Indian School Meeting Seeks Nebraska Establishment
A large Sidney Cheyenne County assembly pressed for action toward establishing an Indian educational school. Judge J Neubauer led, with M M Neaves named president and TB Dawson secretary, and a nine member committee formed to draft resolutions and a congressional petition. Attendees highlighted federal support and local opportunity, referencing a State Board of Immigration and urging civic fundraising for membership and influence.
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J Neubauer
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Neubauer
J J McIntosh
M M Neaves
TB Dawson
Messers McIntosh
McLernon
Miles and Blanchard
Congress
Hou
Geo F Blanchard
W P Mikes
Jos, Oberfelder
Geo W Vist
M Tobin
C.D Essig
Ho MocFnad
Do You Wear Pants A big stock and word puzzle prize
The Weekly World Herald offers 50 in four prizes and six cyclopedias for the largest lists of English words from Alliances letters. Send one cent for particulars. Contest closes June 11. Omaha Nebraska. May 16 1802.
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World Herald
Omaha
Neb
Overfeller's Spring Suit Made to Order
A fragment lists orders for First Lieutenant C H twenty first Infantry departing Fort h to Francisco Cal for duty and notes a post meeting on the 14th to reorganize units. It records officers elected May 28 1802 and urges enlistment and comradeship in the Regular Army and Navy Union amid war time chatter.
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Qixt Infantry
Julius Jensen
Youngstown
Fort Niagara
21St Infantry
Shoek
11Th Infantry
Meyer
Ville
21St Regiment
Nebraska
New York
Niagara
Lake Ontario
Fortie
Qist
Horace Jewett
Fort Sidney
Army and Navy Journal
C.H Twenty
Isnde
Yp. Boland
Fc. Jones
A. B Sanders
J. Fodderatord
Dullus Shalt
Cheyenne County
Warine Corps
United States
Navy Union
U. S
Amnerica
Neighborhood Gossip and Local Updates May 6 1802
Country Cullings in Cheyenne County covers town visitors and trips by R P LaMore and Wm Elter, business talks by G J Hunt and L J Cary, health visit by Me Berkenbeck, and social calls by RP Scott and G oJ Han. Reports note 269 acres broken for the ditch company near Camp Clik, and Silverthorn mail carrier routes introduced for extra pay.
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R. P LaMore
Scott
G. Oj
Han
R. P
Hunt
Messrs Perkins
Portnoy
Cary
Hotel de la Peer
Ditch Company
Camp Clik
Commissioners of Cheyenne County Nebr May 17 1892
Cheyenne County Nebraska board of county commissioners meets with present Crigler Frame Vanderhoof and clerk McAleese as James McMullan deputy. Petitions include liquor permit for Herman Heerman Potter and boundary changes for Court House Rock precinct. Bridge bids opened. lowest bid accepted. Claims heard and allowed. adjourned to May 31.
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Qonice Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Neb
E. S Crigler
J. W. Vanderhoof
A H Frame
D. McAleese
James McMullan
Herman H Heerman
Potter
Nebraska
Herman H. Heerman
Charles Griswortd
Court House Rock
Frame
Vanderhoof
Crigler
Trognitz
Wno
KE. L. Yurletz
Township 14
B. A Jones
Lodge Pole
Criger
Volo
Mr Frame
Me Crigler
Vanderboof
Countty
George W Northrop
Jenner & Nrrper
James S. Hadley
J.B Ragan
Vanderdoof
Mr Vanderboof
James Stadley
ES. Cricen
J. W
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Camp Clark
Silverthorn
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United States Mail
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I’ood & Gyger
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Vilage of
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Watkins
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Intignamuse
Lew Diy
Rayner
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Supreme Court
McKinney
Express
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Grand Island
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