Bridge burden looms over Morrill Cheyenne dispute
The Bridgeport Blade recalls Morrill county facing bridge costs at Broadwater after a conference with Morrill and Cheyenne officials. Morri ll county offered damages to cancel the contract while a bond promise to pay existed. Cheyenne held up Morrill’s cash share, awaiting court settlement, as Cheyenne’s fair stance. If Morrill pays the full amount, neighboring county residents may demand reimbursement.
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Bridgeport Blade
Morrill County
Broadwater
Morrill
Cheyenne County
Treaury
Fair debate over court house bond issue continues
An anonymous letter exchange in the Lodgepole Express and Dalton Herald prompts the Telegram to defend its stance. The editor explains rejecting a personal grievance against boosters and Sidney, while urging vigilance against malevolent framing in public debate. A New York State Journal note on domestic security follows.
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Lodgepole Express
Dalton Herald
Telegraph
Court House Bond
Court House
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Rainy week reshapes fields and seeding progress
A long stretch of rain from Saturday to Thursday dampened soil by several feet easing drought fears for months. Sunday brought the season’s heaviest rain, but subsequent showers allowed planting to resume as fields opened up, with most seeding now near completion. The piece also extols the nation and its devoted settlers.
Maverick Editor Question Sparks Outburst in Nebraska
The Lincoln Star and Gering Courier dispute the meaning of a maverick editor as a stray joining a herd. A cop is urged to intervene to prevent violence while a local farmer touts alfalfa greens as a cheaper substitute for dandelion greens, highlighting high living costs in Nebraska.
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The
Lincoln Star
Gering Courier
Courier
Pete Barron
Nebraska
South Divide Plows and Local Happenings Reported
The South Divide notes mentions a Belgian stallion, a newborn baby girl to Mr and Mrs Peeta, and farming activity with three plows in use. A gasoline engine unit is expected west of Lorenzo, and Mrs Konat recently visited E F Hiett and Chas Foater. Weather brings rain and farmers remain in good spirits.
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Falton
Cega
Colesachs
Heartway Sona Greewr
Landon We
J. Mele Toeh
Potter News From Sidney Area Highlights Local People
Tom Thornburg spends Sunday at home in Sidney. Measles reported in Bethel and in Mrs. Johnson’s family. Rev Dr. Ludden of Lincoln preaches at the Lutheran church. Rev Mr. Sorensen of Chicago to lead. Biggs installed as agent with Mrs. Biggs settling in. Potatoes arrive. grain coming in. rains praised. Potter school to close with class play and graduates essays.
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Dr. Ludden
Lincoln
Lutheran Church
Bixby
Potter School
County School Notes Seeks Graduates. Exams Scheduled
The second eighth grade exam will be in Sidney Potter Lodge Pole and Dalton on May 12 and 13. Those wishing to graduate must take this exam this year. The next teachers' exam is at the courthouse on May 20 and 21. Cheyenne county to have an institute with the Alliance junior normal from June 6 for one week. The first bulletin for agriculture and domestic science work has been received by new club members. A Lincoln contest delegate may be sent from each club. Those who missed the meeting can join by writing the county superintendent. A souvenir wash rag will be given to laundry senders to Grand Island Steam Laundry this week.
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Sidney, Potter, Lodgepole
Dalton
Court House
Cheyenne County
Institute
Alliance
Childdren
State Department
Lincoln
Petition for Administration of Wrasd Sul Estate
Court issues a notice on petition for administration of Wrasd Sul estate. Isaac Junes appears to oppose the claim. hearing set for the th day of May before the judge, with witnesses and guardians to attend, and the court to determine succession and debts.
Notice of Probate for George Kisacker Estate
The County Court orders that the last will of George Kisacker be admitted to probate and administration granted to Robz A. Barlow as executor. Interested parties must appear May 16 to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Publication in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks is required.
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Coezty
Cheyence
Nevrasach
Newmaleas
Georm Risacker
Lincoln
Simon
George Kisacker
Iestrament
Robz
A. Barlow
D.isdatto
Sidney Telegraph
James Tcchek
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Henry C Coker
Creditors of the Henry C Coker estate are summoned to meet the administrator before the Cheyenne county Nebraska County Judge at the County Court Room on May 4, 1910 at 9:00 a.m. to present claims for examination, adjustment and allowance. Six months to file claims. one year to settle. Published in The Sidney Telegraph four weeks before May 24, 1910. James Tucker County Judge.
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Henry C Coker
Oie
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said
Sidney Telegraph
James Tucker
Newspaper Subscriptions Offer Ends Soon
The Telegraph and Weekly Chicago Inter Ocean and Farmer sell a one year bundle for 175 dollars. The promotion is limited time only.
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The
Telegraph
Chicago Inter Ocean & Farmer
Franc Willard Club to Hold May Meeting at Mrs Shoemaker Home
The Mother's department of the Franc is Willard Club will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs Shoemaker on Friday evening May 13 at 8 o clock. All members invited for a pleasant and profitable eve. J Wolfe of Lodgeport was in town Wednesday.
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Francois Willard Club
Bellevue College High School Seniors
Bellevue College in Omaha offers classical scientific and philosophical courses with state certificates for graduates. A eight week summer session begins June 13 with moderate expenses. enroll through President S. W. Stookey.
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Bellevue College
Omaha
College and Normal School
Academy and Normal
S. W. Stookey
Ll.d
Land Office Notice of Homestead Entry Patent Procession
Department of the Interior lands office at North Platte Nebraska announces John U W Ladely of Dye as filing a five year proof to establish his homestead claim for section 22 townships 2 south range 52 west. The hearing occurs June 21 1910 before County Judge James Tucker in Sidney Nebraska with witnesses Richard N Biggs James Nelson Demetrious A Hurd Luther G Pitts.
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Department of the Interior
North Platte
Nebraskan
John UW
Ladely
Dye
Nebraska
Jung
James Tucker
Sidney
Yames
Richard N. Biggs
James Nelson
Demetrious A. Hurd
Luther G. Pitts
J.E. Evans
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Christ Liveni
Peretawd
Lester Hand
Mr. and
Mes
Peeta
Lorenzo
Potter
Tom Thornburg
Hie
Mr. Sorensen
Chicago
Ed Thornburg
Nera
Mockett
Mrs Courtright
Porto
B. W. Johnson
Esther Hanson
Ina McAdam
Miller
Mr. Bordwell
County School Notes
Grand Island
Bentley Land
Ursiganse
Wrasd
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Isaac Junes
Accalaistraran
Qadl
Getame
Andrew KR
Greensedes
Becvogy
Ube
Band
Seal
Sant Court
Judes
Pootase
J. ©. Wolfe
Lodgeporte
Chas. Kruse
Harper & Wright
E. W. Ziebert
Oberfelder Block
Atlas Portland Cement
Acme
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Neb. & Iowa Steel Tanks
the Potter Lumber Co
Potter, Nebraska
Edison and
Victor
Jackson’s Furniture Store
R. J. McCormick
Said County
Joseph M. Swenson
Tr. J. MacCormick
Denver
Colorado
Bth
P.m
Janus Tucker
Woriee Hor Publication
Board of County Commissioners
Colorado State
Qaper OF Hearing
Nebrask
Frank Wat
Karoline Kurz
Karoline Wat
John B Wolf
Pauline Chambers
Frank Wolf
Sata
Nebriasky
Unoless
Jaugs
Tucker County
Home Office
Sidney, Neb
F. Mitchell
A.pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Plattner Implement Co
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