Primary Election Proclamation in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice proclaims a primary election on April 8, 1924 across Cheyenne County voting places for numerous state and county offices including U S President Vice President Governor Secretary of State Auditor and more. It also lists party committee positions delegates to national conventions and non political nominations for district, county, and city offices.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
United States
District Court
13Th Judicial District
City of
Sidney
County Fair Buildings Bond Election Text
Cheyenne County Nebraska voters consider issuing bonds of 30000 dollars for county fair buildings at the county fair grounds. Bonds redeemable after five years, interest six percent, payable semi annually. Taxes to cover interest and annual principal of 1560 dollars for 19 years, with final tax levy in year 20.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County Fair
Sidney
Cheyenne
County of
State of
Bondholder Interest Payment Language Fragment
An amount sufficient to pay the residue due of said bonds then unpaid and the interest thereon.
County Poor Farm Bond Election Notice, Cheyenne County
Bond proposition to issue twenty thousand dollars in Cheyenne County Nebraska for county poor farm buildings. Tax levy to pay interest and principal, primary election open 8 AM to 8 PM on February 14, 1924 in Sidney. County Clerk Oakley C. Otten signs official seal.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Oakley C. Otten
Mexican murder witness Nick Demos sentenced in Wyoming
Nick Demos, a key witness in the Mexican murder trial, drew three to four years in the Wyoming penitentiary at Rawlins after being convicted of attempted murder. Sheriff Ernest I. Davis acted as character witness at Wheatland. Rev. Wells, NebraskA A M deputy, collapsed with heart failure and died in the Gering Masonic hall after arriving for a lodge school of instruction.
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Nick Demos
Wyoming
Rawlins
Wyo
Ernest I. Davis
Wheatland
Bridgeport News-Blade
Rev. Wells
Nebraska
Masonic Hall
Gering
Wellshand
Masonic Lodge
Notice of Discharge in Bankruptcy for Emanuel Trautman
In the United States District Court for the District of Nebraska North Platte Division Case No 197 In Bankruptcy Voluntary Petition In the Matter of Emanuel Trautman bankrupt NOTICE OF DISCHARGE OF BANKRUPT On March 10 1924 the petition for discharge was filed and read The court fixed April 15 1924 as the date by which creditors and interested parties may oppose the discharge In North Platte Nebraska witnesses date and office details given for appearance in writing and grounds of opposition after ten days.
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District Court OF the United States
District OF Nebraska
North Platte
Emanuel Trautman
Marth
A D
Nebraska
Studebaker Quality and Value Emphasized in Ad
The ad touts Studebaker's 72 year reputation for quality, impact of large production, and savings passed to buyers. It highlights $90 million in assets, $50 million in plants, 30,000 inspections per car, 15 coats of finish, and angora mohair interiors. It contrasts prices with European and American rivals and cites 145,167 buyers last year.
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Studebaker
Studebakers
Touring Speedster and Sedan Details from Ward Buyout
Five to six passenger configurations listed with 126 inch wheelbase and 60 inch height. Includes 7 passenger touring speedster, 5 passenger coupe, 5 passenger sedan variants. Pricing shown as 2495 and 2685 in unspecified currency.
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Ford
Chevrolet
Buick
Essex
Dodge
Franklin
Brewers Gar. Shiney, Nebr
Nesterdam
William Peather
Nations
McPhee & McGinnity Co
Cheyenne County Lumber Cqo
America
Europe
Liberty Airplane Motors
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Mann Motor CO
Sidney, Nebraska