Hungry Gulch spring brings winds and repairs
In Hungry Gulch the season arrives with high winds causing fence damage and other injuries. Mrs. W Jorden and Mrs C Olson visited. Otto Olson returned from Julesburg. Threshing crews repaired their shed. Alvin Olson works painting for Nels Hoagland. O Olson and family visited the Emanuvelson family. Little Shirley Raddatz and Miss...
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W. Jorden
C. Olson
Otto Olson
Julesburg
Cal
Tucker Relatives Attend District School This Week
Tucker and the grandchildren of W. W. Was sum are attending school in the district this week. Farmers in the vicinity are busy repairing tractors and machinery to begin spring work.
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Tucker
W. W. Wassum
Rebel leader Cejudo surrenders in Vera Cruz state
Washington dispatch reports Roberto Cejudo, head of Felix Diaz rebel forces in Vera Cruz, has surrendered unconditionally to the Mexican government. The embassy states the surrender signifies the pacification of Vera Cruz.
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Roberto Cejudo
Felix Diaz
Carranza
Washington
Vera Cruz
Cejudo
Newberry Found Guilty in 1918 Campaign Conspiracy Trial
Grand Rapids court convicts Senator Truman H. Newberry of criminal conspiracy in the 1918 campaign after eight weeks of testimony. Paul King and several others also found guilty. seventeen defendants overall labeled guilty while the rest cleared. Officials describe a broad scheme involving bribery, corrupted election boards, and subsidized editors to defeat Ford in primaries and the general election.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Truman H. Newberry
United States District Court
Paul King
Charles Floyd
Frederick Cody
E. V. Chilson
Roger M. Andrews
Menominee
Elbert V. Chilson
Ann
Detroit
Milton Oakman
Allan A. Templeton
Harry O. Turner
Judge Sessions
Moving Picture Theaters
Henry Ford
Newberry
Earl J.houck
Frank C
Michigan
Grand Jury
Dailey
Dale Souter
Oliver Pagan
Department of Justice
Secretary of the Senate
United States
Sidney Nebraska Election Notice Opens Voting Hours
Notice of election for Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska dated March 10 1920 lists voting on April 6 1920 from 9 am to 7 pm at ward locations including Court House basement First Ward Second Ward school North side and Public Library for mayor clerk treasurer city engineer two councilmen one from each ward and two school board members district No 1 for three years. Signed Nina Greenler Clerk and Fe Grabile Mayor.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
First Ward
Court House
School Board of Education
Nina Greenler
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Alvin Olson
Nels Hoagland
O. Olson
R. Emanuvelson
Shirley Raddatz
Vera Cruz State
Oberfelder Building
Sunkist
L. Montgomery
D. C
Virgil Marsh
Joseph Oberfelder
Bidney
NEBR
W. R. Weeden
Eve Doe
R. E. Roche
M. D
Bidg Phone
Ray E. Witham
Stewitts Bidg
W. M. Kimpston
Sidney, Neb
H. E. Mantor, M. D
cReems
Osborn Bidg
SWEET
Union Pacific Hotel
Rose Street
Chas. S. Cooper
Frank A. Barger
Osteopathic
Stewitts
Bidmey
Insurance Farm
Leana _ City Loans Stubt-Hink
Sen. Newberry
John
Second Ward
Third Ward
Public Library
FE Grabile
Perry Dray
J. S. Topolski
McDonald's
Nelson's Dairy
Hardy
Colorado
Kansas
Kiowa County, Colorado
Greeley County, Kansas
Earth
Burlington Country
Cheyenne Co
Eads
Colo
Tribune
Kans
Kiowa
Greeley Counties
Kratz-Land and Title Co
Omaha, Neb
R. G. Kratz
G. P. Kratz
E. R. Kratz
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