County Board Minutes and Road Orders from 1915
County records document road establishment and survey orders, precinct road work, and public notices. Names of precincts and officials are listed alongside financial warrants, bond approvals, and a court schedule. The piece also notes theater listings and concert reports from Sidney and Lodge Pole precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court Lodge
Pole
Charles, Wein
Henry Flesner
Frank Oliverius
RR Emanuelson
John Frass
Fred Holtman
Melton
Lee Haward
Eagle
Harry Thompson
Will Woods
Colton
M. M Terbert
Frank Stimka
Mons Johnson
Union Valley Precinct
U A. Fecht
Emil Andreen
Chris Weyerts
Neal Thompson
John Hinrichs
George Miller
Sidney Precinet
J. F. Bennett
R. F Chapman
Thomas Clinton
Lob [Grabill
F. G. Griffith
KE. E. Hiett
J T. Halston
Sam Jones
A B. Knox
C H. Brauer
Theodore Becker
Hans Christensen
George Fast
Oscar Harris
Frank Vand
A. J. Jorgenson
William Juedes
Hugo Kurz
Charles Burkhardt
Henry Braasch
Edward Collins
Zeb Gustin
C H. Hoffmeyer
H G. Hall
Chris Jurgens
Louis Jessen
Potter
Grant Bradys
Ros McAdam
Ford Wickhorst
O Is Anderson
Bronson
John Anderson
John Christensen
Nels Thorstensen
Ben Wagner
Willam Goding
Trognitz
L Hougen
Nelson. A
March Weather Forecast Teases Million Dollar Snow Wealth
A humorous year in Cheyenne County jokes that heavy March snows could bring farmers immense wealth as markets stay quiet and labor thrives while snow piles mount. The column notes drizzly to snowy early March and predicts snowy May, with women watching men shovel in lines for pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Sol
Father
Telegraph Publisher Enjoys Coast Visit and Panama Exposition
The Telegraph publisher recounts a six week Pacific Coast journey in which he toured California and Mexico, marveled at San Francisco and the Panama-Pacific Exposition, and praised California’s beauty and people while noting the war abroad. He recalls crowds at the exposition and a ceremonial opening led by President Wilson, with remarks on coastal sights, storms, and the appeal of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Stars Land Stripes
California
Golden State
Panama Exposition
Wilson
Washington
Johnson
Rolff
Sidney
Western Nebraska Commercial Clubs Organized at Alliance
A Sidney Chamber delegation helped form the Association of Western Nebraska Commercial Clubs in Alliance on Monday. Eleven counties were represented and a Sidney meeting is planned for April to address urgent matters. Officers include Runyon as president and McCleneghan as secretary. Radcliff praised Alliance’s growth and urged regional advertising to attract settlers and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Alliance
Association
Nebraska
Foot van Gorder
Sidney
Bushnell
The
Trade Review
R A. Blake
Associated Clubs of
Western Nebraska
W C. Runyon
Crawford
Neb
J. FP. Lawrence
Chadron
John McCleneshan
W. D Fischer
F. Ll. VanGorder
Alliance Herald
CS. Radcliff
Cheyenne County
Fig
Radcliff
Pate
Alliance City Schools
R. A. Blake
Hastings
St Louis
McCleneghan
Sidney Commercial Club
Reed Maas wed in Denver in February courtroom ceremony
David K Reed and Julia Woith Maas, both of Denver, married by Judge Chambers on February 27. The event coincided with a New England Methodist dinner that drew a large crowd despite harsh weather. Helpers were provided rides and supplies stayed dry, yielding $45 above expenses from the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K Reed
Denver
Julia Woith Maas
New England
O. R. Owens
Mrs Cleaver Honors Local Modern Woodmen Meeting
Mrs W S Cleaver Grand Chief of Honor of the D of H of the A O O W visited the local order for a special Wednesday evening session. The gathering included a noted address by Mrs Cleaver and visitors Mrs Bartholomew and Mr Mead of Kimball. A luncheon followed the meeting and Mrs Cleaver left Thursday night for Chadron, planning return to Sidney later in her travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S Cleaver
Bartholomew of
Kimball
Mr. Mead Also
Cleaver
Chadron
Sidney
Declamatory Contest Tryout Sets March Dates at High School
Owing to many entrants a preliminary declamatory contest will be held March 11 at 8 p m in the High School Auditorium. Four top placers in each class advance to the opera house contest March 13 with winners going to the district in Alliance on March 25. Admission costs 25 or 35 cents for prelims and 25 or 35 cents for the final. Proceeds fund local declamatory efforts and winners' travel. A dramatic contest is canceled due to only three entries. Readings and speakers are listed with the march 11 program and judges to decide March 12's contest results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Sidney
Alliance
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Haston Petit Duey
Chambers
5Shadcliffe
Ignatz Merck
Cheyenne
David Stnuff
Court House
Will Jo. Wilson
Soonercoe
Yrat
Same
HT Doran
Iden
Bordwell
David Huff
Anna McFadden
J. W. McDaniel
Style
the Banner Chemical Co
H. B. Mantor
Creaseet
Swatzlander
W. Frazey
We Nebraska Telephone Company
Toll
Nebraska Telephone Company
Bill S. Fishman
S. Fishman
S Fishman
Ik. Bowman
C . Radcliffe
Potter W F Krueger
F L Krueger
Wolfe
J M. Swenson
Lincoln
Joseph Wolf
Sidney Telegraph
Lissig
W. Hornaday Moise and Grain Co
Nees Printing Co
Klopp and Bartlett Company
Tee University Publishing Co
Ate Arele Bey
Sidney Lumber Co
Reading Hardware Co
Western Drug Co
Sidney Drug Co
Sidney Mercantile Co
Galing Ae St George Dairy
A. A. Clark
Myrtle Lancaster
W. L. Wilson
Peter A. Lenzen
August Oberg
EB. M. Nelson
O. T. Niswender
J. H. Allen
John Herren
Jens C. Olson
J. R. Williams
FE. Smith
Wipsing
Florida
New York
Kenneth Bassett
Shirley
Tobin Opera House
REL L. Jackson & Son
Livonti & Son
Building & Loan Co
Livoni & Son Insurance Company
Telegraph
Omaha
East
Co. W. Hornaday
Burlington
Iowa
Marcel
Reed—Haas
Brasi
New South
Muadel Brewer
Allan
Brockway
Raymond Canton
Toussaint L’ouverture
Warren Cunningham
Cuba
Grace Fos
Spartacus
Francis Herbert
Corwin
Earl Johnson
James G. Blaine
Harold Rowan
United States
Clarence Wright
Beauty Doctor’—Phylis Corbett
Lawrence Grant
Florence Harr
Oberfelder Clothing Company
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