Subscription Rates Notice for Sidney and Cheyenne County
The official paper lists subscription rates, with old prices shown as one dollar and fifty cents. Editors Frances E. Knox and the publication staff publish from Sidney and Cheyenne County.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
5
The official paper lists subscription rates, with old prices shown as one dollar and fifty cents. Editors Frances E. Knox and the publication staff publish from Sidney and Cheyenne County.
The Nebraska Republican state committee calls a state convention in Lincoln on Tuesday July 21 1910 at noon to adopt a platform select a state central committee and conduct other business. Cheyenne county has three delegates and proxies are discouraged.
The Fourth of July committee in Sidney finalizes a lavish program including a barbecue with two prime Cheyenne County steers, open air vaudeville, two balloon ascensions, horse races and athletic events, a baseball game against Crawford with a paid admission, and continuous music by Sidney bands under Professor Lynch.
The committee assures a superb firework show with stored displays and guards on duty from morning to midnight. A Carnon Merry-go-round Co. ride will be set up beside the post office, operated independently, with supervision to ensure children obtain value for their nickel.
G L Shumway prominent North Platte Valley Chautauqua secretary visited the city last Monday for two major tasks. He announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for congress and impressed locals with his reputation and strong standing. If nominated he would be a formidable opponent for the Republican nominee.
The article notes the August 16 primary date, with candidates required to file by July 17. It urges Cheyenne County Republicans to field a strong ticket for two county offices attorney and commissioner plus the full slate of state offices.
T. H. McKown visits sister Mrs. Essig and mother Mrs. L. McKown before heading to Waiteburg Washington to operate a combined harvester for a farmer with 1000 acres of grain. Wages for operating the machine are seven dollars per day. McKown brings seven years of experience and is described as an expert.
John Clarke returned from a California pleasure trip and bought property in San Diego as a distant investment. He toured Jeffries and Johnson training quarters in San Francisco suburbs. Indications suggest the entire party may move to El Reno Nevada for the probable bout.
Due to a severe headache the pastor missed last Sunday's Central visit but plans to travel this Sunday. Attendance has lagged in recent weeks, possibly due to heat, and members are urged to maintain effort. Mrs G B Lobb and J O Lobb host a luncheon next Wednesday at Mrs Lobb's home. Aid Society members should attend with a friend. A business timestone is set for 2 30. Miss Palmer will lecture next weekend.
Christ Church announces Fifth Sunday after Trinity services on June 26. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 a.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 8 p.m. Ladies Guild meets Friday at 3 p.m. Rectory. Choir practice Saturday night at 9 p.m. Henry Ives in charge as Missionary.
Scottsbluff Neb hosts a ten day Chautauqua with H C Probasco as chorus director and a lineup including Eureka Glee Club Tahan J K Griffis and a famed Chicago conference attendee. Lectures by Charles Oliver Merica and Father McNamara plus music from Merica and Rosani the juggler. Moving pictures, games, bands, and speakers including U S Senator Burkett and Representatives Hitchcock Norris Shallenberger may attend. Tent sizes and prices noted.
Season tickets priced at $2.50 are offered with inquiries directed to C. J. Oeborn. The notice provides a brief sale prompt likely for a local team or event. No further details on event name or venue are given in the readable text.
G L Shumway urges support for his nomination in the sixth district, touting twenty five years in western Nebraska and a combative record against past majorities. He calls for public input on issues and candidates, asking voters to explain why they support or oppose him and to share opinions on Cannonism Payne Aldrichism Ballingerism Taftism and national policy.
Advertises payment for breaking 500 acres prairie near Sidney with cash offers. Also sells land with easy payments from Rice in Frankfort Indiana. Mentions barn and roof paint at Jackson's and Webers paint can prices. A casual line notes a drug’s supply unchanged after a death.
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska a hearing is set for July 6 1910 on Josef Kuliks petition for probate. He claims the deceased Leopold Mach died intestate about 1906 and left real estate exempt from attachment and debts. Fannie Mach Amalie Studler Toni Skedie and others are notified to appear or the court may grant relief.
In Kimball County Nebraska the County Court of James Tucker presiding orders July 12 1910 at 10 oclock am for a hearing on the petition of Edward McLernon for final settlement and discharge as administrator of Jane McLernon deceased. Notice to interested parties via publication in The Sidney Telegraph for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
In the matter of the estate of R J McCormick deceased Joseph M Swenson filed his petition in Cheyenne County Court on June 7 1910 seeking exemp tion of one half interest in real estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska and heirs identification The hearing to contest at 2 o clock p m on June 11 1910 in Sioux County Court Room Cheyenne County Nebraska is provided with penalties for nonappearance.
In the matter of the estate of George Kisacker deceased creditors are notified to meet the executor before County Judge James Tucker at the Cheyenne County Court Room on July 20 1910 and September 20 1910 at 10:30 a.m. to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance six months to present claims and one year for the executor to settle from June 2 1910 notice to be published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to July 20 1910.
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