices reveal multiple candidate declarations
A. E. Warren seeks re election as Cheyenne County County Attorney, pledging service during his half term, while D R Campbell announces state senate bid in District 31. Other candidates include sheriffs treasurers and a state legislator announcing intent to run in the July 18 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
A. E. Warren
Political candidate listings for July 18 1922 primary
Voter notices list candidates for sheriff and state representative and county assessor. John Daugherty and Andy Brott are named for offices, with P C Collart shown as county assessor candidate, all subject to Republican primary decisions in Cheyenne County and statewide.
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Cheyenne County
John Daugherty
Ninty-fifth
Andy Brott
Potter
Nebraska
P. C. Collart
Local notes from Sidney and vicinity show frequent regional visits
Activities include residents from Potter Bunker Hill Dalton Lorenzo and Lodgepole visiting Sidney.Curtis Trolliff Spencer Flo and families travelling North Platte trips. births June 4 at near Peetz and Denver travel. county officials and clergy report church circle meeting planned June 15. residents report relocations and settlements in Portland home. social updates from Edward to W. J. Chase and Mrs J Jenkins Potter. various men and women visiting the county seat with dates and origins.
Sidney Social Roundup of Northern Colton Visitors
Local residents and guests visit Sidney on errands and leisure. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sharman of Colton, Mrs. William Simms, Milo Webster and sons, Herman Schroeder in Omaha for Masons, and bank staffer M. W. Dimery. Attendees travel to Hugo, Sterling, Denver, Cheyenne, and Lincoln, with numerous shopping outings and family visits.
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Thomas Ishmael
Bridgeport
Nebraska
J. I. Zimmerman
Goldie
Lee Linginfelter
Beattie
Washington
Sidney
Luvica McDaniel
Local residents travel and family visits across towns
Charlie Thiemann and family from Gurley visited the city Saturday. Mrs H H Libby and daughter with two grandchildren traveled Friday from Meadows near Lodgepole. Mrs J H Dunken left Monday for Sterling then Denver and beyond after selling the La Grande. Mrs John White and two children left Friday for Oakland California after two months with their mother Mrs Fred Seeger, offering solace during the early sorrow.
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H. H. Libby
Leroy de Lonore
Lodgepole
J. H. Dunken
Sterling
Denver
John White
Oakland
California
Fred Seeger
Local Family Welcomes Daughter at Center Church
Mr and Mrs Ed Mayer welcome a newborn daughter. Mrs Mayer is daughter of Mrs J Balston of this city. The article notes extended family ties and a local birth announcement reflecting community connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mayer
Nest
Center Church
Mrs. Mayer
J. Balston
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebe
Guy V. Doran
Treaserer
A. A. Sharp
J W McDaniel
Repub-ican
J. W. Billeter
George W. Brewer
Fritz Brauer
Myrtle Lancaster
Flossie Belle Krueger
Sherif
J. W. Smith
John J. Treinen
A. D. Rose
W. BR. Wier
Anna McFadden
D. B. Fletcher
A. J. Kinnersley
Henry C. Blome
Republican Party
C.W. Johnson
Potter, Nebraska
Sherifyt
Henry Hargens
Charles N. Deaver
D. R. Campbell
Henry ‘Pavlat
Bundl
H. I. Lucke
Nebr
Leon Fine
B. K. Bushee
Cheyenne
Kimball
Walter K. Hodgkin
R. P. Kepler
Earl R. Kratz
L. H. Bordwell
Charles H. Gardner
Oscar Redeen
F. C. Johnson
Arthur Shubarth
Victor Knox
Bunker Hill
M. Smith
Lorenzo
George Hendrick
Dalton
John Suchy
Jens Olson
Joseph Volger
Dalton Ranch
Brett
North
Potter Precinct
Ernest Kraxberger
Lester Clark
Kim Chappell
Curtis Trolliff
Spencer Flo
North Platte
W. J. Chase
Mrs. Esbon Closman
Mrs
Walter Happel
Ocz
Ray Woods
Peetz
J. C. Wolfe of
Louis A. Olson
Sidney Hawkins
South Colton
Robert E. Carr
Internal Revenue Department
Jack Jenkins
Presbyterian Circle
Carter Dunaway
Glenn VanGorder
Rev
Corbett
Portland
William Simms
Broadwater
Milo Webster and Sons
Center District
Sidney Friday
Herman Schroeder
Omaha
Grand
The
Masonic Order
M. W. Dimery
Lincoln
Ed Root
Charlie Neld
East Gurley
Andrew Nelson
Anna Uncapher
Fred Witzel
Sid Krei
Hugo
Colorado
E. Sander
Aldridge
Ella Williams
Babb
East of Dalton
J. W. Billiter
Chet Miller
Earl Ledbetter
Desigger
Grace King
King Ranch
Helen Wooldridge
W. F. Kreuger
Enat
East
Lincoln Highway
George Pope
Red Cloud
Miss Pearl Pope
Guy Dedrich
Jones Furniture
John Closman
Marie Hostetler
Guernsey
Be.l. Uptegrove
A.E. Phelps
L. F. Cunningham
Margaret
Roger
Gurley
Jackie Lowe
the Whitelock’s
T. Porter Bennett
St. Edwards
Knights of Pythias
O. R. Owens
Arriba
Hun
Jo Dendinger
Roy Hillyer
Adam Shimpka
Sunol
Frank Shimpka
Union Pacific
Telegraph
Ernest Kruse
W. T. Kahee
Hot Springs
South Dakota
John Selfer
Eagle Valley
Virgil Marsh
Joe Daniel
Mrs. McCrea
Gordon
Missouri
Cottsbluff
Charlie Thiemann
Merle Niemeller
Furer Grocery
del Monte
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