Cheyenne County Primary Election Proclamation 1924
Notice sets April 8, 1924 as the Cheyenne County primary election day at voting places. Lists nominated offices for party candidates including President, Vice President, Governor, state and county officers, U S Senator, Congressman, state legislators, county and city judges, and precinct officers plus non political nominations for district and city offices in Sidney. Also specifies delegates to national party conventions and local committee positions.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
United States
Mth
District Court
13Th Judicial District
City of
Sidney
County Fair Buildings Bond Election for Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Nebraska voters will decide bonds totaling 30000 dollars to build county fair buildings on the fair grounds. The proposal includes tax levies to cover interest at 6 percent, semiannual payments, and principal amortization over twenty years with a potential early redemption after five years. The measure outlines location, bond details, interest, and tax requirements.
Bonds Payment Provision Fragment Outcome
An amount sufficient to pay the remaining installments on the bonds and the interest thereon is stated.
Bonds for Cheyenne County Poor Farm at Sidney
Cheyenne County Nebraska voters will decide on issuing twenty thousand dollars in bonds to fund construction of a county poor farm on land in sections 36 14 50. The plan includes 5 percent interest, semiannual payments, and a tax levy starting 1924 to cover principal and interest. Election opens at 8 am and closes at 8 pm. Oakley C. Otten, County Clerk, official seal.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County Fair
Nes
Sidney
Cheyenne
A. D
Oakley C. Otten
Sunol Booth Sale Draws Solid Turnout and Local News
A modest crowd at the Sunol Booth sale last week saw strong sales. Pierson and son hauled corn to Sunol on Wednesday and attended the event. Mrs. A Englert from Lodge Pole visited relatives here. Frank Pavlat traveled to Rochester Minnesota for medical care. Mrs. Mulls now works at the Pavlat store counter. Sunol’s basketball team beat Gurley last Friday at Gurley, with local attendance. Mrs. E Booth returned home Saturday after a trip to Manville Wyoming for a relative’s illness. The Hokom family attended the Sidney Knast movies Saturday.
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Frank Pavlat
Rochester
Minnesota
Weekend visit and school event noted in Gurley area
Mrs B Allington Tom Opal Allington and Arnold Morris spent the weekend in Loveland Colorado where they report a fine trip despite minor car trouble. Miss Olive Warren visited home folks. The Parent-Teachers meeting at the school house Friday was well attended with a packed room and a strong program including a notable flag drill by intermediate pupils. County Superintendent Mrs Fletcher attended and spoke. Mr and Mrs Millard Pavlat spent Thursday evening at Bert Allington's. Gladys Ellington spent the weekend southwest of Gurley.
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B. Allington
Tom
Opal Allington
Arnold Morris
Loveland
Colo
Olive Warren
Fletcher
Millard Pavlat
Bert Allington
Gladys. Ellington
Gurley
Notice to Delinquent Rent on School Lands in Cheyenne
Delinquent rents on lease contracts for school lands in Cheyenne County Nebraska are due. If the due amounts are not paid within sixty days from the notice date the contracts will be forfeited by the Board of Educational Lands and Funds and the forfeiture will be recorded as required by law. Dated March 8 1924 by Commissioner Dan Swanson.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Chester E. Hall
Dan Swanson
Studebaker Leads Fine-Car Field Despite Rival Popularity
A promotional canvass shows buyers preferred rival cars to Studebaker. yet the firm reports 145,167 buyers paying 201,000,000 dollars last year and asserts market leadership. With 1,200 inspectors and 30,000 material inspections, Studebaker touts quality, history of cord tires, high-grade bodies, and strong plants valued at 50,000,000 dollars in equipment.
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Studebaker
Studebaker Builds More Fine Cars Than All Competitors
Studebaker reports 145,167 buyers paid 201,000,000 for its cars last year. Demand has nearly tripled in three years, placing the company in a leading high-grade field. Modern plants and equipment total 50,000,000 to deliver maximum value at minimal cost.
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Studebaker
Studebakers
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Ume
Ings
Ralph Adams
U. P. Depot
Wienburg Transfer Company
Fuarrest Pere
Premutme World
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Mann Motor CO
Sidney, Nebraska
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