Notice of Sale in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska
County Commissioners of Cheyenne County Nebraska will sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash all old buildings on Block 37 Sidney including the old courthouse sheriff's residence rest room and out buildings. Sale set for Saturday March 1 1913 at 1 o'clock. H T Doran County Clerk. Also road report inviting objections by March 22 1913 establishing road No 212A with description and date of February 6 1913.
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Court House
Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Alpine avalanche trap clears track with snow canal device
Along the Alpine railroad a new device diverts sliding snow into a canal to clear the track. A protective wall intercepts avalanches and precipitates the snow away from the roadbed, guiding it to a separate channel on the opposite side.
Cured of Liver Complaint by Chamberlain’s Tablets
Ira Smith of Point Blank Texas says he suffered from a liver complaint and, after using a 25c box of Chamberlain's Tablets, was completely cured and recommends them to everyone. Advertisement.
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Ira Smith
Point Blank
Texas
Seward Boy Missing Fears He Killed Fellow Student
Charles Frost sixteen a student at the Lutheran normal school in Seward Nebraska is missing after a college campus incident during which a companion suffered an epileptic attack. Frost fled in terror leaving his hat and thin clothing as a wide search by students and townspeople continues. He is described as curly brown haired and wearing a plain gray suit.
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Seward, Neb
Charles Frost
Lutheran Normal School
Seward
Frost
Len
Missing Boys Are Found After Wandering Spree
Omaha report details the 26 hour search for Harkness Kountze twelve and Tom Kinsler thirteen. They left home with no explanation and were found safe at Ed McDermott’s Council Bluffs residence. Both boys returned quietly to their families and resumed meals.
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Omaha
Sheriffs
Council Bluffs
South Omaha
Harkness Kountze
Luther Kountze
Tom Kinsler
Albert V. Kinsler
Ed McDermott
Mr. Kinsler
McDermott
Burlington line grading contract awarded to Twohy Bros
Omaha feb 20 the public statement that the contract for grading the Burlington line from Powder River to Orin Junction wy has been let and work will begin with spring. the grading contract aggregating 1 000 000 has been awarded to Twohy Bros of Tacoma who will be on the job as soon after spring. it is understood that the 100 or more miles will be completed before next winter. the completion will give a direct line to the north pacific coast.
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Omaha
Burlington
Powder River
Orin Junction
Wyo
Twohy Bros
Tacoma
North Pacific Coast
Tests Planned for Friedmann TB Vaccine in Washington
Surgeon General Blue announces tests in the hygienic laboratory on the Friedmasin vaccine for pulmonary tuberculosis. After initial lab and animal tests, the vaccine will be tested at the Fort Stanton sanatorium in New Mexico on tuberculosis patients if results are satisfactory.
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Washington
Blue
The
Public Health Service
Milton H. Foster
New York
Friedmann
Germany
Fort Stanton
N. M
Seals Head North To Pribiloff Breeding Grounds
Seafaring reports indicate more fur seals are swimming toward the Pribiloff islands to breed than in many years. Meanwhile the halibut schooner Albatross near Bonilla sighted a dozen schools. The movement appears larger and earlier than usual.
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Pribiloff
Seattle
Fel
Pribiloff Islands
Alaskan
Bonilla
Corporal Punishment Quip From Birmingham Home Front
A terse War Era exchange shows Private Casey defining corporal punishment as a guard who overrules a colonel. The dialogue reflects humor about military authority during a tense period in Birmingham.
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Casey
Birminghan Aye-Hersid
Land Transfers Volume for Cheyenne County Real Estate
A three installment list of Cheyenne County land transfers within the past year excluding government patents and contracts. Transfers show numerous individuals and firms including Union Pacific Railroad Company, Eliza S. Wilson, Reuben Edwards, Joseph M. Swenson, John M. Sprague, and Walter M. Fuller among others, with parcel references, dates, and amounts ranging from $1.00 to $7,280.00 and totals in the thousands. (Continued.)
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Cheyenne
John Franzen
John Peters
Otto Asmussen
Dosa Asmussen
Union Pacific Railroad Companys
Eliza S. Wilson
Elza O S. Willson
Reuben Edwards
Joseph M McVicker
Currie I
Wilcox
Eliza S. Willson
John S Stewart
Simon Stevers
Sery
Otto Hink
Sroo
Otto
Margaret Gurschke
Nlynel
Joseph M Swenson
C W Berg
St George Cattle
Wis
Walter M Fuller
Union Pacific Railroad
Eugene Curt
Louis Curtl
Louis Curt
Alice Curtl
I Pon Co
David R. Jones
Rta
George R .Sands
Henri IX Dykman Et Als
Gretje Dvykman
Nwt
Juergen IK Dykman
Gretje Dykmann
la Dorsey
George Buzza
Isrnest Raasch
Jason O
May S. Lobb
TGG Teetz Et Als
Julius C Stan
Vo del Freeman
Cop Jones
Frank FP Kinne
T van Antwerp
I. C Stivers
IR Milliken
Wilt
J. R. Milliken
Hugh Williams
George W. Troggee
Jesse J. Hollingsworth
Awl
George W. Walter
Herman KE. Stahl. Ney
Walter Klemme
Grant Brady
Frank Verbaank
U.P R. Reso
Jacob Mayer
Alee Elceumond Company
T. Joinston
Sey
T. A Johnston
Rosa L. Johnston
Finrick
W.C Oreh
Heese
George Firestein
Grant
John Mc Adams
James Smith
O M Sprague
Jo C. Fredrikson
Henry Fredricksen
Jesse McNish
Lincoln G@ Simon
Lincoln G Simon
John W Frey
Johann
Herman Segelke
Carrie Enen Bunds
William Bundy
George Ballance
Victoria A Cowles
Jos Swinson
Julia C Windsor
James As McIntosh
Ely
Cae Oa
Gcorshire
Warlford
PF Janowski
Louisa J. Kreymborg
Nelg
A. D. Mebonel
William F. Shelton
Hugh J Hammond
Martin van Geest
Fanny Nevins
M J Kurgen
Isaac Grabill
Anna H Mueller
W del
Freeman
Catherine Boyd Taylor
Henry Petersen
Swig
Charlie Nordberg
Toauis Rabenel
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Fred J Mellerich
Jo Petermichel Nig
Johann Segelke
John W Freysey
William F Shelton
D. ©. Moore
Robert J. Tate
W. A. McConnell
Nis N
The
Rio Grande Home Company
John Streiff
Nwig
Cattarina
Emma Jacobson
Ines N. Jacobson
John A Bentley
Anton Novak
Robert J Tate
John R. Moeller
Wth
W H Reede
Els
Felix Polacek
Vaclav A. Klein
Oscar Lundberg
N J. Petre
Herman F. Nieman
W. FP. Nelson
Swhg
Tate—Ehrhardt Company
Robert J Pgh
Wild
Sneed Testifies Of Plot To Protect Children Before Amarillo Killing
Vernon ex-born John Beal Sneed testified he planned to be killed last summer to shield his children from Al Boyce. He described being shadowed everywhere, traveling with his wife and daughters to stay safe at the Sneed farm near Calvert Texas. He said he fled to Fort Worth then Amarillo where, disguised as a laborer, he shot Boyce.
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Sneed
Boyce
Fort Worth
Beach Ealing
Amarillo
War Against Traffic in Women Goal Reform Plan
Washington February 20 commissioner Stanley W Finch heads a plan for rescuing victims of the traffic in women. He reports to Attorney General Wickersham proposing a National Public Welfare association with Baltimore headquarters and branches in every city. It will be backed by several New York millionaires.
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Washington
Stanley W. Finch
Wickersham
National Public Welfare Association
Baltimore
United States
New York
William M. Glass Dies at 3116 Dodge Street
Omaha mourns as William M. Glass vice president of Lee Glass Andree Hardware dies at home after a week of acute indigestion and gallstone illness. He resided at 3116 Dodge Street and passed away February 19.
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M. Glass
Omaha
William M. Glass
Lee-Glass-Andreesen Hardware Company
Dodge Street
Anhut Denies Bribe Offer In Thaw Case Inquiry
Albany report states lawyer John Nicholson Anhut, former Michigan state senator, testified before Governor Sulzer’s committee. He described meetings with Dr. John W. Russell regarding Harry K. Thaw, and said Russell offered to finance Thaw’s release through a $25,000 payment to Anhut’s agent, with possible $5,000 figure discussed. Anhut denied bribery intent and claimed he would not accept or pursue bribes. The piece also notes Anhut denying using Sulzer’s name in relation to the Thaw matter.
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Albany
N. Y
John Nicholson Anhut
John W. Russell
Matteawan Hospital
Harry K. Thaw
Sulzer
Committee of Inquiry
Anhut
Michigan
Russell
Thaw
Sulgzer
Commission Denies UP Request for 999 Year Lease
San Francisco February 25 The state railroad commission denied the Union Pacific application for a 999 year lease of the Southern Pacific line east from Oakland to Benicia.
Convicted Cattleman Guilty Of Forest Fire Act
Ignacio Salazar, a San Diego cattleman, was found guilty in federal court of starting fires in Cleveland National Forest. The trial, among the first under a new crime in forest reserves measure, holds implications for grazing expansion. Sentencing scheduled for Monday.
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Los Angeles
Properly Situated. A Defender Praises Convicted Man
They may say what they have against him, but he says the defender notes his heart is in the right place. The remark frames the convicted man as morally grounded despite wrongdoing.
Bridgeport Association Education Meeting Heads West
The Bridgeport Association convenes March 27 to 29, 1915 with President D D W Hayes of Peru State Normal among eminent Nebraska educators. Supt Earl M Cline of Geneva, formerly Sidney High principal and recent Geneva superintendent, is slated to speak March 29. Expected record attendance, join and bring friends.
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DD. W. Hayes
D . Hayes
Peru State Normal
Nebraska
Peru
Alliance High School
Alliance City Schools
Hayes
National Educational Association
Earl M. Cline
Geneva
Neb
Cline
Sidney
Sidney High School
The
State University
Western Nebraska
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Standard Oil Company
H.T Doran
H. T. Doran
C. E. Harper
Sidney Neb
Harkness Kountze and
Hill Line
Orin
al Boyce
Laune's Pharmacy
Pensadar
J. C. Mutzell, J. P
J.C. Hutzell
Weet Main St
Fort Wayne, Ind
Nane
Post Office
Tate
Madero
Suarez
Francisco J. Madero, Jr
Mexico
Mexico City
Jane Pino Buarez
Senora
Interstate Commerce Commission
California
Commerce Court
Bridgeport Association
Winch
S. Sheffer
E. Harper
C. M. Wright
I.W. Harper
Kentucky
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