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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1924

Page

6

Cheyenne County Commission Takes Up 1924 Claims

The Cheyenne county commissioners met after adjournment with all members present. They audited and allowed a long list of claims from the County Dragging Fund, Bridge Fund, Road Districts, and other funds for labor, materials, gas, and repairs. The board adopted a pension order for Helen M. Oliver and Olga Wilkins, approved May mothers pensions for Clara Kroeger and Hielen M. Oliver, and passed two resolutions including declaring a section road a public highway and requiring officers to report and remit fees quarterly. The session adjourned to June 10, 1924 for equalization.

Sidney Nebraska Board of County Commissioners Board of Country Commissioners Isereby Cheyenne County Cheyenne Wm. M. Goding A. D. Rose, Jr Board of Equalization

Pleasant Valley Weekend Socials and Cemetery Work

The Hostetler family and relatives visited at R G Simpson's and with the Lawrences in Pleasant Valley. Willing Workers members cleared and fenced the Christian cemetery, planted roses and lilies, and prepared for Children’s Day on June 8. Decoration exercises at the cemetery honored Rev J K Simpson.

Hostetler R. G. Simpson Leroy Mildred Holmes Helen Lawrence Simpson van Gorder A. B. Pierce T. W. Simpson Willing Workers Club Christian Cemetery Fairview School House Robert Barlow Sidney Y. R. Simpson Charley Simpson Harry Mitchell Mitchell J. K. Simpson

Cold Day Draws Crowd to Cemetery Services

A large crowd gathered at the cemetery for the services despite cold winds. The event drew local residents and possibly family members paying respects in a solemn ceremony.

Local Social Notes and a Sterling Marriage

Sextorp Mr and Mrs Henry Moench and family visited the Herman Moengy home Sunday. Miss Nellie Juhl of Peru, teaching in Cheyenne county, married Harvey Fisher at Sterling Thursday. Wilma Nelson left for Chadron summer school. Arlo Tom and Elsie Fisher fished at Kimball dam with poor luck. Various friends and family shared Sunday evenings and visits across Sidney Mon, Redeen, and Meser households.

Henry Moench Herman Moengy Bonnie Bernice Duncan Jess Lambert Nellie Juhl Peru Cheyenne County Harvey Fisher Sterling Arlo Fisher Pete Nelson Chris Crowell Dan Duncan C. E. N. Johnson and Redeen Charles Fisher Sidney Wilma Nelson Chadron Arlo Tom Elsie Fisher Kimball Dam George Reetz Ellis Fisher Elmer Jacobson Elmer Meser

Auto Accidents Claim Vast Nebraska Death Toll in 1923

Nebraska vital statistics show 127 motor vehicle deaths in 1923, nearly double railroad and streetcar fatalities. Airplane or balloon losses were two, other vehicles sixteen, and poisonous gas deaths reached 23, mostly carbon monoxide from cars. Burns killed 52 Nebraskans, including 9 from conf lagrations and 43 from other causes.

Nebraska State Vital Statistics Office

Nebraska death and crime totals for 1923 summarize fatal incidents

The state reports 260 personal crisis cases last year with 45 accidental fire or explosive deaths, 56 drowning deaths, 106 due to falls, 17 crushed by machinery, 27 crushed by debris, 18 mechanical suffocations, and single deaths from cutting wounds and rock quarry. Firearms caused most violent deaths, with 44 of 52 homicides by firearms. births fell to 30,183 and deaths rose to 12,620 compared with 12,452 in 1922.

Nebraska

Death of Bayard man at 44 ends care for ill family

Fred Young of Bayard died Tuesday last week while caring for his wife and five children who had been ill. At 44 he had been supporting his family when he became ill and passed away, after showing signs of recovery.

Fred Young Bayard

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