Primary Election Proclamation for Cheyenne County 1924
Notice states a primary election will be held Tuesday April 8 1924 at voting places in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Parties nominate candidates for federal state and county offices including President Vice President Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General and more plus non political nominations for four district court judges two county offices and city police judge. Delegates and alternates to national conventions are also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Nebraska
United States
District Court
18Th Judicial District
City of
Sidney
Cheyenne County Fair Grounds Bond Question Vote
Cheyenne County Nebraska voters will decide on issuing bonds of 680,000 for building county fair buildings at the Cheyenne County Fair Grounds. The plan calls for a 20 year bond with 6 percent interest, redeemable after five years, with semiannual interest and tax levies to cover interest and at least 1500 dollars annually toward principal for 19 years, ending with a final 20th year levy.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County Fair
Sidney
Cheyenne
State of
Anid
Board of
Oakley C. Otten
Bond Interest and Principal Payment Clause
An amount sufficient to pay the resident due of said bonds then unpaid and the interest thereon.
County Poor Farm Bond Proposal Placed Before Cheyenne Voters
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a bond issue of 20000 dollars for constructing and completing county poor farm buildings is submitted to voters. The proposal includes tax levies to pay interest and principal with bonds due first of January and July. The primary will run from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and the witness is County Clerk Oakley C. Otten.
Ickes News The Ladies G T Club Meeting Report
The Ladies G T club met with Mrs. Weible on Thursday. Mrs Weed assisted by Mrs Worth demonstrated the lesson on the Patient and His Daily Cure. Mrs J M Kreader broke her right limb above the ankle last Thursday and Dr Hedlund set the fracture. Ed Morrow and Ed Walsh visited Mrs J Marender Friday. Dalton callers included Mr and Mrs Frank White and Mr and Mrs I W Dirks visited Worths Sunday. Miss Fullerton and Miss Anderson visited Broadwater for a weekend. Ruth Shinker stayed Friday with Mrs R H Miller. Merle and Lawrence Guill departed Monday in their prairie schooner. Deputy mail carrier Everette Iseminger rode the route Tuesday with Carrier Dirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T Club
Weible
W. N. Southard
Paul Weible
J. M. Kreader
Hedlund
Meés
Ed Morrow
Ed Walsh
J. Marender
Frank White
Dalton
I. W. Dirks
Worth
Miss Fullerton
Miss Anderson
Broadwater
Ruth Shinker
R. H. Miller
Merle
Lawrence Guill
Everette Iseminger
Dirks
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Ickes News
Oakland
Ford
McDonald Motor Sales Co
Lincoln
Sidney, Nebraska
Liv
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Kuppenheimer
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