Bushee Candidacy Praised By Kimball County Observer
The Kimball County Observer endorses B. K. Bushee as representative for the district, noting his wide western acquaintances and strong home county support. The piece argues his good record is proven by local backing as he advances his political ambitions. The editorial also comments on social changes and fashion trends signaling rising openness.
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B. K. Bushee
Kimball County
Kimball County Observer
Bushee
The
Observer
Delzell Seeks State Superintendent Post
A Lexington City official James B. Delzell advocating for state superintendent of public instruction. The endorsement lauds his education background, fairness, and leadership, urging Nebraskans to study his history and support his candidacy as essential for the state’s educational future.
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James B. Delzell
Lexington City
Delzell
James E. Delzell
Nebraska
Growing Cattle in Western Nebraska
Bulletin No. 105 from the Nebraska Experiment Station summarizes Substation findings on cattle management. It reports results from dehorning cattle and related feeding and husbandry implications.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Experiment Station
Nebraska calf feeding trials show gains by forage type
Experiments on dehorning and feeding steers compare alfalfa prairie hay and cane. Winter gains are costly while summer gains in western Nebraska are cheaper, with alfalfa yielding the best returns. A two-year study notes dehorning effects on weight and feeder prices. Bulletin No. 105 from the Nebraska Experiment Station offers full details.
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Canyon
South Platte Valley
Nebraska
Yiz
Prairie Bay
Nebraska Experiment Station
Lincoln
Nebr
Union Valley March Weather and Farming Surge
Union Valley reports ideal March weather with a busy farming outlook as large acreage will be planted. The prairie greens with potential rain to boost grass. local residents note building activity and regional travel, including Andy Johnson starting a large barn and Geo Miller visiting the area. Miles & McIntosh were seen en route toward the north, passing through last Wednesday.
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Andy Johnson
Geo. Miller
Dalton
Miles & McIntosh
North Pole
Local residents engage in work and travel across town
Clara notes a light snowfall last week while the Pultz couple visited the Quinn ranch Thursday. Telephone company crews repair and remodel the line. Mr and Mrs Quinn visited the county seat last Saturday. Some residents begin sowing small grain as Fred Lindberg of Lawrence Forks passes through en route to Sidney.
Another Use For Oil In Weather And Gossip
The piece satirically notes oil as a fix for storms and dusty roads with a playful jab at Mr Rockefeller and a quip about inventors solving airship trouble. It also parodies rural gossip with a shopkeeper and Mrs Gabble exchange highlighting village rumors.
Village Adopts Hourly Nurse Scheme for Inhabitants
Leicester Massachusetts establishes an hourly nurse program in February 1907. At a recent meeting supporters praised the service and financials, voting to renew for another year. The nurse visits homes, offers skilled aid from massage to obstetrics, charges 10 to 50 cents an hour by ability to pay, and funds the association.
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Leicester
Mass
Boston Transcript
Privet Trees Suit City Streets for Easy Transplant
In Montebello California a privet species with an arborescent habit is planted on at least two streets. The tree is praised for its generally strong street-tree qualities and its ability to be moved safely even when sizable, with a small soil ball. Two to three inch diameter, ten foot tall trees resist wilt and reestablish quickly when relocated with fifty pounds of soil, allowing effective street lineups by year one.
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Montebello
Cal
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof
Edward Cosanders of Tekys Nebraska filed for final five year proof on Homestead Entry 4232 for NW 4 1s section 1 6 51 west. Proof before James Tucker county judge Sidney Nebraska April 7 2003 with witnesses Thomas Epps Clara Neb Willian Gustafson Ickes Neb Charles Stanton Potter Neb Henry Mayer Ickes Neb 228 E Evans Register
Probate of Will in Cheyenne County Nebraska
County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska holds hearing on Alfred Swanson petition to prove Carl Swanson deceased as executor. Notice to interested parties via Sidney Telegraph for three weeks before April 6, 1908 hearing at 10 a.m. in Sidney.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Said
Mach Ws
James Tucker
Carl Swanson
Alfred Swanson
Sid
Sidney Telegraph
Helen Kennedy Seeks Final Homestead Proof in Sidney Neb
Notice is hereby given that Helen Kennedy of Sidney Neb has filed for final homestead proof on claim No 4697 for SE sec 15 tw 13n r5in. Proof will be made before James Tucker county judge at Sidney Neb on April 1. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are Nels W Olson Louis Kurth Peter Lingwall and Harry V Williams all of Sidney Neb. R-5 E Evans Register.
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Department of the Interior
North Platte
Neb
Helen Kennedy
Sidney
James Tucker
Nebraska
Nels W. Olson
Louis Kurth
Peter Lingwall
Harry V. Williams
E. Evans
Final Settlement Hearing in Cornelius Rowman Estate
In Cheyenne County a county court orders April 2 1008 at 9 pm for Henry F E Gapen to prove his final account as administrator of Cornelius Rowman deceased. All interested persons must appear and show cause. notice to be published in The Sidney Telegraph weekly for four weeks.
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State OF
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
James Tucker
Cornelius Rowman
Henry FE. Gapen
Sidney Telegraph
Hearanc
Notice of final five year proof for Homestead Entry 4577
Thomas G Epps of Clara Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final five year proof on his Homestead Entry No 4577 dated July 12 1902 for the SE of Section 24 Township 1N Range 52W. Proof to be made before James Tucker County Judge at Sidney Nebraska on April 15. Witnesses: Edward C Sanders Ickes Neb Peter Nelson Sextorp Neb William M Gustafson Ickes Neb Charles Stanton Potter Neb. J E Evans Register.
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Department of the Interior
North Platte
Nebraska
Thomas G Epps
Clara
James Tucker
Sidney
Edward C. Sanders
Ickes
Peter Nelson
Sextorp
William M. Gustafson
Charles Stanton
Potter
J. E. Evans
Register
Notice of Public Road Location No. 164A in Sidney
Petition filed to locate Public Road No. 164A in the Wellner addition Sidney Nebraska. Describes route from Maple street intersecting the Union Paddle right of way, crossing Union Pacific tracks to Sixth and Ash streets. Objections and damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon May 16, 1905. County Clerk T. T. Dorax.
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Maple Street
Union Paddle
Union Pacific
Sixth Street
Wellner Addition
Sidney
Ash Street
Wellner
Countylerk
Mt T. T.dorax County Clerk
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Union Valley
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Edward Cosanders
Tekys
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Rder
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Sen
United States
Gand Office
Martin Cape
Township
Mary Winston
Fimiel
United States Land Office
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Evans
Notte
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Rose and
Front Streets
Strid
Nwruse Bros
P. We. Vath
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Rose Street
Lcense
Frank Bobin
Second Streets
Heease
Staney
HM Earos
William C. Gordon
Cheyenne Somes
Sidney, Telegraph
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District Court Room
Court House
Swan Dedrick
Lilie Neubauer
Charles H. Meek
Frank EW. fEllis
Aleged Thiav
Franks
Ellis
J. Evans
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Bay Town
North Dakota
C.W. Handley
Dalton Townsite
Dalton, Neb
B. F Mitchell
Superior
Swan Dedrick, Prop
U. P. Depot
D.L Scanton
Sidney Nebraska
Lote 5
Sidnay
PD. J. Scanlon
Sidney Drug Co
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Village Trustees of
Dad d& Block
Sideney
Periadt
Tre Sipney Cave Co
Paken
Mange
Nebranses
Moon
Ip Colliak
Oberfelder Clothing CO
Dalton Livery Stable
Feed and Sale
McKibbin & Son
Tna
Dawson Lincoln
Denel Keith
Cheyenne Kimball
Lexington and
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