Cheyenne County Approves County Actions and Road District Changes
The Cheyenne County Board meets extending adjourned session of May 19 1911. George Firenstine resigns as Potter Road District Overseer. Nels Thorntosen appointed pending bond. Road No 201 petition denied. boundary realignment moves parts of Bronson to Sidney Precinct and Sidney No 2 Road District. numerous claims audited and paid to various precincts and services. Meeting adjourned to June 19 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J Bo Halston
Lewie Brott
L R. Barlow
R W. Devoe
H. T. Doran
George Firenstine
Potter Road
Nels Thorntosen
V. F. Kucera
Sidney and Bronson
Township Thirteen
Bronson Precinct
Sidney Precinct
Sidney No. 2 Road
Cinet
Fred J. Harr
Daylson
E Youngland
Same
Chambers
OJ Dykman
Eagle
Adam Gunderson
Potter
Elizabeth Ells
Pruper
Harvey
M Boresen
Omaha Printing Co
Frank Vsenberger
Sidney
Hammond & Stephens Co
J E Brodeen
Pest House
BF Mitchell
Barlow
Simon
Insanity Board
E Gapen
Doran
Gapen
JW McDanie
Edith Hi Morrison
Manutor
Sidney Lumber Co
W R Wood
Sidney Mercantile Co
Nuoise
Peter Nelson
Trognitz
Nebraska Fire Chief Urges Safe Fourth of July
Lincoln June 7 Fire Commissioner Charles A Randall urges Nebraskans to adopt a sane Fourth of July. The bulletin cites 1910 injuries and deaths from fireworks and explosives and urges towns to ban or restrict incendiary devices to prevent property loss and casualties.
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Lincoln
Charles A. Randall
Aldrich fears federal intrusion on state public service control
Lincoln governor Aldrich urges a written paper on state regulation of public service firms for a September governors meeting in New Jersey. He fears federal courts may rule parts of 1907 freight and passenger rate laws unconstitutional, risking intrastate policy. Tecumseh judge grants directed verdict against Dr. Neff in a damage suit. Lysinger on a freight train suffers severe injuries after being struck while receiving a message at Hazard.
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Lincoln
Aldrich
New Jersey
Nebraska
Federal Court of Appeals
Tecumseh
Neb
J. G. Neff
Sterling
Frederick Rickards
James Malone
Jay C. Moore
L. M Pemberton
Neff
One Dead in South Omaha Shooting
In South Omaha on May 31 a shooting at Twenty eighth and Q streets left John Watts dead from chest wounds. Bystanders Allison Davis and Will Mayfield were wounded. George Brown the shooter is in jail. Watts had marital troubles and Brown had pursued Watts' wife, leading to repeated quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Twenty-eighth
Q Streets
John Watts
Allison Davis
Will Mayfield
George Brown
Brown
Watts
Cream testing rule delays payment to stations
Lincoln June 5. Food Commission er Jackson issued a rule on cream testing to take effect July 1. Payments for cream will be delayed until the day after delivery to all purchasing stations. Edgar Neb June 5. D H Warren a construction engineer died in the Panama canal zone. He was a brother of C H Warren of this city and long employed by the Burlington in Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Jackson
Edgar
Neb
D. H. Warren
Panama Canal Zone
C. H. Warren
Burlington
Nebraska
Pierce to Host North Nebraska G A R Reunion
Pierce Nebraska is chosen unanimously to hold the north Nebraska Grand Army of the Republic encampment. The event runs July 11 to July 14 with the second week of July set as the dates.
Beevor City Girl Found With Cambridge Youth in Colo
Beaver City Nebraska June 7 Carrie Southworth twelve moved runaway last week with Louis Carrier Cambridge seventeen located at Julesburg Colorado held by sheriff. Father of Carrier boy begins bringing truants home.
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Beaver City
Neb
Carrie Southworth
Louis Carrier
Cambridge
Julesburg
Colo
Nebraska Press Association Officers Elected
The Nebraska Press association chose J. M. Tanner of South Omaha as president and H. G. Taylor of Central City as vice president. C. C. Johns of Grand Island was secretary treasurer with Miss Eunice Haskins of Stella as corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska Press Association
J. M. Tanner
South Omaha
H. G. Taylor
Central City
C. C. Johns
Grand Island
Miss Eunice Haskins
Stella
Elder Moses McCarty Dies at 91 in Furnas County
Moses McCarty aged ninety one and the oldest Furnas county resident died at his home in Richmond precinct. An early Beaver valley settler he migrated with an ox team to Beaver in 1872 and remained a continuous resident.
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Beaver City
Neb
Moses McCarty
Furnas County
Richmond Precinct
Beaver Valley
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Crystal Theatre
Adams & Dedrick
Ommencin
Ferdinand Schulz
Fremont Brewing Company
Pilsner Beer
Guggenheim
Old Crow
Sunnybrook
Oberfelder
Sidney, Neb
Mercantile Apany
Cavite
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
New York
Atlantic City
Boston
Montreal
Portland
Buffalo
Old Point Comfort
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Big Horn Mountain
Black Hills
Pacific Coast
Ums
M. A. Shipman
W. Wakeley
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith Shop
Court House, Sidney, Neb
General Fund
Nebraska State Hosplital
Adam Schimka
Colton
W J Barrett
Lodgepole Pre
Sidney Road District
Kay Frame
Hi Spiker
Spiker
William Jeudes
Bill Krei
Bk Kreli
TM Bickett
Witl
Hye
Nebraska News
Cele
Bration
Elmer E. Black
Ravenna
D. C
Zone
American Press Association
Central Meat Market
Nebra
B. E. Robinson
Prop
Ceara Omaha
U.S.A
Kewan
Spring Garden
David Gordon
W. M. Pulver
THE
First National Bank
Firat National Bank
D. J. Scanlon
S. Sele
Lloyd Mann
E. Harper
E. J. Sweet
Sidney, Nes
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