Political primary bids for Cheyenne County offices 1922
A batch of announced candidacies for Cheyenne County offices in the July 18 1922 primaries. Names include A A Sharp J W McDaniel J W Billeter George W Brewer Fritz Brauer N E Wood Fred Frahm Walter K Hodgkin Charles H Gardner P c Collart Oakley Otten and Flossie Belle Krueger with bids for treasurer sheriff clerk clerk of Oakley list includes state representative district 95 and county assessor. emphasis on party labels and primaries.
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Cheyenne County
George W. Puckett
State Senator Candidate Seeks District 31 Nomination
J S KROH announces candidacy for State Senator of the 31st District subject to Republican primary voters on July 18 1922. He notes farming stockraising and business experience and eight years observing Western Nebraska needs from Oxgallala.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Republican Party
Ninty-fifth
Andy Brott
Potter
Warren Seeks Re election as Cheyenne County Attorney
A. E. Warren declares candidacy for re nomination as County Attorney at the Republican Primary on July 18 1922. He urges voters to consider his half term service and asks for continued support from Cheyenne County Republicans.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
W. BR. Wier
Anna McFadden
C. Collart
Rk. P
Kepler
A. E. Warren
Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney
Teon Fine rode through Kimball county early Thursday and found most locals friendly. Tom Tshmael of Bayard visited his sister Nellie in Sidney. A. D. Hilliard and Mrs. Ray Sheffield, from 18 miles southeast, attended the matinee. Beyer brothers Lawrence Pete and Fred toured eastern Nebraska to see a sick mother. Earl Kratz and R P Kepler built fences in Potter precinct then attended a Masonic function. Mrs. W A Navinger returned from a month in Seattle to care for ill parents. Mr. and Mrs. J Q Edwards reported general rain over the north table west of the Burlington. Frances Vacik and sister Exie Burgess of Lincoln travel with a lyceum quartet in Canadian cities. R S Scott, county agricultural agent, left for North Platte for a district agents conference. J E Ellis and two children James and Kathryn from Boise stopped in Sidney to visit Armstrongs on their way to Hinds. Albert Lederer of Norfolk, Nebras ka, suffered a crushed skull and two broken vertebrae after being caught between a freight elevator platform and a storage house floor. he is the son of Louis and his wife. Emmons and Gus Sanders from 25 miles northwest shopped in Sidney last Monday. Their wheat survived Thursday’s rain better than wheat earlier in the week.
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Albert Lederer
Norfolk
Nebraska
Louis Lederer
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney, Nebr
Guy V. Doran
A. A. Sharp
J W McDaniel
J. W. Billeter
George W. Brewer
Fritz Brauer
N. E. Wood
Myrtle Lancaster
J. M. Nelson
J. W. Smith
Fred Frahm
Henry Hargens
John J. Treinen
A. D. Rose
D. B. Fletcher
A. J. Kinnersley
Henry C. Blome
C.W. Johnson
Potter, Nebraska
Henry Pavlat
Sunol
H. L. Lucke
Lodgepole
Nebr
Leon Fine
B. K. Bushee
Cheyenne
Kimball
Walter K. Hodgkin
E. C. Stockdick
Charles H. Gardner
Oakley O. Otten
Clareu
Charles N. Deaver
D. R. Campbell
L. H. Bordwell
Flossie Belle Krueger
John Daugherty
Sidnes Creamery
M. E. Pettibone
Larsen Music Store
J. S. Kroh
Oxgallala
Fred B. Stephens
Earl R. Kratz
Mickie
Teon Fine
Kimball County
Tom Tshmael
Bayard
Nellie
Tow
A. D. Hilliard
Ray Sheffield
Beyer Brothers
Lawrence
Pete
Fred
Earl Kratz
R. P. Kepler
Masonic Institution
W. A. Navinger
Seattle
Washington
J. Q. Edwards
City
Burlington
Frances Vacik
Exie Burgess
Lincoln
Lyceum
R. S. Scott
North Platte
J. E. Ellis
James
Kathéryn
Boise
Idaho
Armstrongs
Hinds
Emmons
Gus Sanders
ECONO
Consid
O. K
Chevrolet
FORD
Sidney Motor Co
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