Cheyenne County Commissioners Audit May 2 1916
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met at the County Court House in Sidney Nebraska to audit election expenses and other claims. The minutes of April 4 were read and approved. Refunds and warrants were ordered for various individuals and services including graduation expenses, election board services, health board services, and booth construction.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
L. R. Barow
Frank X. Rihn
N. H. Troelstrup
C. S. Radcliffe
T. Doran
Beard
Glen
B.S. Flagg
Flagg
Anna McFadden
Cerk
William M Goding
Bron William S Walsh
The Man With a Bank Account in This Strong Bank
A description highlights a man with a bank account in a strong bank, noting his self reliance and how his financial condition shows in his eyes, cheer, and confident bearing.
Better Farming Special Draws Farmers to Local Meetings
A Better Farming Special attracted about two hundred attendees across the opera house court house and school house venues on Monday May 1st. Speakers from the Agricultural Extension Department discussed diversified farming crops silos and dairying while Miss Loomis Miss Shepherd Mr Skimner and Miss Hatch addressed teachers students and rural residents. Local prizewinners Frederick and Winfield Kretz and Lewis Bicknell were spotlighted with a photograph of the boys’ trophy. The event was organized by the International Harvester Company Union Pacific and the Nebraska University College of Agriculture and drew notable press figures such as Will Maupin Jan Janak and Water Rosicky.
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Opera House
Mr. MecCaren
P G. Holden
Agricultural Extension Department
Cheyenne
Lewis Bicknell
Kimball
Better Farming Party
United States
Nebraska
Will Maupin
Midwest Magazine
York
Jan Janak
Water Rosicky
National Printing Company
Sidney Wins Western Nebraska Debating Championship
Sidney retains the Western Nebraska debating title by defeating Ogallala and Alliance. Ralph Perse chosen to represent the district at the state contest in Lincoln on May 13. The Sidney team included Warren Cunningham, Ralph Perse, and Francis Herbert. Judges reported each boy earned one vote for representative, signaling a well balanced team. This marks the fifth consecutive year Sidney has won the Western Nebraska debate championship.
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Sidney
Western Nebraska
Ogallala
Alliance
Ralph Perse
Lincoln
Warren Cunningham
Francis Herbert
Pathon's Day at the Public Schools
City school buildings open to the public this Friday from 2 to 6 pm with work on display in Central and North Side buildings. Teachers greet visitors, light refreshments served, and a 4 30 program in Central. North Side hosts a 4 20 pm program. Domestic science girls serve chicken supper 5 30 to 7 30 in the high school. A musical program and tours of the new building. Visitors invited any time with doors open.
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Village trustees served for writ to reconvene canvass board
Four Sidney village trustees received notices that a writ of mandamus has been filed in district court to compel them to reconvene as a canvassing board to recanvass the last village election returns on the license question. A hearing is set for May 11 in North Platte. The April 17 special session reported a tie between wets and drys with no clear dry majority.
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Sidney
North Platte
Bentley Sells Six Cars in Week for North Platte Deliveries
J A Bentley moved six six cylinder cars last week surpassing the speed limit in delivery. Some buyers traveled to North Platte to collect their purchases while abstracts were handled by F A King.
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J. A. Bentley
North Platte
Sidney A Dry Town
A night of widespread drinking ends as Sidney becomes dry for the first time in its history. Spectators observe crowds moving from open saloons and comment on the drastic shift, with songs and jokes marking the farewell to open bars and the potential return of prohibition.
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Wight
Dace Hus
Tom and Jerry
Sidney
Sidney Man Hall Sails to Italy as Consul Secretary
Sidney resident Toward H Hall has been appointed secretary to the American Consul General in Genoa Italy by the State Department. He will depart in May, pass through Broken Bow Omaha Chicago and Washington before sailing from New York for a year long post to study art after. Howard Hall, his friend and fellow artist, will be missed at local social circles.
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H. Hall
Wester
State Department
Washington
Genoa
Italy
David F. Wilber
Mr. Hall
Hall
Broken Bow
Omaha
Chicago
Washington, D. C
New York
Howard Hall
Aged Tourist Dies at Union Pacific Hotel Dinner
Mr and Mrs James Ponting of Varami e aged 71 died at the Union Pacific Hotel during a dinner after his head suddenly dropped to his chest. The wife noted prior heart issues and a doctor confirmed death occurred before help arrived. They were en route to Omaha for a veteran trainmen reunion. District Judge Tibball and wife accompanied the wife home.
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No. 4
Union Pacific Hotel
James Ponting
Varamie
Omaha
Union Pacific Tor
Ponting
Harper Undertaking
Laramie
Tibball
April Precipitation Report Notes Weather Observer
Government Weather Observer John P. Fischer records 2.4 inches of precipitation for April, including 6.50 inches of snow. The month featured twenty clear days, eight partly cloudy days, and two cloudy days.
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John P. Fischer
Mrs Hall Sells Rose Street Home to R D Devine
Mrs H H Hall sells her residence to R D Devine and will deliver possession soon. She will move to Broken Bow to live with her parents while her son serves in Italy for three years. The Rose Street modern home is described as one of the city’s most desirable and has fallen into good hands.
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H. H. Hall
R. D. Devine
Stenographer Miss Wright Joins H C Casselman Office
Miss Ethel Wright completes studies at Fremont College and now serves as an additional stenographer in the office of H C Casselman.
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Ethel Wright
Fremont College
H. C. Casselman
Night Prices at the Cash Ferry Building?
SIDNEY LUMBER CO offers 6 percent money for home building financing. The notice highlights a CASH Cfh9O CERRY location and rates for prospective builders seeking home loans.
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Sidney Lumber Coo
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