Multiple Cheyenne County race requests for July 18 1922 primaries
A flood of candidate notices from Cheyenne County offices includes A A Sharp for Treasurer, J W Billeter for Sheriff, George W Brewer for Sheriff, Fritz Brauer for County Commissioner, N E Wood for Clerk, J M Nelson for Treasurer, J W Smith for Sheriff, Fred Frahm for Sheriff, A J Kinnersley for County Attorney, Walter K Hodgkin for State Representative, R P Kepler for County Attorney, Charles H Gardner for Surveyor, Oakley O Otten for Clerk, and P C Collart for County Assessor. Notices urge Republican or Democratic voters to support at the primaries on July 18 1922 or July 19 for some positions.
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Cheyenne County
George W. Puckett
A. A. Sharp
J. W. Billeter
George W. Brewer
Fritz Brauer
Chyenne County
N. E. Wood
J. M.nelson
J. W. Smith
Fred Frahm
Nebraska
D. B. Fletcher
A. J. Kinnersley
Henry C. Blome
Henry Pavlat
Sunol
H. L. Lucke
Lodgepole
Nebr
Cheyenne
Kimball
Walter K. Hodgkin
R. P. Kepler
Fred E. Stephens
E. C. Stockdick
Charles H. Gardner
Oakley O. Otten
L. H. Bordwell
P. C. Collart
Belle Krueger
John Daugherty
Krot Announces Candidacy for State Senator in 31st District
J S Krot of Ogallala Neb announces run for State Senator in the 31st District subject to Republican primary voters on July 18 1922. He cites farming stockraising business experience and eight years observing Western Nebraska needs as basis to serve faithfully.
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Republican Party
Nebraska
Warren Calls for Re-Election as Cheyenne County Attorney
A. E. Warren seeks the Republican nomination for County Attorney in Cheyenne County in the July 18, 1922 primary. He asks voters to judge his half term and supports re-election.
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Cheyenne County
A. E. Warren
Local and Personal News Highlights From Sidney Area
Local notes list births at home of Mr and Mrs Chris Hansen a daughter born June 13. Efforts mention Mr and Mrs John A Eh rich a son Nels Thurston born in Potter. Visits: Teasdale in county capital. E T Envoldsen from Potter to Sidney. Ellis Fisher from Potter to Sidney. E H Sanders of Bextorp to county capital. Ella Williames ill at home. R D Devine returned from York farm. Fred Dresser went to California to visit son Will and help raisin crop. Ross Robinson and John Keeden of Lincoln aided in manhunt for Fred Brown. Seven county cars seen parking block before Denver trip. Mrs Copley stayed in Arriba, Colorado to visit a son.
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Ross Robinson
John Keeden
Lincoln
Fred Brown
Local residents and visitors listed in Sidney area notes
Mrs. John Burke and Mrs. J. O. Edwards visited Sterling Thursday. W. C. Fullerton of Lodgepole shopped in the county seat Monday. Charles Gunderson, a Potter resident, was in the county capital Tuesday. Guat Erickson Ed Erickson and son Donald, all of Potter, were in the city last Saturday. Mrs. Price of York stayed with sister Mrs. Van Wickle this week. R. M. MacDonald came from Alliance to visit. Mrs. G. W. Olson and Mrs. Fred Johnson and baby shopped in Sidney Thursday. Farmers prayed for hail after a dry spell last Tuesday. George A. Ernst and family of Kimball attended the Farmers picnic Tuesday. Mrs. C. W. Metz and Mrs. Lorine Pultz left for Denver to hear revivalist Mrs. McPherson. Frank Whitelock of Denver visited Friday, pleased with his ball club prospects. Miss Margaret Otteman of Denver vacationing four weeks. Miss Zella Owens left for the summer term at Boulder. E. A. W. Boydston, manager of the telephone exchange, drove with his family to Scottsbluff for 4–5 days. Mrs. C. P. Chambers returned Monday from Alliance where daughter Anna Emerick is recovering. Henry Anderson of West Bronson went to Denver for beneficial treatments last Friday. A motor party in Sidney last Saturday included Mrs. Louie Meyer and daughter Daisy of Lisco, Alfred E. Klemke and mother Mrs. E. K. Klemke of Bayard.
Miss Effie Larson Back On Duty At American Bank
Miss Effie Larson returns to work at the American Bank after a serious illness caused by an infected tooth and a prolonged absence. The Telegraph notes its lead role in carrying political ads, enabling candidates to reach many voters. Mrs. George Thornburg and daughter Miss Georgia, with Mrs. Charles Gunderson, were shopping in Sidney from Potter. Thornburg, elder Mr. B F Thornburg, shows no improvement and appears to be losing ground. J A White, a noted Kentucky farmer, claimed Tanlac helped him beat his hands shucking corn. BASSETT'S PHARMACY.
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Effie Larson
American Bank
The
Telegraph
George Thornburg
Georgia
Charles Gunderson
Sidney
Potter
J. A. White
Kentucky
Bassett’s
Local boot shop ads offer work shoes at low prices
Classified snippet urges men to visit Hink's Boot Shop for work shoes priced at 2.60 and 3.75. It promotes the Chevrolet "Four Ninety" as a low price dependable car and Sidney Motor Company, plus Sidney Creamery Butter advertised by grocers.
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Hink
Sidney Motor Company
Tax Board of Equalization Meets June 22 1922
The board of equalization will be in session on June 22, 1922. Taxpayers may request changes corrections adjustments or lodge complaints at that time. Attest: F. N. Slawson County Clerk. 48-2
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Board of Equalization
Have you seen the new improved Four Ninety Chevrolet
Sidney Motor Company promotes the new improved Four Ninety Chevrolet model with notes on features and availability at local showrooms. The copy highlights performance enhancements and styling updates aimed at attracting buyers in the region.
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Sidney Motor Company
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebr
Guy V. Doran
J W McDaniel
Myrtle Lancaster
Henry Hargens
John J. Treinen
A. D. Rose
W.W. R. Wier
Anna McFadden
C.W. Johnson
Potter, Nebraska
Leon Fine
B. K. Bushef
Earl R. Kratz
Ninty-fifth
Andy Brott
Charles N. Deaver
D. R. Campbell
J. S. Krot
Ogallala, Nebr
Chris Hansen
John A. Ehrich
Nels Thurston of
E. T. Envoldsen
City of
Ellis Fisher
E. H. Sanders of
Bextorp
Ella Williames
R. D. Devine
York
Fred Dresser
California
Will
Denver
John Burke
J. O. Edwards
Sterling
W. C. Fullerton
Guat Erickson
Ed Erickson
Donald
Mrs. Price of
Mrs. van Wickle
R. M. MacDonald
Alliance
G. W. Olson
Fred Johnson
Baby
George A. Ernst
C. W. Metz
Lorine Pultz
McPherson
Frank Whitelock
Margaret Otteman
Zella Owens
Boulder
Colorado
E. A W. Boydston
Telephone Exchange
Scottsbluff
C. P Chambers
Anna Emerick
Henry Anderson
West Bronson
Louie Meyer
Daisy
Lisco
Alfred E Klemke
E. K. Klemke
Bayard
Sidney Creamery
F. N. Slawson
A. E. Tanner
LTA
Ford and
Fordson
Ford
Sidney Motor Co
Chevrolet
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